... ream defendant took him into the kitchen wits that he should face Mrs. Johns straight away and make the soeuestion before her. To a surgention he repeated the accupation before Mrs. Johns, complainant declared that he did net say anything in the kitchen. ...

... Walter lout uf IIM8 Aboakir The board abipe aa right) William (HMS IWrfall Edward (HMJS Enrx) Richard (HMS Inde- fatieaule) John (II MS Torpay) Jamca (HM8 Brilliant) Walter (HM8 3iK (wiio ra of group) kaa Aaoukir) Mr Migaaaar : of 1'rirr airs Nicnl ia ...

... 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 ...

... Welsh regiments serving at home and abroad should be provided with additional comforts such as Shirts Socks Mittens Gloves Cardigan Jackets Sweaters Belts Mufflers Balaclava Caps Handkerchiefs etc also Pipes Tobacco and Cigarettes They also hope to be able ...

... £lOO, will be payable to bearer. and will he re- Saab at par, an tie let March, MID. The interest will he pad half-yearly, the Arm ceapos. for a full half-yeses inters:, law due ea tie September neat. hay pato% of the Debentures not converted will be paid ...

... Graves ajid Love ? will play tho parts . It ia also stated titat Joseph Coyne may be seen in revue ¦ which is to be written by Grattan , irith xoiiaic by I * ar wikj . various causes tho new revue cannot be produced for some woeks , and it is prob : >! o that ...

... Mrs Argyll Robertson, 100 pairs of socks were sent to hospital in France; 5 pairs mittens, 12 mufflers, 6 helmets and 2 cardigans to the Navy League; 43 pairs socks and 29 other comforts to Selkirk soldiers at the front. On Jan. 13th, 100 pairs of socks ...

... chimney and sae Mr. and Mrs. John Evans. The he origina- wilder o tua pion' ruildtr bob ffordd. Cladd- . -'1 Pruerrinine' the following taking the lead mimes throve well and competition pert.-Messre. D. B. Williams. A. Body- CARDIGAN. aith of Use late Mr. Icor ...

... opining for suitahio men.—Cresswells iLc.l ton YHIU. Laiaurdyko. Bia-llord. _ MACIIINB MAN wanted for saw wiiil*.—Appiv, letter John Crosland and SonB.__Tintb«*r Mer-.hants, fj.ilif. vyantko. u® kAwylas. ...

... Petrie, 24 Place. W. (J. Ligertwood, Asntowu, Newhilia> John .\Y Mann. 77. College Stiect. j- John Elicit, 13' Stafford Street, Charles lough/ 15§ Union Grove. Frank Porter. Hardgatc. F. G. Grattan Place, Harry Gordon, 567 George Street. J. A Bigham. Union ...

... King in the realm of life, love, and of joy. No empire could exist'by force of arms. Napoleon 6aid: I have founded an empire which will pass away on the force of arms; Jesus Christ an Empire which will not pass away because founded on love. In the ...

... smiths, mechanics, etc., are inquired, and good pay is offered in most instances. At the Naval Recruiting Office at 263, St John's-road, Tunbridge Wells, Chief P.O. Redman has secured thirty recruito for the N«ry during January from this district, aud ...