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... Clift. Vaccinaiion Cases —Walter Cnrl, of Dorkinc, was Bommoned for to have bis child vaccioated, and author eed Mr W. J. Thirtle to appear on hia behalf.—Mr Scrivens, the vaccia- ation officer gave evidence and Dr Rawlings, the | public vaccinator of ...
... therewith visited defendant's house to vaccinate the child on October Mgt, but the parents refused to allow him to do so. —Mr. Thirtle said the reason defendant had not had his child vaccinated was that he had already lost one child from eczema, following ...
... PETTY SESSIONS. Saturday.—Before Colonel Calvert (chairman) A. C. Powell, and Mr J. Clift. Vaccination. A summons against m, Thirtle, for the non-vaccination of his child, was adjourned on the application of the defendant, who said his counsel was unable ...
... Beigate. On Sunday last he saw the prisoner and the dog at the Keigate Police Station, where he identified both.—Frederick John Martingale, residing the Rarilway Hotel. Reigate, said on March 30th prisoner brought the dog produced the house. He offered ...
... SESSIONS. Saturday,—Before Col. Calvert (chairman), Mr. R. Barclay. Mr J. C. Devereil, and Mr. F. Griaseli. Cbcui. in lonobancr. —John Daniels, of Waraham,vM summoned for .lit Seating a mare Cape! on March 23.—-Hr Colam appeared on behalf of the Boyal Society ...
... Saturday.—Before Col. Calvert (chairman), Mr. R. Barclay, Mr J. C. Deverell, and Mr. F. D. Gnsseii. Cut el in Ignorance.— -John Daniels, Wa*nham, was summoned for lit. eating a mare at Cape! on March 22.—Mr lolam appeared ou behaif the Royal Society tor ...
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... which could provided on the site of Nos. lanl 2, High Street. Messrs. Bovill and White undertook to see Miss Lanham and Mr John Attlee with a view of provisionally negotiating with them for the purchase of the premises and of the warehouse Adjoining in ...
... Me,. flrideen, Mrs. Sutcliffe, Micros Stoned& Kyle. Dadmsn, Good. mon, Moores% Hoak, Venreombe Handfed. Walker. Snelling , Thirtle, Pink. Pltt,, end the fellow:no ehildean R. and A. Tjhble. W. and E. Parr, H., 8., aed 8. Green (3), 8. end 7A. Br G. Skelton ...
... both of whom have iecently suffered imprisonment, will relate their prison experiences. Death or John Balchin.—We regret to record the death of Mr John Balchin, which occurred at his residence in Howard-road on Wednesday. Balchm had long been in failing ...
... months' hard labour, to be followed by fivo years police nupervision. Sensors Anssrur.-John Hines (2s), plasterer was indicted for having maliciously wounded John Templeton, of Court Farm, Epsom. en September 25.--51 r. W. Campbell prosecuted. nod prisoner ...
... Dever-Summers, F.S.S. (London), W. Thirtle (Dorking), H. Hooker (Reigate). and P. Dight (Redhill), all of whom have suffered imprisonment as a protest against compulsory vaccination. Others present included Messrs John Brown, member of the Mile End Board ...