... petitioner was heir-at-law to some property left by his aunt. Evidence was given as to the validity of the marriage according to Boots law, and it was mentioned that the grandparents were married • second time at Wallaend in 1868. Mr. Piloher, for the Crown ...

... Maurice W. Murray, Naar of Stoke Goldington-with•Gayharet, formerly Chaplain of the Oily of Loudon Mental Hospital, Stone (Kent), son of the Rev. Canon F. W. Murray, of Stone Haven, Sidoap, formerly and for many yarn Reefer of Stone with Miss Bye Margaret ...

... Darlington Guardians. The Rev. W. Stannus, rector of Arrow, near Alootfor, and the lion. Mrs. Stanntas have just celebrated their golden wedding. Private Doherty, R.A.M.C., was found hanged at the huts on Hounslow Heath. He ha seen twenty-fonr yearn' service ...

... in the skin are prevented, just as the aforesaid valve prevents a rupture in the steam-boiler. THE best treatment for wet boots is to fill them with dry bran which has been slightly heated in the ova. lace or button them up, and hang in a warm airy place ...

... pride how only recently, she took him to the annual point-to-point races in connection with the Mid-Kent Steghounds, at Sutton Valence, near Maidstone. In addition to the old mare, once so closely associated with Newport Pagnell, Mr. Coles was also forcibly ...

... board the Menageries Maritimes steamer Polynesian. - - - The Rev. J. M. Fox and Mrs. Fox celebrated their golden wedding at the vicarage at Wingham, Kent. A London labour exchange advertises for two factory labourers. One must play the flute and the other ...