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... Valuable Brick and Slated FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE and SHOP, situate No. 93, HIGH TOWN ROAD, LUTON (as late The Cricketer Arms ), having important frontage. For further particulars apply H. HOLYOAK & SON, Auctioneers, 23, Castle Street, Luton. Messrs ...
... 5th, at 89, Luton, Caro: line Goodge. aged 64 years. Feb, 8th. at 63, Hampton-road, Luton, John Kiashdale Goodman, aged 62 years. _ Feb. 7th, at the Bute Arms, Collin months. Luton, Victor Har ry Brooker, aged 13 ton Collis, aged 80 vears. Seb. Sth, at ...
... Light Infantry. Tlie family seat 'coats-of-arms of Sutherland and Gower met is a beautiful place near Winslow, m Bucks,,the eye every side; and Lord Ronald of which county the late Peer was High Gower tells how John Bright once inquired Steward. His father ...
... and Mr. G. Warren. TRANSFERS. The permanent transfers of the licenses of the Bricklayers' Arms, from James Egginton to ' Wm. Thomas Hawkes ; and the Salisbury Arms from Herbert Toyer Richard Bangay, were i granted. ALTERATIONS TO THE WINDMILL. Mr. Sidney ...
... A. H. • Perry, Liverpool-road ; T. Howard, Cardigan. street; Jas. Johnson and Frank Horn, Inker man-street; Thos. Foster, Alma - street; - F.phraim Dockrill, Old Bedford-road J. Bracev and Rev. Griffith John, Clarendon road ; Rev. J. Lockhart; F. Janes ...
... Ordish, and A. C. Taylor. The music was supplied by the White Rose Orchestra. CARDIGAN - STREET CHAPEL. The sermons in connection with the anniversary services of Cardigan-street Primitive Chapel on Sunday were preached by the Rev. M. Trevethick, of Bedford ...
... Messrs. Phillips, Smart, Ewen, and Austin. Owes Williams, Hon. Sec. ACCIDENT TO A SEPTUAGENARLAN. On Monday, John Welch, aged 77, of 55, Cardigan-street, was admitted the Bute Hospital, haying sustained injuries at the Great ! Northern station, Dunstable ...
... glad to know that this matter was receiving attention. THE CORPORATION ARMS. Mr. H. J. Taylor, hon. sec. of the Luton and District Trades and Labour Council,wrote from 66. Cardigan-street, asking the Council permission to use the Borough crest on their ...
... the second left little to be desired. TRANSFER. The Bench granted the temporary transfer of the license of the Butchers Arms from John MacMahon to William James Nicholls. the Borough Sessions on Saturday. The magistrates present were Colonel Carruthers ...
... on Saturday mornipg, John Hefford, of Burrstreet, was the victim of an unfortunate accident While lifting one of the pots at, the furnace-; slipped, and in the fall cut his head, and sustained severe burns his right shoulder and arm. After first aid had ...
... Constable of the County, was -llso present the Bench. The following permanent transfers were granted :—King's Arms, }{ought Regis, from John Flemming William Ferrar; Sportsman. Stopsley, from Smith t.» liion-aE Samuel Willford; Swan, Studham. from George ...
... Our Saviour's parting gifts, was given th« Rev. L. G. Bomford, M.A., Vicar of Colney Heath, St. Albans (St. John six., 25). The solo, Arm, arm, vie brave,*' was sung Mr, Warman, and the Band assisted with selections, Mr. Burrows reading the lesson. HERTS ...