... 96, Albert-road, Nos. 8, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18. 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, and 33, Magdalen e-terrace, and stabling, in Cardigan-terrace, close by. Nos. 159, 161, 163, 165, 167, and 169, Osbome-road, Portswood ; also the business premises. No. 19, M ...

... property of Dr. John Speed, M.D., who was born in 1628, died 1711, and was buried Holy Rood Church. Dr. Speed was Freeman of the Borough, and Mayor of Southampton, in 1681- 2, and 1693-4, and the tankard, which bears his coat of arms, was, is understood ...

... Temperance Hall in Canal-walk. Some were living who helped them. hoys he had then came from St. Michael's choir, with. Mr. John D'oramy, the organist, with Mr. R. (Portsmouth, and him self, who were choir men there in tho time Mr. Innes, Vicar. Mr. R ...

... pairs of boots, 83 pairs of woollen drawers. 32 pairs trousers, 79 pairs braces, 86 | shirts, 139 pairs socks, number of : cardigan jackets, .and towels were missing. The boots were found the top of Payne box. He was fined £5. —Robert William ThridgokK ...

... appreciative audience. A BAD ACCIDENT.—A man named GTcemdge, aged 44, a seaman, whilst working in the Docks Wednesday, had his left arm crushed between, the buffers a train. DRAMATIC SOCIETY.—The members of the Southampton Dramatic Society paid return visit to ...

... raanufac- venereal disease. Large numbers ture. In the making of belts, braces, cihaidrcn, Irfctle girls, were riding breeches, cardigan jackets, coats, also rofeoted yearly, and in these it was gas-masks, haversacks, helmets, leggings, most difficult to eradicate ...

... and to wounding her (the Southampton Borough Coroner), with intent to some grievous bodily occurred, May 12th, at Shag Valley arm Station, Waihomo, Otago. New Zealand, 'r> j • j . . The deceased gentleman went abroad somo Mr Brodnck appeared to prosecuto ...

... diincii,:.• wraii, muse', etc. it. There we day a Mrs. Wolsteeholme, of Twnieot e -- ever. who were Down, hung • sheet and cardigan on the Part•. Why' at line. Nest morning these were inowd, arid IT. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL RESTORAs Thee •wOOO • of the matter ...

... not come to an agreement 1.100,000 when the Socialists took have treated him very , Take the shipping industry, said A Ch arm i ng SLIP-ON CARD!. jacquard designs. Regular price, ' with the Liberal Association and suP- office, and 2,800.000 at the present ...

... Jeanes. nnitted jumper. —Wendy Herbert. Painting of flowers.—Osmond Saunders. Elocution. —John McGovern. Impromptu dumb acting.—Hazel Farrow. Reading aloud.—John McGovern. Handwriting —Roger Adcock. Piece of holiday handwork. Reg Davis. SENIORS (under ...

... Norman Newton: Grattan. Rupert Sawyer: Nerissa. Dorothy Potter: Launcelot, Harold Reed: Tubal Christopher Hill: Gaoler. Alan Stratton: Balthasar. Robert Weeks; the Duke of Venice. Gordon Campbe:l: Clerk of the Court, Maurice Bowden; Men-at-Arms. Arthur Ralph ...

... institute, with an attractive collection of sheer linen LATE MR. J. H. AGENT FOR MINSTEAD MANOR ESTATE For Fifty Years Mr. John Henry Sampson. of Holly Lodge. Emery Down, very well known throughout the Forest, died on Thursday, after a short Illness, ...