... inmeiulatioii was Sir. lv llarily. .eeomb.l Mr. Alex !!••». anil ■ arre.l by; 17 votes tim e, those HgainNt being Mt«w. 11 arm-0:1, Faulkner, and Stafford. • • The il wvd for payment accounts ng t77 !)s. for work in connection with the sewage work at ...

... children to tea on July 12th. A letter from the Local Government Board enclosing a copy a memorial addressed the Right Hon. John Burns by 41 ratepayers of Bourton-on-the-Watcr, relative to the removal of house refuse ill the parish, was read. The Council ...

... COSILY BOXING NIGHT SPREE. Before Mr. C. Bowly and other magistrates, Police-court on Monday afternoon. Michael Kane (21). John and Michael Byrne (19). private* belonging to (lie Royal Irish Rifles, stationed *t Timvortli. wore tharged with maliciously ...

... the Lord Jesus, the Lord would come and take us all to Himself. And then, what? Then, they were told, this world would be the arms of the wicked one. Satan would here -with all his host, and take possession of the world and reign. They had an object lesson ...

... Naunton. The new pastor of Naunton and who still quite a young num. was trained for the mission field under the late Rev. Grattan Guinness. Mr. Wheatley when a student had a strong desire for foreign mission work, but the doctor vetoed it, so he with fresh ...

... regard to the Gardeners* Arms, Kemcrton, the Cheltenham Original Brewery Company offered no evidence. It was the inferior one of the three in that village, according to the statements of the police. In the case the Gardeners' Arms. Twyning, Mr. Coventry ...

... orient at the St. John Hospital. Cheltenam, was on Monday norried at Cheltenham Parish Church Mrs. Dowson, Royal Red Cross, 11 Promen ado-terrace, member of the staff of the hospital. The bride, who was attended Nurse Parle, of Bt. John Hospital, was given ...