... ores-roe.' I absolve yin tees event lona •444 numb I s tlr firings to ewerpation tote, for James Rel.. Ike Hell. John Planet. John Mouswey. moil John r•inlsurn Mr. Briggs objected to the name of In Peter Quin Keegan wassaaning the regime. as • loner voter. ...

... YOU VALUE YOUR HOME ? Address to Women Unionists. Th e Hon. Mrs. John Kemp, daughter-in. taw of Lord and Itdy. Roelidule Liegtio Keaisick, wa s the speaker at the monthly meeting of the Keawiek IVonien's Ultonist Asset, atical, held in the Keswick ...

... red, to kerma henrell'a appreriation of the aloolute nitessity of that sionderfoil sacrifice whiihcan pill away ain. word of John the Raptist most he wade viol, or ribs( his haptenng of the people in the Jordan was a mere fares 1M • later (lions said, - ...

... these discoveries- he felt compelled to take action. and did so after ionwiltation with the law Officers of the Crown. Sir John Simon, speaking as an es-Home Secretary. said the ration taken by the Govern• meld, wa, within the law, bat he doubted its ...

... helms. thanks were hear ale 01 . had erintributed the enjoy . ems' Arm nott serer eirtto • ft Motors war Thu/yam eveningern J. Parton Felons , on flu. Mfr and work tenor. Mr. J. P, Grattan, mooted. Ktwanr A )..a o 'mphs velvet. took place at the Worloyan ...

... should write to Australia House, London, for a copy of an excellent recipe book which has recently been published. A Uscful Cardigan for a Child MATERIALS.-4 on. Jaeger sic Superfine Scotch Fingering, 3-ply; 1 pair each No. 10 and No. 8 Jaeger knitting ...

... MSTRICT COUNCIL meeting of this Cored held on the conclusion /if the above. Major Parkin arm preeidiog. MIGHT FRIGHTEN THE GROUSE. The nnetion of the Hardendale water oupply Imo again reported be the In. spe proviar, nothing having as yet bees dose to ...

... briskly, sat continued so for considerable time. The aernpionship went r Oven months old bull, Them Clolde r, bled ley Mr. John Gill, by Edgcote B f. utterc s up cup fe be h .. , er a Cli a li f f r :. Vir. t Du tt t i h th it's of Col ie. He jornises ...

... and Mrs. Mitchinson; Mrs. Lloyd ; Mr. and Mrs. T. Noble; Wm Kirkby ; Mr. and Mrs. naraes; and Mrs. Banks. CARDIGANS, JUMPERS, JERKINS, CARDIGAN and JERKIN SUITS, DRESSES, SCARVES, dc. ARNISON & SONS THE HOUSE OF FASHION 'Phone 78. PENRITH ALSTON AND DISTRICT ...

... Snowy Rose 14th—Mr. Wright, FAenhridre. Kent FL Mather, Staveley, Sylvan Cardigan—Mr. thiltmarab T. W. Workman, Beeches, Carleton, Winlonia 2nd—Mr. R. Hall, Torriahome Hall 100 J. Arm/strove. Gill Head, Scotby. Prioress Proctor 7th—Mr. Saltmarah, Newmarket ...

... wine : To be Viscounts—The Right Hoc. Sir Jaime Craig, Bart., D.L., Primo Minister of Northern Ireland, and the Right Hon. John Andrew Baron Sumner, 0.C.8., • Lord of Appeal in Ordinary. Barons—Sir George Hayter Chubb, Bart., chairman of the Nonconformist ...

... £3l. grass seeds £1.5, and expenses £3 3s. There was also a claim for £2OO against Sloe by W. Bainbridge & Sons. Woodside l.'arm, Brougham, in respect of alleged damage by trespassing sheep, the property of defendant, on Woodside land between May 4th and ...