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... £l5O. For Full Particulars and Tria'Pun apply to— M. JONAS, ALEX.. Gt. She'ford. Cambs. Bole Agent for Bedfordebire and Cambridge§ )ire. Tel. 21 MILFORD The Middle Class. Til AMP !MILL AND, DISTRICT NEWS, JANUARY 1, 1910 CONTEMPORARY CHAT. SWUM preadsonght ...
... Church. Norwich. MR H. A. CHAPMAN, M A death i* announced of Mr. H. Chapman. Principal .AaMKtant at the I’ltaw.lliam Mueeum. Cambridge Mr. Chapman wide and intimate ktoowMge the many ram Ireaenrea hooded in the Hue‘Mini In llthh published a **Mand-j( book ...
... installed Dean Norwich Cathedral. Mayor, Ac., attend service. Bev. C’. H. W. Johns elected Master St. Catherine’s College, Cambridge, and successor to Canon Robinson Norwich Cathedral. Great meeting in St. Andrew’s Hall in support of Hospital Extension Scheme ...
... garret. I Lord Mark Kerr (*t Royal review) had j sworn at some troops. The Queen sent for the Duke of Cambridge ami said must reprij mand I/ml Mark, which Duke did a* follows:—Look here. Mark, her Majesty heard you swear, end she said she was damned if ...
... when King William IV. and Adelaide were pr€»sent on the laid day ami received a special approbation certificate frigned by the Duke of Wellington and other distinguished officers. He in tho Crimea. Thanks.—The married employees Meesrs. Curl Brother*. Ltd ...
... Captain in tho Army) William Hugbra. party politician, jnaka bogey of Socialism frighten timid elector* with. ‘•GAZETTE” NOTICES. DUKE’S EMPLOYEES. M P.’S BPOKTINrt OFFER. COMMISSIONS. v l)«k. ol BaU.rl.ml-. Wtar «• Special (Th*' lAucer»> ...
... believed to be the bones of 't. Edmund the king. Shortly after their arrival in England. two learned authorities. Dr. James. of Cambridge, and Dr. Bigg, of Orford, wrote letters to 'The Times,' calling in question their authenticity. They did not seem to be ...
... legislator. For 30 years the speaker had studied the laws heredity regards Isdh men and animals, with many of hi* colleagues at Cambridge University. They were followers of the great Charles Uarwin—and his sons were with them this fight-and thev would laugh scorn ...
... MYSTERIOUS FELLOW” Travelling- Without a Ticket Alfred of was Cambridge on from Liverpool-street to without ’ticket 5th guilty Mr Cambridge said prisoner travelled morning train from Cambridge 948c He admitted ticket no fare that barrier Liverpool street ...
... minister them that the roads were improving improve Cambridge Interested Nothing interests more Cambridge news following Cambridge will prove useful all helpful many Mrs Lillian of 1 Pleasant-row Cambridge says : the birth my baby I became to kidney trouble ...
... Of proven efficacy Of Chemists only 9d THEFT FROM A TILL Cambridge Shopkeeper Robbec PLUCKY LADY ASSISTANT The story the till of a Cambridge shopkeeper was emptied of its contents was the Cambridge magistrates Saturday John Bailey (27) shoemaker late Forestreet ...
... raised by cutting slices out of the accumulated capital and investments of trades unions, clubs, and friendly societies, and of dukes ? Or should the revenue be raised directly by the taxation of imported foreign manufactured articles, and, indirectly, the ...