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... Street, £24—Cl9; of York, New Street, ; Fountain, Cardigan Street. E.36—£33; Fox and Hounds. Abingdon Road, £l9—Ll4; Gardener's Arms, Pbuttation Road, £4B— Game Cock, Blaelrixiara Road, £32—e27; Gardener's Arms. North Parade, E.39—L34; Globe, Cranhorn Street ...
... being drunk and incapable in St. John Street at 11.40 p.m. on Thursday. Ho was further charged on a warrant with failing to appear to his recognisance on a (Marge of being drunk and refusing to quit the Sherborne Arms pubic-house at 5 p.m. on March 6th ...
... along the Cowley Road towards Cowley. John Barnes, of 115. Bunn:mon Road, while trying to pass on a bicycle, was struck by the front part of the car and thrown to the ground. Barnes sustained injuries the right arm, and the cycle was completely smashed ...
... Death of Sir John Rhys. I DISTINGUISHED CELTIC SCHOLAR. it is with profound regret we record tße sudden Math of the Right Honourable Sir John Rhys, P.C., Principal of Jesus College, Oxford, of Celtic in the University, which unbarred shortly before midnight ...
... willing to serve his King and country. Temporary exempted until August lit APPLICATION REFUSED. Goorge Robert Faulkner. 12, Cardigan street Oaford, greengrocer end general dealer, for ditional exemption for his eon. Frederick Charles 211 on domestic ground ...
... IMP 9 gm.. green he Mr. Canines. Long ansneri; Um was j24s, Do Walken% Prim of Mmes. sheep sent 34 0.03 by MT. J. /annum, Grattan, and .12 gibs. by Mr. W. Gentlett. .• ths waa 6d . DT. an an sewage*/ ab 1. imam. ~mum 8.-WD Ness. HetrOglin sad alleisleamet ...
... to hmr arms. Mi. Law, of Buckingham, appeared for the appellant, and said the man had submitted himself for examination that morning, and the Medical Board Pin inns b.ick until Marcia 150.—The case was ad-80CTHLEIGH PLOUGHMAN AND MILKER. John Borrowntan ...
... driven Ireland iinto the arms of Sinn Fein. He also, informed us that a stateeman was a poli- who was dead. Mr. D. P. 14. Fyfe Balliol) once more informed us how nicely Scotsmen get along together. Mr. A. G. Bagnall (St. John's) said that Ireland would ...
... New subiciiptions: Mr. A. Walford. 6, Cardigan street, El Is.; Mr. B. E. James, 46, Broad Street, £2 2s. Donations to Extension Fund : Priends of Steeple Olaydon Wesleyan Church, £1 105.:1 anonymous, £2 45.; Mrs. John Testes, Pop-1 ler Gardens, Garsington ...
... iiivitations to neen that the Government in eider to seem tented, secondly be grant, and thirdly by %eh notes required te Ptrw` (arm, after which * the system developed !quick ' - patch tad reply. leering the 15 i er in this w made a 'flambee of untrY • • into ...
... FURNISHER, Including Brass-mounted and Oak Bedsteads and Bedding. Duchesse and other Dressing Tables, _Toilet Mirrors, Easy, Arm and Occasional Chairs, Indian, Axminster, Brussels, Tapestry, Roman and Kidder: Carpets and Rugs, Inlaid and Printed Linoleums ...
... IMPORTANT SALE OF PURE-BRED SHORTHORN CATTLE AT KINGHAM, OXON. JOHN THORNTON & CO. WILL SELL BY AUCTION on FRIDAY, V NOVEMBER Ilth (12.15), at the Langston Arms Hotel, adjoining Kingham Station, G.W.R., about 100 SHORTHORNS, Including the very choice ...