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... named Beard bought it for 3s. Murray did not offer it. John Beard, a jobbing gardener, said he bought the cardigan jacket from Goldstein. The prisoner Gent deposed that Goldstein offerod cardigan jacket for sale. and Murray left the house to to the r ...

... secretary, entitled, •'An important message. A duet, The everlasting Arms, was sung by Messrs. Newton and Pickering. the leeson read by Mr. Burrows, and the Band gave selections. CARDIGAN STREET CHURCH.—The anniver. nary services of this church, which commenced ...

... Our Saviour's parting gifts, was given th« Rev. L. G. Bomford, M.A., Vicar of Colney Heath, St. Albans (St. John six., 25). The solo, Arm, arm, vie brave,*' was sung Mr, Warman, and the Band assisted with selections, Mr. Burrows reading the lesson. HERTS ...

... Cbmisle Royal and Mrs. milts borne. Clarke and old Mahogany table. Mr. sad Mrs. Fraud M. Harvey. wall Mtg.. Mr. sad Mrs. Grattan, Dread.. Was dower bowl. Mr. Prase. Haaris, skeotiug stick. Mr. sad Charles Liam.rd, set of bottom. no Minim Hoare, blottlag ...

... Moore was ac a vote of thanks Mr Jas ‘Tyler was im the axp Litexary — At a the Cambridge at the University French University Arms | Hotel on Friday evening, the Presi- dent Mr Braunholtz, read a oa “Evolution and Literary His He test discussed Herbert Spencer's ...

... Ssonders, 25 Manehea teretreet ; Herbert William Dear, Ridgway-reed; Rosins Jones, 87 Albert-road, and Albert Jolla Mottles, 66 John-street, were accepted at the Town Council on Tuesday for registration as purveyors of milk in the Borough in accordance with ...

... connection with the Men's Chas on July 25th, and for the harvest festival services. The officials were entertained to ten by the Cardigan-stmt friends. LUTON BUTE HOSPITAL.—Report for week ending, June 6th: Admitted, 8; diecharged, 5; a.main:ng. 23; dead. 2. ...

... Distributors: Ham, Baker and Co., Ltd., London, 8.W.: Two patent automatic revolving distributors, 100 feet diameter, 4 arm type, arms 3in. bore, at 11511 7s. Bd. each. Timber in connection with the concrete for tanks: H. Brown and Sow Luton—lin. floor ...

... Baker and i, Co., Ltd.. London, for two H.B. and Co. s Patent Automatic Revolving Distributors, 100 n feet diametei, 4 arm type, arms 3in. bore, at l- £ ...

... allegiance. The only criminal case was one of sheep stealing from Pertenhall. TREAT AT HALF-WAY MEADOW.—The annual treat of the Cardigan-street Primitive Methodist Sunday School took place on Wednesday. The party, compriaing about 150 children and 50 adults ...