... THE CLOWN. Poor Jerry jumped through paper rings. With pokers and with sausage-etrings, And tumbled down till he was sore-- You Phnwld have heard the people rear. Alas! Poor Jerry, when he died. Found Heaven strangely dull, and sighed And fell to thinking ...

... CLOWNE. rri: J. Booth, A. Calow, W. CawVwell, W. IT. J. T. Hill. S. Porter. X. Scarborough, J. Smitfl, G. Windlo, Wm. IVoods (2); G. Bunting, -1. H. Clarkson. C. Robinson, S. blatci. Whit well ?4): R. Carter, H. Coulson, Mrs. H. Lllse, W. H. Jackson. ...

... Clown. the Council School*, on Wednesday, the teacher* held their customary social gathering. In addition to dancing, which was kept up till 2 a.m, iha proceedings were interspersed with games, songs, and whist drive. The M.C s were Mestrr Crme, H Tinuicn ...

... Clown. meeting of the Friendly Societies* was held at the Bowdon Arms Hotel, oa Saturday evening. Bro T F Edwards was elected president in place of Br G Scatboiough resigned. An animated discussion took place on the best means of extending the Council ...

... CLOWNE KNOWLES— PEARSON A D knowles Kn of' Morecamb? who has Andrew s .? ;hieen Marguerila Pear- only daughter Mr. and Mrs. her father, wore a gown with square cut on simple prm ess d sermneck, long of the skirt. She court train cut m el a tul i e veil ...

... CLOWN& SLUE RGE et TWBBD Titoosiurs. tzar I. 81; .ad Dram fay Bus; fur n 1, J. 'Nikes., ;8. T. CLOTS:LNG for ilia lo.euacis, lairs% pare. sad ray Ida will cal letter apposammael; dotaar. atmoi—All gusts' Si, li.ib Snob-wed. law. GENTIi DiBBOB raiat s ...

... CLOWNING). A repeal of STRONG NAILED BOOTS for • 'Menem eta.. railed to Mel, Intruded waterproof, price 7.. Ild - Bakisrio, Theißroadway. Hanwell rc °LOTH NG suits from ed., boys sults d. • teas second-Mad yard trousers Is. pair, largest and ',tempest ...

... Clown. On Saturday the memljeni of the White Hat^j Air Guu Shf»oting Club had thoir annual dinner. Host und Hoeteea Orrell providing a pleasing repast, about CO parlakiug. At the dene the host and hostess were accorded a warm vote of thanks, au enjoyable ...

... CLOWN. The Rector, Rev J Waugh, presided. The rector again pointed out the importance of the provision of Church register. The year's accounts were submitted by Mr R Hanford, and showed an income of £7O 4s aid, including offertories £sl9s Bd, there being ...

... Clowns 'Prom the Adolph' nook% Looks. Primo of 4/9, W. 3/-, 1/1. Unromorrod, to. Stubby, September Bth, at 8.15 pw. Doors apes 7-80 p.m. GRAND CELEBRITY CONCERT POPULAR HNOAORMENT OF MR. ROBERT RADFORD in g lasors distinguished Ban. Supported bp the Municipal ...

... sum At Clowne Primitive Methodist on Wednesday Mr. Aibert Thompson, second son of Mrs. Thompson, North road, Clowne, and of the late Mr. Sam Thomp- son, was married to Miss Elizabeth Mel- bourne, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Melbourne, Clowne. The ...

... 26lbs. There was a scarcity of frui A feature of the show were the drawin and needlework competitions for th scholars of the Clowne Council School Benjamin Redfern won a_ certificate « merit for the best exhibit in the drawir asses. The judges were: Vegetable ...