... s on behalf of the Rev Percy Sumner. Vicir of St. Luke's, Thos, Belcher. 41. Cardigan Road. Thomas John Fair-' batik' Campbell, 65, Cardigan Road, Ernest Scale, 10. Cardigan Road, the Rev. liaroldi 'Ogden, 23. Junction Road. the Rev. G. L. IL' Harrey ...

... child down about 1230 and found the right sleeve of the cardigan caught on screw at the top of the cot. She had slumped forward on to her head, her arm still being in the sleeve of the cardigan. Mrs. Hunter noticed a mark where, the dress had cut the ...

... a copper scuttle, value 305., the property of Helena Payne, of Herron House, Christ Church-road, on Thereday—John Henry Baker, of 25, Cardigan. gardens. gardener to prosecutriz, said that on Thursday afternoon there waa a copper scuttle at the rear of ...

... hall be closed the whole of Sundays and on other deys in the at 10 p.m. Owner, Mr. Samoa Drake. William quigley, College Arms, Wukinglininroad, beerkon.io keeper end seller of spirits, wises and sweets, to be consumed off the premises, will ag i. ...

... applications. THE CARDIGAN ROAD STORES. George Hughes, of the Foxhill Stores, applied through Mr. Creed for a beer “off” license for the general shop. No. 102, Cardigan Road.—Mr. Robert Simmons opposed on behalf of the tenant of the “Carnarvon Arms,” and also ...

... Hurry, wound son Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Parnell, Cardigan Lodge, Eastorn Arm*. Reading. to Annie lannaster, only daughter of Mrs. Pule, of Cambridge Street, MIL W KST-81,Y.- -On July 76t h, a Alt Asada', Richard John, only of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph West. Berks. ...

... New Biscuit Factory BcmorNos. Mr. Andrew Walsh applied behalf Mr. Arthur Hunt, Cardigan Road, for a certificate to enable him sell beer off his premises the corner of Cardigan-road and Cardiganplace, which are the freehold of Messrs. Ferguson, the brewers ...

... surrounded by a large crowd, marched and down singing and shouting. His conduct caused great disturbance. had accordion under his arm.—Ball expremed his indignation being arrested, and said there wars other musicians” the street.—The prisoner was bound over ...

... of J. V. of daughter. BARTLEPIT—THATCHER.-0a Mk bat.. at If Pews, Earley, by the 8 C. I. AAr , Ther,, Daniel, yyooangst arm of Mr. and Xi.. C. Bertha. or BoYrrshe P. 91, Wondley, to Allo. Mad dairghbor the late Thatcher and of Mks. Maple. BILIMRNPORD ...

... Ball, 34, Coventry Rd.. Reading. and daughter of the late Frederick Lewis. High Bailiff of Hereford. and niece of the late Dr. John Lewis, of Abergavenny. BROWN.—On October 30. at Elberton, New Road, Reading, Charles Brown, In his 67th year. No mourning ...

... --Catl. arms ) :A li A er ttS. Sits* O. 11o0owiy.. A.T.C.L., 101, load. leadias.-1 rouse Yarnoworth (1, -- Mi;. • L. M. Giles. L.R.A.M., 18, Russell O. liookitui (1, pass). Jose Moth (3, pas.). Mr. C. Wolin, L.R.A.M., A.R.C.M., AL CO., WS, Cardigan Road ...

... Grocer, De Beauvoir Road. HALLETI', Grocer, De Beauvoir Road. WHEELER, Grocer, Cardigan Road. PITCHETT, Grocer, Cardigan Road. HUNT, Grocer, Cardigan Road. AMOS, Grocer, Cardigan Gardens. EDWARDS, Grocer, Foxhill Road. BOWEN, Grocer, Addington Road. SHEPHERD ...