... et, at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, a parcel containing a pair of shoes and a gentleman undervest, value Be. 101., the property of John Bayliss.—Frank Hobbern, assistant to Mr. Cleaver, boot and shoe dealer, St. Ebbe's.street, stated that ho made up • parcel ...

... Mr. end Mrs. Welt* la; Dr. Mee, la; Bee. H. B. George, XI; Mr*. Trior Xli Mie. Wilson, la: Mr*. Walker, Is.; Mra Abbott. Sir John end Lady Steiner, XI la; Mr. and Mi*. Cannes. XI: Miss P. Anson. 10a; C. K. ThornbUi, Esq- offartorr St. Merjtbe-Virnn, 2 Mra ...

... 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 ...

... LATE MARKETS. mark LAN* OORW-Tm* Dir.-Wheat trade more Active and firmer. Maixe held (or more money. Harley .lull. 'Oats Arm. CATTL*. MmiorouTA?*, Y kstm n\r. —A pood rapply of beaets vaa ahown (or Thorday'N market. A (air ■BMM—Uy prevailed, mad trade ...

... graphists, orderlies, buglers, and officers visited the outposts to find out the cause. Almost all of Lord Roberts' force stood to arms, and the native, when he found out what he bad done, tried to bolt, but was captured by some mounted infantry. Food is not ...

... Wednesday midnight, was untanned to seven days hard labour. Summonses for riding bicycles without lights were preferred against John Ballard, Banhury.road, in that thoroughfare on the 10th inst., and tined Is. and 3s. costs; and Rachel Lynn, Walton.street ...

... y; men eagerly seized a large poster- board in Frewin-comrt. and rushed in ?? with it towards Broad-street, right into the arms of two or three policemen, who rescued the board and threatened them with the Proctor. Chairs, cushions, and various other ...

... midnighlt, was sen- tenpced to seVen1 nays hard labour. Simoses for ridling~ biycye~e ~ibthou't lights wero preferred agaijist John Ballard, Ballnury-road, in thatthoroulghfare bn the 10th inlst., who was iined is. and 3s. costs; and Rachel Lynn, Walton-street ...

... out, and while the beautiful words of this most appropriate hymn were being sung the bride entered the church, leaning on the arm of her father, being attended by four bridesmaids, viz., Miss L. Howell (sister of the bride), Miss Mona Howell (Pentraeth rpc- ...

... LETTERS FROM THE FRONT. .THE DISAsTETR TO THE DERBYSHIRES. From a St. John Ambulance man to his father in Iffley-road:- - Roodeval, 12th June, 1900. My \dear Father,-Since I last wrote to you I have seen much of the horrors of war and many strange and ...

... Gnrden had been with him. He went into the “ Chester Arms ’’ to get some supper beer, end saw Stroud there, but did not speak to him. He wont home and bad bis supper, and then went again the ** Chester Arms to see Qurden. whom railed out to see to his horse ...