... gathering which was John KCIE MP by Lady Davey the Hon Mrs Davey Lady Jckyll Jardine All AIP Mr Guy Kendall Mr B Chick Mr (Guildford) Mr St Parry Mr Sturgis Hildegarde Mr Mrs G T Mrs Mr A others A was J H JF his inability to John Jardiue three of Davey ...

... and Norwich Hospital: 7848 a.r. W. Morris, bullet wound, left ©ye. Admitted St. John and St. Elizabeth Hospital, Grove End-road; 1142 g.s. A. Stammer*, bullet wounds, arm and thigh. Admitted London General Hospital. Denmark Hill: T. Mudge. epilepsy, slight ...

... Saturday sew •oeer in Ulgti-«tree« wearing pair khaki trousers, roarkei B.F.A. 7TJ7, » mackintosh, marked A. 3r947. Army cardigan, and .1 long woollen #carf He also carried .v kitbag with the War Department stamp- Wl»en a-'ked where lie ‘’ad got the military ...

... bb a,,d Ehustead. Galldford • Two pairs ruff* iwooi). Rent direct the Comraandine Officer Mis. Dingwall. Houee. Carthalton Cardigan re»t« Mim Uarro-aamith. Graoceclare. Mayfieldroad. Weybndaer Three pair# sock*. helmet. 1 miifller. body-belt. A and K. Mataraiy ...

... 250 tona of well-rotted MANURE, lying near the Jolly Farmer, Bagshot; price 2s. per cubic yard; purchasers to clear.—Write, John Watcrcr, Sons and Crisp, Limited. The Nurseries, Bagshot. Surrey. ■' 4102 SALE, 4ft. walnut drawing-room Cabinet, with mirrors ...

... table knives); Mr. E. Gatland (cardigan jacket); Mr. Gaydon Bird; Mr. J. T. Goo«lall (-ilvermoiinted umbrellai; Mr. Garrett (shoulder of mutton); Mr. Gammon (bottle of whir-kv>; Mr. Greenwood; Messrs. Grimes and Sons ...

... knives); Mr. C. E. Gat land (cardigan jacket); Mr. Gaydon Bird; Mr. J. T. Goodall (silvermounted umbrella); Mr. Garrett (shoulder of mutton); Mr. Gammon (bottle of whisky); Mr. Greenwood; Messrs. Grimes and Sons (Windsor arm chair); Mr. G. Graves (bottle ...

... together stealing and receiving from Kingston Barracks of sugar and 4Albs, of tea. value 13*.. the proper»> of H.M. Government. John French Wright, eergt.-conk at the depot, stated that the evening cf October 27tb he handed over to Ptc. Potter, who was in ...

... table knives); Mr. C. B. Gatland (cardigan jacket); Mr. Bird ; Mr. J. T. Goodall (silvermminted umbrella); Mr. Garrett (shoulder of mutton); Mr. Gammon (bottle whisky); Mr. Greenwood; Messrs. Grimes and Sons (Windsor arm chair); Mr. G. Graves (bottle of ...

... at * :..ASTON.*On Rept. 2gth, at his residence. . kh l * v tirit he y arm ' bta . i , ed n d ot 31 , , .. 1. 11 . th. X. Hook. Francis ream inn.' AMA& the '*Onslow Arms' in Ills Satii year. Lotworid: and (poet free, of the Auctioneer. DOUG LAS ...

... oers or Instrument Makers) to 28: Painters. Arm. oarers. Blacksmiths. Carpenter s Crew etc 18 to 28, and Sick Berth Attendants 18 to good pay and prospects.—Apply to Naval Recruiter, at or Croydon or St. John’s-road. Tunbridge Wells; or at 3. Military-road ...

... he would sign the Pledge.-- Col. Turner: It's too late now.- Accused was remanded in custody for a week. CHARGE OF CRUELTY. John Kent (16), fishmonger. 3, Sherilandsroad, Kingston, was charged with working a donkey in an unnt mate.—P.C. Haurahan Wid that ...