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... up a sim.lar position in Maidstone. He succumbed on Sunday to an attack of bronchitis after only three days' illness. Pyrtast Farmer's Failure. An adjourned meeting of the creditors of Percy Samuel Dickers, tanner, of Golden Manor Farm, Oxon, was he.d ...
... esteemed of FAT end &J STORE CATTLE, SHEEP, and PIGS. Commencing with the Pigs at 11 o'clock. PAXTON & ROLIDAT. Louts; and Golden Cross Yard. Oxford. Messrs. John — hornton & Co. The Well-placed Freehold Properky, Known Ls THE COTTAGE, HIGH STREET, ST ...
... signed the pledge, °serge Oliver Vaughan. who was found guilty of attempted murder, was bound over on Monday at the Kent Assizes, Maidstone. Mr. Justics Grantham said he hoped Vaughan would say when asked to take liquor in future. No. 1 must not. Drink haa ...
... Ind Rent of £3B WANTED, FURNITURE (new or I' BE BY A PrTION YT . setoondhand). CLOTHING, BOOTS, SYDNEY GALPIN CYCLES, PIANOS, etc. We buy eve-ythms At the Golden Cross litAel, Oxford, on FRlfrom a to £5OO. We always have, and al- DAY. JUNE 17th. 1921 ...
... —Advt. Best Boots at moderate prior In an !meat line leathers. Box Calf, Glace Kid, Willow Calf, and the New Coronation Glare Calf. 500 pairs, 10s. tki.. Boots and Shoes in StOA.—A. 11. Lambert, 73, St. Giles', Sole Arent for K Boots. —Advt. MI Ezl ...
... in the I .rnatoli was played on ;he College ground on i mining industry he looked upon as a land- Kent), A. Ambrose, 34, Market Buildings. Harris. Maidstone, W. G. Elliott, °nays; Five Sheep. born last year (Border Leices- a matting wicket, which rather ...
... —Advt. A Warrant for Arrest.—Pedestrians on the lookout f ., •r Bargains cannot avoid being arresied by Manley of reduced Boots and Shoes in the windows of Freeinan, Hardy. and Willis' Queen Street, Orford. See list of chargeo—Adet: THE OXFORD CHRONICLE ...
... should alone rus.ke the visit noteworthy. BEQUEST TO HALL.—Mrs. Eleanor Bush Hathaway, of Calverley Park, Tunbridge Wells. Kent, who died on December 31st, aged 79, left estate valued at £25,010 gross, with net personalty £17,246. The testatrix left £5 ...
... formerly discharged into the streams. _ an of the erport'ir omit. ear representative his leave. Ir you want Good and Reliable Boots and Shoos at reasonable prices, made to measure, go to W. Cleave!, SurEkal Boounaker, 8, Street, Ox. !ord. Fit guaranleed.—Adit ...
... Fills all the sky and gilds the shimmering sea; So, dark as now the landscape seems to be, Soon shall the hours bring hack the golden And in an age-long afterglow of glory Our Empire's sons shall read the splendid story Of England's greatest, best, and noblest ...
... interesting speech after tea. LOCAL PROPARTY MAILKET.—MeSre. Hamlet and Dulake held their monthly property auction at the Golden Cross Hotel, Oxford, on Friday. There was a good attendance of prospective buyers, and the auctioneer had the gratification ...
... d section. The ..-enaries especially were highly satisfactory. The British birds were a small class, the first going to a golden-created wren, very handsome and well shown by Mr. Poole, of Stratford-on-Avon. The first. in the foreign birds taken by a ...