... 73. Middleton Road TO LET—No. 80. MIDDLETON ROAD, containing Dining Room, Drawing Room. Hodrooms, Bathroom (h. and o.). Kitchen, modem conveniences.— Apply, 2. Calthorpe Rond. TO LET. -HOUSE. 14. Marlborough Place. —Apply. Whitohorns, Solicitors, Banbury ...

... and Forage Stores, 43, Bridge Street. Poultry Corns, Pigeon Corns, Horse Corn, Barley Meal, Toppings, &c. Also Best House Kitchen and Steam Cool at very lowest Market Prices.— Address:—H. O. White. Please also refer to largo advertisement. PEKSONS that ...

... doubt when the inspector had finished bis perusal would return it. 00.000 Widows. An interesting statement regarding Lord Kitchener’s estimate a« to the numl*er widows resulting from the war w»> made hy Mr Hayes Fisher a meeting the Koval Patriotic Fond ...

... memorial service was held at the Parish Church for those who have fallen in the war. and particularly to the memory Lord Kitchener and those who were killed the North Sea battle. There was a large congregation present, the service being conducted the icar ...

... guilty. P.C. Hills proved the offence, stating that at i..‘to on the morning of May saw bright light coming from defendant's kitchen window which looked to a public passage called the stile.” near to High Street, lie went to the window, saw defendant sitting ...

... includes Commercial Room, Sitting Room, Billiard Room. Coßoe Room. t . Kd Bar and Smoke Room. ERANGEOF Rmcm?Saddle |ooms, Kitchen Garden with entrance from Manor Road; COTTAGE P*nd lEL TAP • tho whole in the occupation of Mr. A. bt. John Beale onTease ...

... Doran. Afternoon Ward —2 p.m. to 9 in- —Miss Horwood, Mrs. Fairfax. Night—9 p.m. to 8 m. —Miss Randall. Miss Hill 1 Morning, Kitchen—B a.m- to 2 p.m. —Miss Sladen, Miss Miller. Afternoon, Kitc hen.—Miss Doran, Mrs. Jones. Extra Mies Hatwell. STATION DUTY ...

... evidence was not convincing. EXECUTIONS WITHOUT TRIAL. CAPTAIN BOWEN COLTHURST FOUNT) BE INSANE. HOW KITCHENER .DTEB j MEMORIAL SERVICE FOB LOUD KITCHENER. OERMANb REJ’I'LSi-O l THIAUMONT. BOAT SWAM '’El > IN THE IIAMPSIimR. KING AND QUEEN AT ST. PAULS. ...

... off for that,” Mr. Brinkworth ** God Save the King.” BARFOBD ST. MICHAEL Requtem Service.—A requiem service in memory Lord Kitchener, and all those fallen the wur. was held in the Parish Church on Friday morning, and was well attended. The newly-erected ...

... I Rickards. Night pm. to a m.) —Mias Cooper. Doran. ' Morning hen am. to 2 pm.)—Miss Denclifield, Mias Walford. Afternoon Kitchen (2 pm. pm.> —Mias Hill, Miss j Hands. Extra —Miss Watts. STATION DUTY FOR WEEK COMMENCING JULY 3rd, 19 Quartermaster —Miss ...

... now in Frame, tin* journey having U*en undertaken a the roiilt of suggestion made just Indore his departure Huia Lord Kitchener during the discussion on the problem ot the conscientious objector w ith Free Church ministers an interview with London News ...

... principle of succession was realised every one. It was being felt in the country under the staggering blow of the death of Lord Kitchener. It was constantly men s minds whenever a good and great man died, to whom people had looked for guidance. But to the Mothers’ ...