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... by the procession of the maids of honour, queen, and revellers. These gracefully marched round the village , and formed an arch for the queen. 1n arriving at the dies, a presentation was made to the queen by Mrs. W. J. Boissonnade twife of the chairman ...
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... no fixed abode, was charged on remand at West London Police Court on Monday with being a suspected peaion loitering at the Arches, Wood-lane, tittephenl's Bush, with felonious intent. At the previous hearing, evidence was given by P.C. Wiles, who described ...
... have escaped flu. The paper took the form of a short biography of the man who became successively the King's Chancellor, the Arch. bishop of Canterbury, by the special wish of the King and after his untimely death, a saint. The speaker dealt effectively ...
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... camel% workers in the locality. bride • Sunday school teeclasr at and the bridegroom is the ecbool eecratary and deacon of the Arch. The church was prettily decorated • stows, which were sent by the Sunor s chool 'chokers. The service, which was choral, was ...
... supply their wants, and so I will conclude by expressing an earnest desire that success may attend your every effort, and the et arch in which you are interested he complete in the fullest slime of the word, and free from debt, or coy rate, breaking the back ...
... of your mind TAXI DEATH MYSTERY. Shepherd's Bush Driver's Story. A Shepherd's Bush taxi-cab dr Ernest James Noad, of 101, Thorpe', road, was the chief witness at aa it., at Paddington on Saturday afterno. Gladys Wild, aged 35, of Swansea. mysteriously ...
... remains unchanged Savoy Manager Leaving Mr L Thorpe who has been manager of the Savoy Cinema East Acton for the past two years will leave soon for the Empire Cinema Islington During the period that Mr Thorpe at the cinema the house records rambling in ...
... and April Morn. that she was obliged to give encores. Gertrude Macaulay's alectiona were also greatly enjoyed, while Mir. Thorp Bates and Mr. James Horneastle gave artistic renderings of some beautiful The star Of the evening. undoubtedly, was Mr. Harold ...