... Cooper was thrown off and his left arm was severely injured. Marshaels. High St.. MJaldon. day Sale Satan-day, Aug. 25. Speeded bargains include Kiddies' Stockinette Jersey Suits ladies' 3-piece Set Ladies' All-Wool Cardigans XV/j.— Advt. ...

... Wilson, of and grandson of Mr. Isaac Taylor, formerly of Stanford Rivers, to Miss Eileen Margaret Georgina Grattan, youngest daughter of Dr. M. H. Grattan, of Ongar House. The officiating clergy were the Rev. J. Tauuer, rector of Qugar, and the Rev. 8. J. Selwyn ...

... ONGAR, JULY 22. Prequat:—(r. 0.0.. chairman: the Ueda 0. A. lloodhart and L. N. Pranco, Twerehlurnwn; the Icvds. John Howard and C. L. Payne; Time. ALIu. V. Cartar.l J.P.. Hugh Andrwer tiibitua. Rcdwrt Hayward. Charles Haatewood. U. R. Ethertoo. L. J ...

... affair, complainant said there had been a dispute about dog.—Defendant: You brandished your arms and said, Come on. All 1 could seo for the moment was all arms and legs. (Laughter.) hit you once to defend myself, and it had the effect of knocking you ...

... Dock Road, Tilbury, who was severely wounded the left arm and leg shrapnel, is now Military Hospital. This is the second time he has been wounded. His three brothers are all service. 2ud-Lt (now John Herbert Victor Willmott Essex Regt., youngest son of ...

... stool, and botb went into a bam. After some conversation defendant flew into a temper, took off the sacks his legs, and his cardigan, and said, If you are a- fighting man, come on. Defendant struck him on the face and down he went. Whde was I down ...

... came early in the inorniug he would throw his arms about aud start kissing tneiH. The Coroner : Did he wear an apron ? —He always wore a sack apron, and the one was wearing that day had been taken away Mr. John Kuight. Did you see it taken from him ? —I ...

... the Nag's Head Inn, More ton, aud formerly of Leytoustoue, which resulted from extensive and severe burns about the bauds, arms, chest, facte, and head. The deceased had been employed at the inu for about three mouths. He used to get to strange antics ...

... is adapting casual wards provide housing accommodation, steelworks explosion threw hundredweight metal a distance half mile. John an ex-soldier, was fiaed £2 Bath for wearing the ribbon without authority. The death has occurred Bryngwyn, near Monmouthshire ...

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... under his command. Pt. John Peake and John Evers. both of West Bergholt. have died on active service. Mrs. Thake. The Garrison. Purfleet is notified that her brother. Ernest Suttline. Australian Forces, died from wounds. Pt. John Cole, Royal Fusiliers ...

... named Beard bought it for 3s. Murray did not offer it. John Beard, a jobbing gardener, said he bought the cardigan jacket from Goldstein. The prisoner Gent deposed that Goldstein offerod cardigan jacket for sale. and Murray left the house to to the r ...