... gathering which was John KCIE MP by Lady Davey the Hon Mrs Davey Lady Jckyll Jardine All AIP Mr Guy Kendall Mr B Chick Mr (Guildford) Mr St Parry Mr Sturgis Hildegarde Mr Mrs G T Mrs Mr A others A was J H JF his inability to John Jardiue three of Davey ...

... the doctor and ambulance sent for. He found deceased entangled hy his cardigan. waistcoat, shiri. and undershirt. Deceased was rather short man. and said the wind blew his cardigan, which hung rather low him, on to the shaft. Deceased’s clothing had cut ...

... and Norwich Hospital: 7848 a.r. W. Morris, bullet wound, left ©ye. Admitted St. John and St. Elizabeth Hospital, Grove End-road; 1142 g.s. A. Stammer*, bullet wounds, arm and thigh. Admitted London General Hospital. Denmark Hill: T. Mudge. epilepsy, slight ...

... Govdj'U-moM longer All feeling their votes been p$o- (Where the Stop) suitable LEATHER COLLAR : DRESSING GOWNS 307-BOXES CARDIGANS -VESTS PULLOVERS AND SLIPOVERS T°“L? LOVES TUNIC Stock aml FLANNEL SHIRTS SOCKS GOLF HOSE i 76 SILK TIES in taste to each ...

... SOCIETY AND PERSONAL. Sir Edward Clarke, K.C., left London on Sa:•iday for Int at Stfunca. Ito Earl of Oatlow armed at Malta on Saterday. Ho la ttayawi at the Govorout's Eawce Mr. Justice Eueknill loft T.onion on Friday on n to the Loid Clue( Jtutlce ...

... Saturday sew •oeer in Ulgti-«tree« wearing pair khaki trousers, roarkei B.F.A. 7TJ7, » mackintosh, marked A. 3r947. Army cardigan, and .1 long woollen #carf He also carried .v kitbag with the War Department stamp- Wl»en a-'ked where lie ‘’ad got the military ...

... “Lord Cardigan’s duel” was only one of many fought on Putney Heath, but it is perhaps the bestknown. The duel took place near the Windmill, Lord Cardigan’s opponent -being Capt. Harvey Tuckett, whom he wounded seriously. For this, Lord Cardigan, who was ...

... Windsor arm chair; Messrs. Hammond and Dawson, felt hat; Mr. \V.n. Hood, jun., pair of blankets; Mr. E. Heyden, toilet set; Corpl. A. Holiuan, pair of boots order; Mr. J. *e, , Irish ham; Mr. James Knight, pair ct' boots to order; Mr. John Knight, fancy ...

... became the residence of Benjamin Hopkins, chietly notable for being tbe son of hi* father, John Hopkins, or, was more familiarly known, Vulture Hopkins. John was a Loudon merchant, who had a business in Broad-atreet, and made vast fortune. was as miserly ...

... and Burrows Lea, Mere, said the bridegroom was Mr. Colley Edmund George Hume Grattan, son of the late Sir Edmund Grattan, H.B.M's Cousti-General at Antwerp, and Lady Grattan of 17, De Vere Gardena, Leaden. The bride's family have moided at Shore for the ...

... bb a,,d Ehustead. Galldford • Two pairs ruff* iwooi). Rent direct the Comraandine Officer Mis. Dingwall. Houee. Carthalton Cardigan re»t« Mim Uarro-aamith. Graoceclare. Mayfieldroad. Weybndaer Three pair# sock*. helmet. 1 miifller. body-belt. A and K. Mataraiy ...

... street. by the Rev. E. B. Guar. Bert assisted by the Bow George Would. Cora Militant 11. David. eon of John Drift h. ginrlgton. late of Teeforgan. Cardigan. May. daughter of Wharton Peter I: M.D. of sd. Montego Mansions. p.,.. /weave. IRREAT-CIEDPET. - On ...