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... gave corroborative evidence. Kent denied the offence. In the second case. Mrs. Milton repeated her evidence, and added that Kent said. Hit me. on. hit me.” Mm. Kent went indoors and brought out poker. She did not hit Kent on the arm. Mrs Farley again ...
... clothing, Messrs. Pocock Bros, for 50 pairs of old boots, and scholars of the Priory and British Schools, who have again helped 'by welcome gifts of left-off clothes and boots. 280 pairs of new boots have been purchased for £5l 3s. 7|d., towards which ...
... Oorlcston and la»westoft wore The evening scene on the Marine Parade was unsurpassable, and every place td amusement reaped golden harvest. Ai|unrinm, Theatre Gem, Empire, Hippodrome, ami other indoor amusements drew large crowds at each performance, and ...
... years; help given; man for boots, coal, etc.; no laundry. Mrs. Aldiss, Oultou House, Swatham. MAID wanted, to work small new house; plain cooking; good outings: family two; reference; state wage. Adams. St. George’s Boai. Golden Green. W. 11 MAID (capable) ...
... to the Shetlands. Tub Gilubut Boot Fund.- Sunday, two more concerts in the series promoted by Mr. George Gilbert took place at the Hippodrome further augment his fund for providing Yarmouth’s most needy children with boots and shoes. The programmes were ...
... Y.M.S., Mid provided finiiU. . .. ae for tho fact that tho Churchmen had only rttrlSy .thick and the Chetch.ferwarda pro* r boot form.. Doacon acoied and' mmutoi later Keif. uiiskick, the try. end belated t go? 1 a big defeat, but .i in the Lowestoft. ...
... Yarmouth High School, and who has of late resided with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cubitt (late of Southtown) Gillingham Kent, hue bad great aucccsa at the Kent Musical Festival at Canterbury. She is the daughter of ex- Inspcctor Harrison of the Yarmouth Police Force ...
... il . Man for Boots, etc., reouired by Mrs. Sooby. -rke» Placre. Swaffham. MEB. DICKSON, stay.nr at ' Burleirn. * Kirkley Cliff, Loweeioft. requires DOMESTIC HELP, who can Cook; another maid kept: two in family; small house. Bromley. Kent; pood salary ...
... Rkl-Idm, for Sal*, cheap Apply Clarke. Cooper, 10. Ber Straat. Norwjeh._ tOOKIMI-STOVE .’or S:iJc. 2.A. Oin wide, 1. \ppi., 2f Kent Read, l-n—itoft.^ OOK' WHERE? In wiiwlou* The ItOiuinn Company. Norw ell htrret. PaJionham; Quality. l’ritww: Inspection Ine ...
... greatness of an Immortal love lust the clock strikes the close of his holiday. The supporting cast Includes Sir Guy Stand- Ine. Kent Taylor, and other well-known stars. A tense story moving smoothly and told dramatically—fifteen hundred aeroplanes In the greatest ...
... weekly half-holiday, and fixed and adequate times (or meals. *' Pooh Man Lbatbs £4,s6o.—The will of Mr. George Mires, of Maidstone, insurance agent has come as a surprise to those who knew him. He was believed to be poor man, and his boast was that never ...
... loving Daughters and Son. THOMPSON.—In ever loving memory of our dear brother. Oecrge Edward Thompson, who was killed on HAfJB. Golden Gain, the Charmelretd off Dover. February 18th. 1818. '' Not only today Is remembered, but always. RXP. Fran his loving Sisters ...