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... James's Palace, S.W.” Br. JOHN AMBULANCE AsSOCIATION.— Pneumonia jackets, Cardigans, flannel shirts, flannel pyjamas, sheets, towels, lint (boric and plain ). All parcels should be addressed * St. John Warehouse, 56, St. John's-square, Clerkenwell, E.C ...
... a voice I knew: well called impatiently for me. It was Lord , Cardigan! I had just time to slip on a dressing- ' gown liefore he came into my room, sans etremotile, and taking me in his arms, he said. 'My dearest, she's dead. . . . Let's get married at ...
... very few men in the city and the near neighbourhood who, as British subjects, have not offered to serve. M. E. CLARKE. St. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION ]l-(DIAN‘ Sorpigrs’ FUND.— Socks, mufflers, stockings, gloves, mittens, knitted caps (Balaclava). Note ...
... NEWELL -Killed in action in Flanders, April 28th. John Gordon Newell. aged 20. London Rifle RI igade, /T. F.). helneed votingest ion of Mr. and A.m. Charlea Nee4ol. of 26. itreakepeare-road, St Johne. R.E. NORMAN.—On May 11th. in France, of wounda renewed ...
... DAMN'. 230 and• p. m IWENE 1/4%11111 GIL mo d C. by Ir. iv 111 a in FOR I RI'I4STAN HAI I 1:!. PA/111011C CIIORUS.THE BOY ARMS. co.wER MITCHELL, Sc Tel.. Gen. rDIFIR L. --- BY JINGO' Flory. Kathirert Clilora. Ins.). Grc.es. Tom leaf. James Codify.) ...
... and his sermons were admirable. Lady Cardigan is stated in one of the papers to have been the daughter of Captain Spencer de Horsey, the head of an ancient family of French origin. In point of fact, Lady Cardigan's father was Spencer Horsey Kilderbee ...
... to different regiments in training of Royal Fusiliers: 28 mufflers, 1 cardigan, 2 pair cuffs, 1 pair mittens; to the Belgian mothers and refugees : 319 garments and 2 knitted cardigans. The Chairman proposed a vote of thanks to Airs. Quicke for lending ...
... Ella Milling. 73; Ethel Grattan. 70; Phyllis Yoram, 70, Harold Smith. Lily Chapman. 87; ?mak Chsoraan. IS; Donald Tomball, Elsie Micklord. 83; Lily Patna.. IS: lrcne Lomb. Edith Willow. GI; /iodise, Wheeler. 80; Em Spencer. 10; John Alinatt. III; Violet ...
... shelley. Ist ed. iie of Francis Thompson. By John [hompson. Alfred Alilwood Press. JAMES, T., & Co., 34, Bernard Street, Southampton. ( 2lvin's Institutes. Cal. Soec. Dallaway's Sussex. ( hapman's Wild Spain. JOHN CLARK COMPANY, Cleveland (0), U.SA. Draveon ...
... fine art publishers, 2 and 4, Scrutton Street, Finsbury, E.C., writes to us as follows:—‘‘ The atrocities committed by the armed forces of Germany during the war have shocked the world. I gladly take this opportunity to express my abhorrence of their methods ...
... and Mrs. Harry Grattan. The cares of an Empire rest lightly on Mr. Cochran's shOulders. By the way, Mr. Grattan is writing the new revue there. The Call to Arms. My reference to the response of the theatrical world to the call to arms has brought me an ...
... Petkenno. There at 7 a.m. on July 12. h, 1858, there was a loud knorking at the door, and 'Lerril Cardigan forced his way into her room tie tele her in his arms and say. My dearest, he's dead: 'let's get married at once. 5e.e was his wife, and three ...