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... ??? Rose Harding, a young lady who lived at Walton-on-Thames, and whose body was recovered from the river at Kingston on Friday. i« reported have received' a few days previously a notification of her sweetheart's death in France. boy named Charles Avery ...
... DEATH BAD NEWS. Miss Rose Harding, a voung who li**rl «> ?om to was recovered Trom the river at Kingston Friday, have received a few days previously So of her sweetheart death Franco. DR. LIEBKXECHT—NAVYT. Dr. Karl Liebkneoht. the Socialist who charged ...
... t Warneford, of the British Army, who while flying recently over Belgium blew up a Zeppelin.—Reuter. The young woman. Rose Harding, whose may was recovered from the Thames at Kingston, had received notification a days ago of her aireethearCii death whilst ...
... DOUBLE TRAGEDY OF THE WAR. The body bas been recovered from the Thames of Rose Harding, who, it 1s stated, had received notification of her sweetheart’s death in France. The deceased had several brothers in the forces. On the river bank was found a letter ...
... leaving a letter saying that her soldier sweetheart had been killed at the front, and that she had nothing to live for. Rose Harding, 20, domestic servant, of Russeil-road, Walton, formerly in service Surbiton Hill, committed suicide in the Thames. Krupp’g ...
... ?OUMD m THE AFTER HEARING OF HER LOVER’S OEATM WALTON, Investigatioritt made yesterday .'-'howed that the young woman. Rose Harding, 20, domestic t»erva»it» Russel 1-rd.. VValton, whose body was recovered from the Thames at Kingston Friday, had received ...
... Favarger). Ethel Williamson ; pranolorte solo, Marche Grotesque (Siod:ng). James Martin: song, Inden Cradle Song (Geibel). Rose Harding and Elsie Stewart; pianoforte ratio. Rondo in A (Merkel), Kathleen Meade. Mr. Davis, secretary of the Hospital, amongst ...
... collected £4 153. 74d; Helions Bumpstead : Mrs. Fred. Emeon, and the Misses Emson, £2 53. 91; Birdbrook : Mrs. Farrow, and Miss Rose Harding £4 Is. 34d; Stambourne : Mre. Herbert Unwin and Master Billie Unwin, £2 138, 2d; Sturmer : Miss Phyllis Gooch, £1 9s. 54d; ...
... A. L. Watkins presented the prizes at the conclusion of the sports, and a handsome bouquet was presented to her by Miss Rose Harding. Mr. T. Austin, the hon. secretary, said he would like to thank them all most heartily for their kind support that afternoon ...
... conjunction with the ladies of the Committee, of whom Lady Florence Cecil, wife of the Bishop of Exeter, is chairman, and Miss Rose Harding, the hon. secretary. The appeal is for gifts in money and kind, the latter including clothes, or articles which may be ...
... 52; S. H. Wilcox run out 7- S. Filkins run out 0; R. Cooper Plume Weaver 15; E. Hitclicock Plume Weaver 2: F. Fi’.kins Rose Harding 15 .1. Filkins Rose Greenwood 5; F- Rush Weaver 19: F. Willes not, out 1: extras 5: total (for nine wickets) 123. Innings ...
... fifteen, of whom two least should women. The Committee recommended the for appointment the City Council: James G. Owen, lies Rose Harding Aldei'tPV. 0. R. M. Clapp, J Stocker.. Councillors Browning, R. M. Ohallice. T. Gurnsworthy- f. C. H. Harding. W. C. Maton ...