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... --..-G t r R,. 5,000 WOMEN \.4,,W.A.A.C. EVERY WEEK FOR THE er WOMEN'S ARMY AUXILIARY CORPS for work a ith the Forces at. Home and Abroad. THE ROYAL FLYING CORPS EZQUIZZIi 1111112DIATELT 500 SAIL MAKERS to repair Aerophme ...
... certificate of proficiency, has been promoted Lieutenant in the Corps. The 3rd V.B.E.R. ham - decided in West Hans Parish Choral • braes to the memory of those men who, belonging to the Corp, their death in South Africa during the late munpaige. The soo ...
... LOCAL LIFE IN ESSEX IN ESSEX POLICE' VIOLENT STORM IN \WNS. COURTS. ESSEX. TO\ COLCHESTER. The occupied by • loot end was raided on Wednesday by mese of the borough police who esteed part of the stock. a Dumber of posteards. At a lergoly-etOmaded mating ...
... MSEX MEN & WOMEN. Lady Evelyn Ewer, athended Ladj Ammeter's at Belgraveequare. Mr. Burnett Tabnim, j.p., has b een e l ec ted a member of the Royal Instiesterio of Britain. The Hon. C. H. btrint, M.P. spoke at r Cemertative smoking concert held at blasted ...
... ESSEX MEN lc WOMEN. Desehmet left town for Monte Carlo, Lord Rayleigh one • ea Shadow, as the Rani Institsattos on Friday sight. Mr. G. K. Hilleery, the Coroner far Wee Nan, held 317 inquests during last yam. The S. R. Fleming, RA., at Wan Thurrock ...
... ESSEX WEEKLY NEWS. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 18. 1916. MILK PROSECUTIONS AND ADVENTURES OF THE SOUTHEND POLICE. DANGER OF WAR TALK WITH STRANGER& THE SEQUEL RESTAURANT-KEEPER'S ACTION AGAINST DAIRY COMPANY. BEWARE OF ENEMY EAVESDROPPING! An action of an unusual ...
... wren, of the Brentwood Branch a the It were sot • of sus adaiaa ds ball. bslist a id 21,241; police elatan portion, l 0,7111; stables G.E.R. Aarhus. Corps. were present with _, el the pew would as° sus. 6* bad •••• bami. 1661 mellmi NAMED PETTY 11Z11810N ...
... probable that Police Court proceedings will be taken against the squatters on the hiawney Estatc—provided , of course, that all that is alleged against these las true. I learn that there is • disposition in some quarters to blame the police for not putting ...
... gave The Imperial Forces. They bad all heard of the clergy• man who said when lie spoke of he mealit everybody, embracing women—Daughter]-- and when he Mr. Portert reterred to the Imperial Force. be knew he was talking of something which interested everybody ...
... JAW. at IMAM of the Saffron Walden UNM Infirmary, celebrated • bee 102nd hirtlaisy on Saturday. A the formation of a County Corp. si aubmittad to the Ewer Commiec next week. Mr. Walter Moore, who was a member of lifeboat crew for year. and Sue ociswaie ...
... towards the Society's income of £136.523 13.8 d. the Chelmsford circuit contributed ZOO 151. Id. and £5 b. ad, to the Women'. Auxiliary, Chelmekrd alone contributing £l9 S. 2d.— An and eloquent address delivered by the devutation, the Rev. W. Perkins, of ...
... ute e Hun cm nFl•te n 'V''l tu e l l4* Corps, and it i proposed to Mr. C. E. Barritt is in he Mayir of Mal- rat.'. cod Or detachment& (male and don for the miming year. which will make feinalel iu each police division of the county third rusoocatito ...