... illegitimate child. guises by the mother. Lilian Gordan 00). that Jul was a native of Birmieg, hem and had net home. She bad met John Jordon at Kidder/Matter three veers ego, and believed be was • single wan. Ilwy had been living in a but at one end of • unieckm ...

... Montague Wickham Nee keen pr.amented by Mr. H Dent-Brocit.shuret s Sudeley Caetb. Winona:cob to the vicarage of Wind:iconic Incb Grattan Glouconersinro vacant by the cannon of the Rev. W. F. Elliot; M.A. Gam? 01 the large advertisement on from poet for G. W Gram ...

... FRUITERER AND FLORIST. 19, ihidge St., EVESHANI. I:7ITE of 7 pro. log Droving Room. frames colour inlaid. Oak 1' try. al &AM% 1 Arm Main. sad 4 Ai An: limasd-hood. Worm Mir. QUITE of 7 peg. Molrogoar, holstered in of low Conch ? 2 Tub flrooll Chain; in excellent ...

... skipper of the Lower. toft trawler Kittiwake, who rescued Ow crew of • Southampton flyilic boat whioh came down In dleress on Cardigan Bay on Juno 13. COALFIELDS AWARD Sir Francis Taylor. Chairman of tho South Wales Coal 'Trude Conciliation Board, ha. re. ...

... F.Sfoure. sad Her. Madan Pratt.—Lucy Dens, of Stow, wee. fined 2s. for not seeding two of her children regularly to ethoul.—John Banning. jun., war umilarly fined.—Liao flearro:t. of Stow, war fined 10a for riding a bicycle at Lower Swell without a light ...

... PERSONAL BLow=ink Jumpers. Cardigan& Dress Sk Slacks. all slack prices Also Mead Squares. Scarves. Watery. Gloves. tiectwear. etc. Largo Mein of Overalls. Cretonne Costa. In austral Costa. Smocks. Aprons. eta Pritchard% Ladies Outfitters. 5. Wigi Mark ...

... had now landcd in England, and was on hie way to hospital at Leeds. NORTH EACH SOLDIER'S DEATH FROM WOUNDS. The parent. of John Thomas Stevens (191. have received the sad news that young soldier, who enlisted just about a year ago to the 7th Gloucester% ...

... The Mimes Annie Gill and Leone Smith kindly asaseed in training the children for the dames, end Mr. A. Cliff erected the plat/arm. The visitors were entertained to tee at the interval by Mrs. R. II Burlingham. The programme was es follows: Man:Ming and physical ...

... Milieled • it et la Md awl lie awls. No libar.—Walrid Lamhboxy. labourer. wea with ril ing witbor reins. aad wee cote ore proved &arm Dime.—Srilliaa SeOm a nervy, charged web bras (rusk sad se hemmed pre. e aim, &s iris& P.C. Bow peved the IVI2IIIIX BOARD OF ...

... the Hon. Rupert-. the Hon. Jack, and the Hon. Daphne hfitford. Awning the general ociogregatimi were noticed Madame do Nan, arm. the Hon. Mn,. Colman. Mr. A. &about. Mr. and Mns. Previte area the Rev. W. L. Warne. After the ceremony the (Lindy and invited ...

... conduct-ng the efts be. Cutest oe WWII° Eash—At the Evesham County Police Court, on Thursday afternoon, before Mr. A. H. Martin, John Broadhead, miner, of 29, Godworth Road. Barnsle, was brought up in custody charged with s tealing four ego, value 4d., the ...

... relumantly in at the win. dew which gave on a lade vault•:tke court yard at the baos of th. theatre. Taunton sat on one of the arm' of 1 easy chair. • pile of wrapping-paper and onvelopi• in a big caste-paper basket bestial hiui. On the narrow window scat ...