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... HILLS—-FREAKLEY.—-March 8, at. St. Paul’s Church, daughter of T. Keép, of 7, Brereton-road, sea, by the Rev. G. C. W. Sweet, Claude, thir Mr. A. E. D. Hills, 42, Thé Drive, West Lily Maud, youngest; daughter of Mr. J. Westham, Weymoutl. 11, at, the . Parish ...
... necessaiy.—Write W'657, Gazette Office. Yeovil. ANTED RENT, from Michaelmas or earlier, Small \ HOUSE and GARDEN high ground.—Clauds Harris, 3, Castle Street, Salisbury. - _ [39889 ENUINE CTSUI?¥RY BUSINT2SS~for \ JT Sale in Hampshire, to Southampton.— ...
... Also FARM LABOURER, with one SON UNDEU-CARTER.—VYE. Uigh /TARTER, with Boy to plough. Wasted Michaelmas- Five-horse stable.—Claude WniTLotK, Middle Winter-Blow. Salisbury. [54789 /TARTER Wantbd. Help milk required. Cottage and garden found. Michaelmas money ...
... with com inued a S^rh fl Mr. Mullen making capital show -man- the most effective figures were M 'rs. Gamp, Miss Cooke as - Mulhn and Master L. Hai-vev as jyfi tip, and Master Docker The M* I Harvey as Dickens' Fat Boy was Mullen delighted the a.udience with ...
... yards, men —1, Claud Dibljen :2, 0. Rcjid ;3, Charles Dibben. 100 yards boot race, nwn- -1, Claud Dibben ; 2, C. Read : 3, Charles Dibben. 60 yards thread needle race, ladies—l, Miss ;2, .Miss ;S, Miss Garrett. High jump, men—l, Claude : 2, Charles Dibben ...
... --Defendants were bound over under the Probation of Offenders’ Act . and ordered to pay the costs, 10s each. A Sroxer-—Hugh Mullen, a naval stoker, was charged with being drunk and disorderly in St. Mary-street the previous evening, with assaulting P.C ...
... the Rural District Poole, tbe part the Rural District cf and Craubornc which consists of the civil parishes of Aimer Corfe Mullen, Hampreston, Hinton Marteil, Hinton Holt, Marshall, West Parley, and Witchampton, tho Municipal Hor-njth of I'oote, and the ...
... Haskell, Frank Ball. Arthur Emberley, and Stanley Duncan ; and 93 per cent.— Ted Emberley, Albert Skinner, Horace Greenham, Claude Edwards, Reginald W. Matthews, Leslie Puckett, Hector Dennis, George Young, Bertie Murray, and Stanley Wells. Proficiency ...
... was unable to be present, but he promised substantial contribution to the furtherance of the very excellent proposal. Mr 3. Mullen promised and donations were also promised by Mr. ( T. J. Templenian. Mr?. Sutton, Cove lan, Mr. Baker, Mr. J. Brwmlield, ...
... Borthwick, J. R. Dale, T. G. Bartlett, F. E. Bilson, W. A. Bingham, A. M. McArthur, T. B. Freak, J. Meyer, E. Ilambridge, J. Mr-Mullen. Yates. A. 0. Gale, and T. F. Yates. —The Medical Benefit Sub-Committee reported the receipt of letter from the Bourne-mouth ...
... (Broadstone), R. Arnold (Hamworthy), E. A. Elliott and R. Atkins (Kinson), T. W. Tozer, J. Hoare. and J. H. P. Foot (Corfe Mullen). W. Goodchitd and W. Sutherland (Little Canford), E. A. Hsyter (Parley), M. Hibberd, J. Smith, the following membersof the ...