... had sales amounting to £92,814,878. * '»«• ♦ While eating his dinner on Christmas Day, John Edward Griffiths (66), of Cardigan-road, Bow, London, fell into the arms of his wife and died. At the inquest a doctor said Griffiths had no teeth, and a large ...

... in the same bed as r ness. Defendant gave him an cardigan when he left. IDENTIFICATION Three witnesses, who said that identified Taylor at an identifi ca parade, then gave further evident 1 Edward John Jones, a master Redmarley, said that he employ ...

... ludicrous. 21th.—JOHN PHILPOT CURRAN. The ftunour Irish orator, John Philpot Curran, who was born on July 25th, 1750, in eo. Cork, wan vehement opponent of the Union, and dome of the grandest flights of eloquence, rivalling even those Grattan, that ever resounded ...

... the Rev. David Jenkins, vicar of tbe parish, Thomas James Waddingham, of Hafod, in the county of Cardigan, Esq., J.P., D.L., M.A., second son of the late John Waddingham, of Guiting Grange, near Cheltenham, J.P., to Sarah Davies, eldest daughter of the late ...

... Snowshill. He was one of the foremost figures in the social and business life of Broadway and North Cotswolds, owner of the Lygon Arms, founder of the Russell Workshops, and member of the Evesham and Cheltenham Rural Councils. 25 —Bourton Hospital reported ...

... Macmillan. LITTLE MISS MUFFET AT ST. PETER'S An appreciative audience at St. Peter's Church Hall gave a great welcome to Mr. John Townley's pantomime Little Miss Muffet. Principal boy and girl were gracefully played by Mary Fortey and Marion Bourne, and ...

... 9ft. x 9ft. (new), finest silk cable wool Designed various colours. Offers. £85 or nearest. — Also old Chippendale rocking arm chair. Offers. Hughes, Upper Bid CP2854 BEAUTIFUL musquash coat W.X., Full length as new. No coupons. Valued £300. Owner going ...

... few minuses—Deceased, who was 66 years age, vru* for years license® the Gladstone Arms. Sherborne-stroet The Late Mr. de Havllland Bushnell. The funeral of Mr Arthur John de Havillaud Buslinell M.A.. took at Leckhampton Church on Saturday morning, and ...

... Gloucester by the oath of William Folyot, John Clement. Thomas Prentis, Thomas Bubbe, Roger Chaumlierleyn, Henry Aytrop, William Northfolk (Rolls the hall), William Oxenford. Richard Cempayn, John Kyngeslove, and John Brevere. who say upon their oath that ...

... Traffic has been resumed both the and down lines. CORONER'S INQUIRY OPENED. The inquest on the bodies John Lloyd, the driver the leading engine, aaid Owen John Harris, fireman—two the victim, of the disaster, was Tuesday, Im Mr. Martin Richards, tlie deputy-coroner ...

... orient at the St. John Hospital. Cheltenam, was on Monday norried at Cheltenham Parish Church Mrs. Dowson, Royal Red Cross, 11 Promen ado-terrace, member of the staff of the hospital. The bride, who was attended Nurse Parle, of Bt. John Hospital, was given ...

... regard to the Gardeners* Arms, Kemcrton, the Cheltenham Original Brewery Company offered no evidence. It was the inferior one of the three in that village, according to the statements of the police. In the case the Gardeners' Arms. Twyning, Mr. Coventry ...