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... engaged by her as ? housemaid Deemnber 14th. Mae left March 6th, ' and disorderly in Windham Road, tipting? the tooperty ot John Juerph N O etoo. An on the 9th ins t.-- Seigeatit Davies the tads pleaded not guilty.--Mr. W. H. Linn made a request to see ...
... General Work. Committee for making up and mirroring Station Road. Cromer Road, and Cardigan Rod :—Mr Genres Maidment. X 755 Ile 21; Mr 8 Sunnier.. £928 15. 3i; Mmars armed. and Newton, £663 ; Mr G T Sudden, 1752 7. 3d ; Mr H C Briley, £683 Ile 63.—The committee ...
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... on Sunday by special mentors. general arrang e m e nt. were m a d e by Mrs. Theinmeher minion and evening wan Mr. H. H. G. Grattan and Mrs. Bowyer. Re. R. T. Goode, of Winton, and MU. toy freshinents were served by the Tea Coen- Bailey contributed a seder ...
... and Co.—lt was also resoled that the contractor should be asked to delay forum, laying of pipe. in the Cromer, Station, and Cardigan Roads for the prompt, bat to keep three men on the work to prevent risk of damage to the puhlic —At a further meeting of ...
... was a one of tin lad nearly &nine to school liondays. Tbe bon wino/ enunitto• sod el bat year— Ins mina I. .anti, me February John Jere. of Pere, who was another who did net put io am appraising, wee aloe Sued fe. or .ova days' impriserrmar. WEDNIBDAY. Before ...
... the South Coast Ruibling Asivociadisorderly in Wilton Road on Siiiiday.•-Be tam, corroborated what the last witness had I was ARM be. said.—Mr. A. H. Abbott, a surveyor and WANDERING AT LARGE. Adelaide Bertha rotate agent, said that a tour-inch layer finale ...
... garden fence anti strike her little eon. Frank Connolly, twice. once smacking him in the tare sad the other in curbing hold his arm. Mn.s Connolly went out to speak to the defendant, who mud that earlier in the day her little girl ha been hit on the heal by ...
... Pointed hour. stated that Mrs. Gurney eland her ' mud am' laud with regard he she week hoe. abet* LIB elder& and whet liter Wei Armes. Unyokes*, Llanelly. to r- I • Is mentioned, it was to acme extent the room she saw a Ire on which was a (taro Maud. widow ...
... (violin solos), Mr. W. H. Hallett radio solos), Miss Jacobs and Master John Wil. Boma (recitations), sod quartettes by the Mimes Clarke, and Messrs. Gould and Hallett. The chairman was Mr. John Wright, ui Btailksome, and the accompanist Mr. L. Shave. Musical ...
... now in urgent need of funds for current expenses. Contributions will be gratefully received by MISS ANNIE D. i/dlfLif, 21, GRATTAN STREET, DUBLIN. MORE ECONOMY. WHILE still the great coal strike continues, its effects become daily more severe. The toll ...
... avoid the supper, and regrets it still more when Betty, wilfully mistaking his remarks, practically throws herself into his arms. It is just after this that Rosana appears. She has invented a headache and returns from a dance at a neighbouring villa, escorted ...