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... applications. THE CARDIGAN ROAD STORES. George Hughes, of the Foxhill Stores, applied through Mr. Creed for a beer “off” license for the general shop. No. 102, Cardigan Road.—Mr. Robert Simmons opposed on behalf of the tenant of the “Carnarvon Arms,” and also ...
... Hurry, wound son Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Parnell, Cardigan Lodge, Eastorn Arm*. Reading. to Annie lannaster, only daughter of Mrs. Pule, of Cambridge Street, MIL W KST-81,Y.- -On July 76t h, a Alt Asada', Richard John, only of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph West. Berks. ...
... surrounded by a large crowd, marched and down singing and shouting. His conduct caused great disturbance. had accordion under his arm.—Ball expremed his indignation being arrested, and said there wars other musicians” the street.—The prisoner was bound over ...
... Snoeriotendent of Police for the said Boroogb sad to all others whom it may concern. I WILLIAM QUIGLEY now residing •'The College Arms '* Inn situate in the Wokingham Road the Pariah of Saint Giles with Whitley Reading in the Coanty of Berks Beerhouse Keeper ...
... Hughes, 102, Cardigan Road, applied for a beer “off” license. The application was supported by Mr Stallwood, who aaid the people residing in the district were thoxoughly in favour of the application. The people in Cardigan Road, Cardigan Gardens, and ...
... ARTILLERY AT WOKINGHAM. Lieaten»nt*Genetftl Sir John French on Friday (the 17th brought his inspection of ihe artillery of Aldershot Army Corps to a close by ment of the inner line of work* occupied by the defending force, who bad daring the week been ...
... people are making things for the soldier* and do not know who to *ena them to. I should be glad to receire any sach—shirts, cardigan jackets, tocks, muffler*, pipe*, tobacco, or money to get them. I hope for assistance, as winter the front is coming on, ...
... copper scuttle were described when Wra. Freemantle, labourer, no fixed abode, was with tbelt. Evidence by John H. Baker, gardener 25 Cardigan Gardens, and by D.c. alters established these facts. On Thuisday afternoon the scuttle, which belonged toMrs ...
... kept the ‘■Queen’s Arms,” Rose Street. \Vokiagi.iaa». where, on August 24, tha E>rj- eoner Same at, «.m, askotl her if ah© could billot three and three borsew, said to th« 11th y usears. H© was tressed* was Court, with ** H. his arm* Prisoner said his ...
... MONDAY. 26th, 8 p.m., at the THANKSGIVING SERMtb in the LARGE TOWN HALL. Hymn Books provided. Special Xboir. JOHN LINE. Hon. Menm. Martin John Sutton. J.P., - Sutton. J.P., Rov. Seymour H. Soole, M A Rov. E. B. Brown, Rev. J. CocMerdni.'.i'' Rev. A. Bax ...
... will taken to Cardigan jail. Alirr that one can save him. lie must released tonight. He is here —in this house In this l.cusc i .. l ;;.h 1 redegar ? Mavanwy cried. could they dare Well they have dared. lie in thel cellar. John Walroyd has ...
... DISORDERLY CUSTOMER AT THE “BREWERS’ ARMS.” Georg© Pettifer, 25. Cardiff Road, admitted doing wilful damage to window 18. Bridge Street, the property of John Edward' Dolley. th© extent & stated that kept th© “Brewers’ Arms in Bridge Street. Prisoner had some ...