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... the ceremony took place at the residence of deceased. No. 1, Pelham terrace, while the final obsequies were performed in St. John's Churchyard. The chief mourners were Mr H. Pumphrey (husband). Mr. and Mrs. H. Pumphrey, jun.. and Miss Pumphrey. Others who ...
... the hall door after he had locked up, and when he asked him where he had been he said he had viaited the w.c. in the garden. John Reed an inmate of the Workhouse, said the previous Wednesday he went to bed about half-past seven. He slept in the same ward ...
... ticulars, Mrs Manley Hopkins, the Garth, Hasle herr* and wages for competent ; good mere. references essential. Apply by letter, Russell. Shipbourne Green, near Tonbiidge, 325 _ C • ENEKAL, with good ctaracter. Wanted; .___ 1„) Hoesetnaid ketrt.—Apply Ere Young ...
... sisters-in-law. the Misses Turner and Miss Stent, nieces; Mr. Henry Longley (Kingscote). Mr George Longley (Horsham). and Mr. 'John Longlev (Turners Hill), cousins. Among others noticed at the graveside were Mr. Job Ix'. ford. JP., Messrs. Gasson (F..ast ...
... dryness and purity of its air. from the north and east, it has become the favourite resort for consumptive patients. late Mr. John A. Symonds. who first discovered the Discos district as a health resort, and who added many years to his life by his residcnce ...
... wife generally ; three children ,• good line.. and wages for competent person ; good references essential. Apply by letter, Russell, Shiphourne Green. near Tonbridgs, lent. V\ANISH, Cook-General •' wages 118.-B,l3ack• gardens, Hove. No washing. afr WANTED ...
... Division I. Vale v Ticeh irst— e-c« . . J. Sorthcutt. Town Reserves v St. John's Unite ?,*. Allchin. Rusth >ll If Brooms -Mr »\ e. Star Rooms v M >ir»t Pleasant Mr 9tai.ii i.'.ge St. John's I nited A v K;isthall A—M-rta .;:n!er- S*i!rsv .ithn ...
... were two candidates, the Rev C. E. Pi*ey, son of the late vicar, and the Rev W. (who was the sole 1 spectator of the murder of John Whibley in 1 toe Biddenden Schools by Bertha l'eterson).| The election resulted in favour of the Rev; C. E. Pizey by one vote ...
... was won by Mr Topp, of Cowden. The arraagetaents *er ...
... s. 5 bedrooms (6 bath-room. very convenient kitchen, kn.. and small irsoien ; reduced terms for winter months.— Apply Mr Russell. Seaford Bay B-tate Olce , Pei, ham road, Seaford. tc A ERICAN 0 RGA24 for Sale ; splendid eon. lA. dittos ; hardly used ; ...
... , , , A Disclaimer.—C. Allen, of 61, St. John Road, Tunbridge Wells, wishes to state that he was not the Allen implicated in the recent St. John's scandal. The Stamp Collectors' Almanac issued Messrs Russell and Co., of Patermoster Row, contains much ...
... registered. Of the illegi- FALL. Hittite births. four were registered in St. Mary Magdalen Sub-District. five in All Saints, and John Bassett. who appeared in Militia =fora. seven in the urban rtioa of Ore Sub-Dietriet. was charged with being drunk and disorderly ...