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... 7,072 Deposit Accounts have been opened, making send you our MONSTEIOILED AMOUNT TO-PAY FOR OUR. mild eases and children, THOMAS BEECHAM, altogether 12,441 Nese Accounts, being an average of 1,036 per month. Re-sister of Shareholders now contains the ...
... other rate. Mr. H. Alfred Thomas, solicitor, of Chard, appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. C. J. Phillips, of Andover, represented the defendant.—His Honor pointed out that as defendant admitted borrowing the £6O, Mr. Thomas would only have to call evidence ...
... Counts:lm I= Chatham, Rent BRADFORD'S Universal. a LAUNDRYZed DAIRY T. Gold * Polo A Town', ItnoWasona. I Mires= Dam A/mums. THOMAS BRADFORD a London. Also St pro SUN BUILDING SOCIETY, 12, HOLBORN, LONDON, 8.0. DEPOSITS RECEIVED st from 3 to 4 °/o INTEREST ...
... IdAversita Desna Wears's. LAMED= Daisy Hundreds of letters received testifying to the Dillaienoyacaßoonomy_ of oar Laandey Dairy THOMAS SRAMPORD 00., 115 HIES Halbalse London. Also St Manobeater and L Purge me with Hyssop and I shall be Clean. VINT'S VINT'S ...
... Scanlan, Col. Garrett, Colonel Fellowes (Devon County Cricket Club), Colonel Croft, Major Riddell, Major Matheson, Major No ille Thomas, Chancellor Edmonds, Canon Atherton, the Revs W David, M D Buckingham, ( C.opleston, F F Buckingham (Chaplain to deceased ...
... Cape Cross, her cargo for these places consisting of coal, forage, and geseral stores. The vessel was in command of Captain Thomas, whose ship's company - consisted of mate, boatswain, and 14 hands. Nothing of event occurred until about the third week in ...
... remains a mystery, and is solely a matter for conjecture. FUNERAL OF THE LATE MR. THOMAS DRAYTON. —Amid many tokens of respect and mourning, the funeral of the late Mr. Thomas Drayton took place on Thursday afternoon, at the Chard Cemetery. The body, which ...
... Small ; was an easy first for roses (six varieties). The ; early and dry season prevented a good show of asters. The class for hardy flowers was very full, the winneta (ROY. H. S. King and Mr. A. I). Paul) showing some beautiful roses. monbretias, gladioli ...
... the subject but could not get redress. He was fined 5/-, and ordered to pay the cost of the damage, ALCOHOLC MANlA.—Henry Hardy, the septuagenarian who murdered his wife on Saturday evening at West Hartlepool by cutting her throat, and then jumped into ...
... Hermitage-street, Creskerne, the wire of F. Force, of a son. lIAwDY.—Nov. 8, at South-street, Cewkerne, the wife of Charles Hardy, of a son. VAUX.—Nov. 8 at Souttosaeet, South Pctherton, the wife of Mr. j. G. Vaux, of a son. MARRIAGES. Beautiful designs ...
... RESULTS OF THE MR. THE THREE SURGEONS. [Apropos of the fact that Sir Frederick Treves, the Bishup of Durham, and Mr. Thomas Hardy are all Dorchester men.] This little town Dorchester Must be a place where breezes spur Its natives from the paths of vanity ...
... Sellar and A. G. Payne ; Combpyne, W. Smith anti H. Loveridge ; Mernbury, J. Miller,and J. Row ; Rousden, J. Hardy ; Seaton, \V. H. Aplin, F. Thomas, and R. S. Aplin. FUNERAL or• MRS. GUERITZ —The funeral of the late Mr.. Gueritz, wile of the Rev. M. Gueritz ...