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... the doctor and ambulance sent for. He found deceased entangled hy his cardigan. waistcoat, shiri. and undershirt. Deceased was rather short man. and said the wind blew his cardigan, which hung rather low him, on to the shaft. Deceased’s clothing had cut ...
... Windsor arm chair; Messrs. Hammond and Dawson, felt hat; Mr. \V.n. Hood, jun., pair of blankets; Mr. E. Heyden, toilet set; Corpl. A. Holiuan, pair of boots order; Mr. J. *e, , Irish ham; Mr. James Knight, pair ct' boots to order; Mr. John Knight, fancy ...
... clothes he laid down cardigan jacket which lie was wearing, and said witness could keep it. Witness assured him that she did not want it, but prisoner insisted her retaining it. Witness then gave him 2s. get more food. The cardigan was subsequently given ...
... table knives); Mr. E. Gatland (cardigan jacket); Mr. Gaydon Bird; Mr. J. T. Goo«lall (-ilvermoiinted umbrellai; Mr. Garrett (shoulder of mutton); Mr. Gammon (bottle of whir-kv>; Mr. Greenwood; Messrs. Grimes and Sons ...
... knives); Mr. C. E. Gat land (cardigan jacket); Mr. Gaydon Bird; Mr. J. T. Goodall (silvermounted umbrella); Mr. Garrett (shoulder of mutton); Mr. Gammon (bottle of whisky); Mr. Greenwood; Messrs. Grimes and Sons (Windsor arm chair); Mr. G. Graves (bottle ...
... of three to choose from in. Southampton, Sir Huon and Silver Ring. There are other high-class horses engaged, such Clashing Arms, Holdcroft, Clonree, Hawker, Southern Gleam, Beggars End, Norton, Vico, Alcazar. in fact all the 23 entries represent the highest ...
... dozen table knives; Mr. C E. Gatland, cardigan; Mr. Gaydon Bird, teapot; Mr. J. T. Goodall, silver-mounted umbrella; Mr. G. Graves, b-ittle brandy; Mr. Greenwood. 31bs. of tea; Messrs. Grimes and Sons, Windsor arm chair; Mr. Biomley Hall, bag fl >ur; Mr ...
... badly injured on Monday evening when he was kicked in the face by a horse. He was taken to the Surrey County Hospital. St. John’s, where he still lay yesterday iThursday), In a serious condition. GARDENERS ALL should note the address below for best value ...
... understood that there are some 600.000 unmarried men who have not en-listed, of whom, say, one-half are capable of bearing arms and are not engaged in work indispensable to the country. If this is the case it is not a negligible proportion, and the nation ...
... brandy; West End Stores, walking stick; Mr. C. E. Gatland. cardigan; Mr. J. T. Goodall, silver mounted umbrella; Mr. Greenwood, Bell-street, pipe and case; Messrs. Grimes and Sons. ,\\ indsor arm chair; Messrs. Hammond and Dawson, felt hat; Mr. Holman, ...
... Maria nd Harold. for Sale reasonably, owner having left Kent where the horse is known and has done well. Also Marland Cardigan. pedigree prize-winning Hackney. Both quiet, eood workers, in harness. Hookstile House. South Godstone. a 4086 SEVERAL good ...
... S. Gare. felt hat; Mr. H. Guy, box of cigars; Mr. J. T. Goodall, silvermounted umbrella; Messrs. Grimes ami Sons. Windsor arm chaiT; Messrs. Hammond and Dawson, felt hat; Corpl. A. Holman, pair of boots to ordler: Mr. J. Harradine, ham; Mr. Bromlliey ...