... he caught hold of her arm. Mrs. Giddings came along and struck him and tint his arm up to protect himself. His action must have been mistaken and Mr. Jeeves rushed across the road and struck him on the shoulder- lie put his arm around Jeeves’ neck in ...

... Hotel, Lutem, on Monday evening. There was a large attendance, and the princ'pal interest centred in the lots belonging to Mr. John Web dale, which were of the estimated annual value of £403 35. Bd. The reserve, however, in some instances was not reached ...

... comprising:—A detached Family 'Residence known as Cromwell Villa, situate in New Bedford-road, as occupied for many years by Mr. John Webdae; 4 HOUSES, Nos. 37 to 43 (odd Nos.), Inkerman. street; SHOP AND DWELLING-HriUSE, No. 2, Danstable-place; 2 SHOPS sad ...

... (leader), and the Revs. G. Charter and W R. Rolla. The principal speaker was the Rev. W. W. Rills, who took for his subject John Slack, of Paisley. THE PANAMA.—At the Borough Sessions, on Wednesday. Mr. H. W. Lathom made application on behalf of Mr ...

... large congregations. and gave an address at a service for men in the afternoon. CARDIGAN BTRRET PRIMITIVE METHODIST.—SpeciaI services were held yesterday at the Cardigan-street Primitive Methodist Chapel, in aid of the choir funds. The preacher in the ...

... Brim, c. W. Illsley. R. Lone, and .1. with the Clerk (Mr. P. Chaundler), Deputy Clerk (Mr. A. K. Medical Officer (Dr. 11. W. Grattan), Sanitary Inspector (Mr. (’. M. Robinson), and Water Engineer • Mr. A. Staniforth). Mr. P K. Chaundler occupied the chair ...

... and Mr. G. Warren. TRANSFERS. The permanent transfers of the licenses of the Bricklayers' Arms, from James Egginton to ' Wm. Thomas Hawkes ; and the Salisbury Arms from Herbert Toyer Richard Bangay, were i granted. ALTERATIONS TO THE WINDMILL. Mr. Sidney ...

... Saturday, March So, 6 and 6 LAMBS belonging to John Brown, of Ronghton Conquest. Anyone giving information , f the alms will be Rewarded 5173 z• LA WORK welded by expelneed Landman. Good KILI, 10, Grattan Road. Queues PEA. Bedford. x • 26 M 11,11..— Prom ...

... A. H. • Perry, Liverpool-road ; T. Howard, Cardigan. street; Jas. Johnson and Frank Horn, Inker man-street; Thos. Foster, Alma - street; - F.phraim Dockrill, Old Bedford-road J. Bracev and Rev. Griffith John, Clarendon road ; Rev. J. Lockhart; F. Janes ...

... Ssonders, 25 Manehea teretreet ; Herbert William Dear, Ridgway-reed; Rosins Jones, 87 Albert-road, and Albert Jolla Mottles, 66 John-street, were accepted at the Town Council on Tuesday for registration as purveyors of milk in the Borough in accordance with ...

... High-street girls crowded the upper windows and shop doorw, and pavements. Friends and young ladies joined the ranks and linked arms, and tobacco, chocolates, and cigarettes were banded in. Handshakes along the way were many, the general remark being Good-bye ...

... fading. Besides, if you have a permanent colour in your frock, it becomes a problem as to what to wear with it in the way of cardigan or hat; white frock Is always a safe investment, even if you do not play tennis, and I dor't think there is any colour that ...