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... said Sir John, hnd loyally carried out the underukinff not to 4upply arms to any Party in Spain. If there be leac h e s of the international agreement it would be rash to r oe that the breaches had occurred only on one side. As for peace, Sir John said. ...
... the army. Pte. It Yield, et Stapeley, Pte. W P WWII, of the Aare), r wieb. arm also votirded. PRIVATE J. HARDING A PRISONER Of WAR. Private J Harding, eon o( Mr. and Mrs. John Harding. of Pilloryntreei, Nenterink, . pneuner of oat Germany. lie wise reported ...
... PERSONAL. Lady tas arrived at Harbor, r all. Northwiyh. front London. John and Lad. Brunner hay returned to 43. Harrington Gardens for tin season. Mob. k the auilsorens John Halifax, tlentlernan. was horn at Siokson.Trent one laundry., years ago on ...
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... 2--Cirencester Great Market. Moore, Allen & Innocent. 2.- -Property at King's Arms Hotel, Swindon.—Fielder & Pickett. 2.—Saincion Market.--Fielder & Tuckett. 2.—Property at King's Arms Hotel, a tuckett. 2.—Swindon Market.—W. C. Loreday. at , 2.--Idiriadon Market ...
... ladies there are dainty lingerie sets. hosiery. gloves. wool. and silk scarves. handkerchiefs in fancy boxes. umbrei:as. cardigans• jumpers, silk cushions—in fart. one could extend the list ad inftnitum. The mere man is also catered for in the war ...
... December fhb, George Andrew, aged 11, dearly beloved son of John and Mary Mcßwan, of Blacketts, Loogwitton. To be interred at northern to-day (Frida. December 10) at 2.80. Funeral from Glebe F y arm, Hartburn. A bus will leave Wingstee at 1.50. —At Elm Bank ...
... Thus also tho usual mocks of tbo better knows brands of Bootee and Irian and N. spoinal rum for Ina is noted. The oLdostaa.hod Arm of Clota Coppem holl.tarnam continuo maintain emir reputation 'smilers of triers and soma.. A glance through thole prim list ...
... Cbratopher 'Mama a Hon. 10 H. Bennett, J. E. Eamon, arm Macdonald. S. Jceepli E 7. —Mai of n7aargDepartment. &noel cum. £5 10 Street 5 Edwin Eyrra. E. J. Swan; W. C. C. Mr. Albert Fre. Frank C. Thomas, John C. tLe Lod of Mrs, A. J. A. T. Winterbailor*. E ...
... which • red boll of beautiful Inn a. a 'wading at the Shropshire year. The Nomad print wee awarded Kr. Hotisois brother—Hr. John Hobson, of 'Opole Lane. woe by My proweialsgbull. of'whidi 1699 claw Mr. Thema DOM was first with Dunottashi Indl, which will ...
... . of th,ir story they were Brude. Della sad a William de Brudaaell arm a person of large planarian@ the time of Henry 111. and Edward I. O ne Thema. Brudenell became Earl of Cardigan in 1561 But tong ere thin date a representative of house obtained tbe ...
... —In loudest memory of Beattie* Mary. the only dearly beloved daughter of the late George Chetmoan and Chessman. of Wmt Grattan, who oti.atly fell asleep. July IM2, aged 12 years. And a little child shall lead them. Not dead to those who loved her best ...