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... Rifle Major has been detailed fors tour of regimental daty at the Depot, Winchester. On first tment Second Lieutenant C. C. Grattan Bellew has been appointed to 3rd Butt. K.B.B. at Crete. J. _D. Heriot-Maitland, p.s.0., Adjutant, and t.-Mejor A. Robi Rifle ...
... public interest, the principal being The Corporation of Basingntole v. John Lamley. —This was an action brought by the Corporation to recover possession of rods of allotment ground from John Lansley, formerly a shoeing smith iu the town. The Town Clerk (Mr ...
... to the poor Cardigan. There is accounting for tastes; els© one would have fancied that he might have found a memorial more suggestive ooroplimentary associations than a calf's head is usually taken to be. February, IG3, died Mr. George Arms, aged 96, supposed ...
... gifta can oeat brr Grange, Kaetleigb, any time before firai weak March. The artkiM required art each ao aackn, bandkerebiefa. cardigan*, flannel ahirts, comforters. Tam-o' Shaater*, tobaooo, pipoa; or money will bo graUffnily Lady Rarrey Batbant. Somborae ...
... and gave him some of the money. I got drunk and lost one cardigan jacket. The basket is at home, and my wife is going to send it on.” Prisoner afterwards said ” I have made a I lost two cardigan jacket* and two brooms.” Mr. Fraucke called the prisoner ...
... taken over the COAL BUSINESS lately earned Kerara. Hunt arm Co. at Alreaford Station, tenal that, girinjr the *ame tbeir etrict attention, they may laeatra a wetiananaa the eopfort accorded their JOHN SIMPKINS and Family ixJL demre to retera their for the ...
... animal twice on the side of the road. Fined 5s. and lis. costs. Defendant paid the money. Sir Robert Hodson—Silver Edward Packe— John Ponsonby, 9. (Coldstream Guards)— Toot x, china . R, Stopford—Electric lamp and Mrs, Herbert Smith—Bilver mustard pot. Mr. ...
... £5OO to his clerk Adolphus B. HUI; £lOO each bis clerk* Albert E. Webb, John Randall, and Geo. Cotterell; and £25 to his clerk George Bartlett, if respectively in the service of his Arm the time of b» death; £lOO each his servants Willina Chambers, George ...
... committee recommended the acceptance offer received from Messrs. John May and Co., Limited, to allow of and subscribe toward-* certain alterations to the boundary walla of the Railway Arms yard at the bottom of the Station Hill. Cooncillor Phillips said ...