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... PHOTOGRAPHERS do your own developing and prinung and save time and money by ANNAL & JOHNS' PHOTO CLUB, Melksham. For further particulars see page Seven. The jury the inquest Cardigan on Wesleyan Chapel.—ln connection with Monday on George Evans (73) and the centenary ...
... during the War saw active service in France. returred t * Warminster about 15 years ago, when entered the employment of Messrs. John Hall and Co., paint manufacturers, where he served in the capacity of store-keeper until the time of his death. He was a member ...
... Heels. WHITMARSH. 12. FORE STREET, TROWBRIDGE. GOSS'S HERALDIC CHINA. A Special Delivery of Coats of Arms of TROWBRIDGE. WESTBURY, and BRADFORD-ON-AVON. JOHN CHAPMAN, 52, MARKET PLACE, TROWBRIDGE. Also THE GOSS’S RECORD. Interesting amt Invalusble Book for ...
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... from his recent accident and Tuesday, laughing, prilled his arm out of the sling Mid said I believe I shall soon able to play again.” It was whilst playing golf Lordship fell and fractured his arm. Lady Methuen also expressed satisfaction the way his lordship ...
... Morse). In the chair. Mr. A. D. Hueery-Freke. and Mr. Wm. Reynolds-The names of John Horeell. and Frederick Korea, his *on, of the Ito Heston Arms Hotel. and Wm. Wade. and John T. Hill. butchers. who stand charged wader the gaming act, were but on the a ...
... wearing an Australian soldier** trousers and a cardigan jacket. Asked where her prop.- clothing was, *h« replied 1 have left the wood. These breeches lam wearing belong Australian soldier, also the cardigan jacket. have been on the camps foe some little ...
... taken the chair, but was prevented by attack of influenza. His place was taken by his son (the Earl of Cardigan), who was accompanied by Lady Cardigan. The guests included, in addition to the county Mayors referred to, who in most cases were accompanied ...
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... gentlemen arc among the life members of the Associationßight Hon. Lord Dunsany, Lord Cardigan, Sir Vincent H. P. Caillard, Sir John Wallington, K.C.8., Messrs. John Fuller. M.P., Edward Colston, M.P., Colonel C. Napier Miles, C.8..M.V.0., Major G. Dalrymple ...
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