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... it the third son of Mr & Mr* James Masters, this Tillase, who hare fire sons serrinc in the Army. J E Lea. of the l>enbigh Arms Hotel, has received official intimation that his eldest son, Edward C Lf*. Royal Warwicks, has been killed in action. A letter ...
... a service was held, when the preacher was tie Rev A H Watson, of Lighthome. Deere.—The death mewled auddrnlv on Friday of M John Walton. of Bishops Itchington: Mr Waltiin had been ill for a fortnight. but resumed work on Friday morning. At dinnertime he ...
... Was. Newton, Powell, W Mills, French, Raven. Steele. Blolam King. Lane. Barnes, Sumner, Turner. &o. ThO chief speaker was Mr John Harris. of the National Liberal Federation, who seamed the attention of his audience for more than an hour and a-half, while ...
... would be fined f 2 and costa, CI Ss rid. Timer or lkowcas.—Sarah Ann Jackson, widow, Lawford Road, New Baton, was sum' awned by John Bathe, labourer, 93 Lawford Road, New Bilton, for wilful damage to ehry- Wanthentume, amounting to fid, at Now Bilton, en the ...
... special preachers wen? the Rev O M Jones Southern) and the Rev I> Woodman (vicar Pnore Mareton) reapectively. The Vicar (Rev Grattan Kane) conducted all th* other aennoca. The wn* verStvetefully decorated by Mre T (alter and leetem). Mis. M RoneH, ...