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... ladies of Oxfordshire and Bucks. We hear from Captain Cobb, the Adjutant of the Ist Oxfordshire, that flannel shirts and cardigan Jackets are still very acceptable, so that if any of the friends of the regiment are able to help us still further in this ...
... Flamhers Arm. (a Council represent ' Ogfordshire. that flannel shirts and Cardigan they had th. children, and they gat hundred, from tbs tb9d but nessr spoks. Witoern pot de-' fioed £1 ss. incltuiee with an altero-t.r. ..dow. The Ucem. of the Crew. Arm.vH.otoo ...
... the appeal, almost without exception allowed their employees in the Volunteers an opportunity of 14 days’ training. —Mr. J. Arms proposed ‘‘The President,’’ which toast was received with musical honours, and in a few remarks eulogised the many good qualities ...
... ritalLady Klleamere, veaetablea and Mr*. Camp* right bad been questioned. Gbarlee Henry Rogere, ball, illoatratfd papers ; Mre. John Allen, mailrated said bis land adjoined Mr. Railton’e farm, papers; Mr. Smith, (>rapAtes; Mr*. Allen, Evenloy Park, Two jeais ...
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... bet* on hors# racing. The Judge—Then yon cannot Bird did not know that Mr. Myer* would like to be n ., aod John Reynolds, jun , trading as John Reynolds , the debt here, I cannot entertain the action. How second vice chairman, and thought be would scarcely ...
... THE BANBURY BEACON, SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1904 armed burglars A burglary deiperato nature perpetrated ; during Friday night at Hie office* of Messrs. nightingale sad Company, contractors, Albertembankment, London. Whether the attempt to Nb the office the ...
... South Western Police-court with withholding A CARDIGAN MYSTERY. removing bags containing basic slag, which were ® o« 31 the funds of the “ Stake-m-the-Stake Mutual! have been made by the Cardigan gtackod, and contrary to regulations they re- ...
... Coat— Speei»\ Ai'i ki.hi.nkoin William (29» and Sull-ran (2'*). luU-ur r- | on tramp, with uteulinm: coat, value the 1 property John Thomm* Hoare the previoii' day ! The complainant -uul he left the emit with Mr-. Kandall Monday and he next uaw it at the I ...
... matches were shot last week of twelve side between the Old George and King's Arms, and resulted in win for the Old George on each occasion, >eor,. ; Old George. 224 and 223; Ring's Arms. 196 and Monday evening, the Old George mushed their indoor matches for ...
... and Jonathan and an allegorical female figure representing I’urit' and Truth. The side windows are tilled in with the Tudor Arms, the aims Worcestershire and Staf-1 fordshire. and various badge- from the Tudor Aims, including portcullis r»w*e, ami crown ...
... Bad Kecoud—George Barnes, 33, undry Square, Neilhrop, was charged with stealing Cardigan jacket, value 9s. 6d.. from the doorway of 64, Persons’ Street, the properly of John Leonard Pilsworln.ou Saturday evening.—W illiam Henry assistant Mr. lilsworth, ...