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... an rarer , Apply John Churchman and Sons auctioneers, Horsham. 1 7 1:SNI5RED, &at door, rhanoingly aitnated. SOCTRWICK.OV-ItIA„ three macs R ove . moans. bate lb. ■nd n.). Reasonable winter. Five minutes station. On view. Rath, Cardigan-villas. inrtntAiirrox ...
... Peel and a constable made a thorough search of the stables, and eventually, in a box in the stable room, and wound up in a Cardigan jacket, the bacon was found. The jacket was defendant's. When he and the constable taxed Greenfield the next morning with ...
... AND KENT. OCTOBER `2. _1912. to hare his 1 It arm amputated near the el- LATER/ 111PSOVEVISSTO IS how, Toth-et* was mealier dated for work VISTO ELASTIC STOCKINGS, ' until July Ist, and diming such incapacity TRUSSES. BRACES, BASDAIII. the hem. nl whose ...
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... ARMS, HOUSES, AND WANTED. COMPANIONS, GOVERNESSES, LADY HOUSEKEEPERS, &C. Ditur clovstuass wanted, for Caeltgehl, for WANTED, - to urea. Imam Mint boy end girl, sts and eight, te.urest station, Salmis. All graze pretested.—Write 1 04 elrehe, miles. Mote ...
... dropped 1614,000 the remark of Alderman Barnes at the Reigate cams. ol 1-age pensions) and £16,000 in 1912.. Bench in addressing John Mcloghlin, an mid was now J. 11.000 again. 'Flay were auctioneer's clerk, of Redhill who uroke the hwaratiell with official ...
... of the poem n 1 The Burial of Sir John Moore: The soldiers and officers of the army had no picks and shovels to dig a grave: they had only their bainets and sometimes the moon. At the battle nt Cronua, Sir John Moore was killed. He was buried at the ...
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... weekly gifts of bread. tea. cocoa, d.c. Aad, as hot year. rack home in the village hem rewised a substantial Christmas gift—Cardigan pickets for the men, warm rugs for the women, bs. to each home for extra comforts. rabbits in number awarding to tem of fimily ...
... General Oswald had writtee to Sir John Stuart. from Camp of St. Maura. tin April 17, 18/0: I have the extreme yetis:- Lotion of announcing. to you that the Fortress of St. Maura surrendered to his Mhisety's Arms on the 16th inst.. nine days after ...
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