... of FIRE ARMS, WEAPONS. and ARMOUR, formed by the late James Stewart Nlurr.”, Esq.. of Coicraig, Dumfries, Scotland. rontprising flintlock pistols, bhmderitusses, European rapiers, and swords. clavmores, hafted weapons and armour, and Eastern arms and armour; ...

... fire. Then Molly came over to me and put her arm round me. You made me tell you, she said in distress, or I never, never would—but what does it matter, Lorna ? You were engaged to him, and I shook her arm away. And—and they all heard? I asked dully ...

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... a fresh. .. Amusements. THEATRES. 1 VAUDEVILLE. CHEEP HARRY GRATTAN'S Record Revue. Fatale Gerard. Alfred Austin, G. Le Penne, Hal Bert. Walter Williams, ADELPHL THE BOY. Tiny Grattan, Violet Grey. Betty Balton, Beatrice Lillie. Evenings, 115. Matinees ...

... Near Trapesund .them were numerous Julian began to perform many German submarines.—Exchange V AUDEVILLE. CHEEP! HARRY GRATTAN/ among f eats, notewort h y them b e i ng b rea ki ng Rimed Tides Id Mats. Taos. Thus. through barbed wire entanglements into ...

... Kipping 1, John Shaw 2, Hester Bruce S. hmlud• CAMM feeding sakes and meals, Milk' thet . of Alsace-Lorraine, too, there Needlework pinned toy Muriel Cleaver 1. cash, barley cfials, oat offals, malt calms, kiln ones ion Harriet Turnlnill 2. May Grattan 2. Milk ...

... Southsea. BBNINGFIELD ; ROGBRS.-On Jan. 14, at th* Parish Church. Grantham, by the Rev. E. O. P. Macpherson, C.M.6., 8.C.P., John Ellington Benlngfleld, 8.P.A., son of J. J. Benlngfield, of Durban, S. Africa,to Mildred M. Hurray Rogers,daughter of the late ...

... and England. For example, in the neighbourhood of Havre alone the surface coverer by the Belgian factories covers over fifty arms. Here or elsewhere all the field-guns and some of the howitzers arc made, together with most of the necessary ammunition. Up ...

... hall On an average x bu here new members are enrulicd weekly are members who do not renew the:r cards, many having joined the Arms of the executive committee over 20 are On mitt tary eervice, one bas died for his country, bud Ore is a prisoner of war cn ...

... married Saturday at Parish Church St Maryle-bone bride being Helen Marjory second daughter of late Mr J W Will-inott Captain John Wingate Greany DSO the lit 'hi Regiment reported wounded missing on 9th April 1916 is” now officially presumed have killed ...

... charge of All Sande temporary church. Chissefek. Mr. H. Basil Crossley has oompleted arrangements for taking poeseenion of John Barker's Athletic Field, near the North London Railway Bridge, in Friars-place. East Acton. The numerous applications for ...