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... paiacric the verv unfortunate first Hoping to luck married Jackson it turned out worse first A friend took children but just Christmas fell ill himself could maintain children but kept defendant— The Bench for Mr M St Aina f gras 4d personalty will Whittle ...
... manairer'e fall stone about a ewfich-box was responsible Ofiitm. This sheer bad Mr. Hall, Mri-BmiWforg-saW ager that between Christmas they would get 3,500 tons out bool. it for a bottle wdiiaky? Y«, and Mr. Percy -was re in it ed fiat tbere wao renoon men ...
... Bishop's quota £l2, Sunday ;ha great festivals, such as Easter, Whitshool £l6 10s. 11d.. Prisoners of war fund | Sunday, and Christma. Day. Last Christ-27 9s. 7d., Leicester Infirmary £2O Church |TB there was a large queue which extended Pastoral Aid Societv ...
... TWENTY-THREE DERCENDANTS. When we reported at Christmas, lita, the mood wedding of the late Mr. T. Leaky and Mrs. Loaeby, we Grated there were 20 deependents in the war, end the pbotcgrqia Of soldier members of the Wright • ware reproduoed in the Kettering ...
... custody on a charge of stealing milk, and witness had got some socks which he stated he had purchased front the accused about Christmas time for Is. Accused replied that he got them from a Mr. West on Park-road. Witness said he did not believe him, and accused ...
... Jackson, but it turned out worse than the first. A friend took pity on her, and kept her and the children, but, just before Christmas, he fell ill himself, and found he could nut maintain the children, but kept the defendant.—The Bench adjourned the case ...
... old Raiford customs survived even the drastic regulations en. forced during the war, namely, the distribution of beef at Christmas last. I would ask each head of department present this afternoon to convey to those employed under him our very sincere and ...
... hounds went on to the coverts at Irnham. In spite of many diffienlties, the scason has been a fairly good one and since Christmas much larger ficlds have heen seen ‘out. Notwithstanding the deep going, there have heen many excellent runs—one of the best ...
... ono who was not out there .at the early part of the war. Docs know that some of Kitchener's men were home wounded before Christmas, 1914? Does he also know that two divisions of the Kitchener Army were fighting round Ypres in May, 1915, while Terriers ...
... notified. Proposed Mr. West, seconded Mr. Orrae, and carried, that the Government be asked to control the price of meat until Christmas, as on account of the high prices of store stock and the poor condition many are in, owing to shortness of keep, a great ...
... calved Cow and Calf, & newiv ealved Cows, 4 Cows in milk and hulled to come in the Autumn, 1 Cow in milk and bulled to come Christmas, | Barren Cow in milk, Barren Meated Cow in milk. The Auctioneers beg to direst attention to this Dairy Herd which has heen ...
... General Horne gave the men a hearty welcome, and explained that the eveniijg’s entertainment was provided by over from the Christmas Parcels Ennd, and expressed hearty thanks the Women’s Committee for the work they had done in providing parcels for all the ...