... introduce® )r. Harry Guinness, who, he 6aid, would amiliar.to some them. He,(Mr. Moore) kn®J lis beloved father, Dr. Grattan Guinness, and Dr. Grattan Guinness) was of more help •, i.im spiritually than he'could well express. ™ >rattan Guiness was a member their ...

... was charged with the theft of a Cardigan jacket, value 45., the 31st October, from the Mason's Arms, Peter Street, the property of Charles Harvey.—P.C. Miles gave evidence of arresting prisoner outside the Masons' Arms, and when charged he said knew nothing ...

... necessary, comment ing at 12 o'clock noon, comprising NEW AND PART-WORN CLOTHING. Jackets, Trousers, Waistcoats, Great Coats, Cardigans, Cotton and Flannel Shirts, Jackets and Trousers, Jerkins, Aprons, Overall**, Serge Gowns and Jumpers, Drill Clothing, Men's ...

... has been adopted gcperally the other counties THE CARDICAN ESTATES. In its notice the Lady Cardigan, widow of the hero of Balaclava. The Times says; Lord Cardigan left his large estates his widow for her life, and her deash t ...

... Miss Violet A. Simpson. In addition to continuations of the serial stories there is a bright short tale Arms and the Woman, from the pen of John Oxenham. * * * CASSELLS'. Cassells' Magazine has its customary abundance o crisp fiction, including a complete ...

... Soloists: ACKTE, GLEE NWUITE RUTH VINCENT, ADA GROSSLET, M'.TDRED JONES. -Misses PHYLLIS LETT, DOROTHY SILK, ile&srs. JOHN GEBVASE WES. JOHN BOOTH. BAKER, HABBY DEARTH. R. RADFORD. Pianist: Dt. CAMILLE BAINT-SAENS. Conductor: Dr. A. HERBERT BBEWEB. THE CATHEDRAL: ...

... —Alice Dairy, female said examined Mrs. Lane on Friday and she saw two bruises the upper part of the left arm and two smaller ones below the same arm. They seemed to have been caused by blows. Witness saw other bruises. —Prisoner gave evidence his own behalf ...

... pay- ' res Pect of the administration of the Act. They have declined to pay this and ac said to be determined its payment. Armed with counsel's opin>s s hey intend to object to the issue of distress 1,811 when collection of the fraction about they quibble ...

... , Oak tene. Moat Lane Sedlescombe. Battle. Susa COUNTRY sea (Chesll Bank), comfortable APARTMENTS, board-residence. ear i- arm Inside sanitation; bath, garage Stamp—Doyle. Baytott Bexington Dorchester. CLEVEDON. Come to Clevedon tor restful holiday Mid-day ...

... umming, Field-Marshal Geoffrey Coles. Major-General Pat Davis and Field Marshal Reg. Fairchild. These get ten: Iris Coates, John Lapham, and Capt. Jean Edwards; David Coles gets 8. This was the solution: 1. —Climbing a crevice in the rock, w started a ...

... 1902, she appointed her sister, Mrs Susan Taylor, and her cousin, Colonei John Chadwick Doveton, to her executors. The testatrix bequeathed legacies of .£3OO each her cousins John Chadwick Doveton, Juliana Den T.iafe and Helena Den Taafe, and ...

... den), Mr. H. J. N. Baskerville (Cheltenhom), Mr. W. Meade (London), Mr. S. John Mildwav (Guildford), Mr. C. J. Stevenson (Swanare), Mr A. Edwards, Mr. W. Miller (London), Mr. John H. Hansen (Ruddersfield), Mr. Bruce (Lonsloo). Mr. L. 11. Dsdgo (London) ...