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... b e d e . Standard Vll.—Head scholar, John Coward; voted to the purpose just mentioned, and ceps- arithmetic, Witham Thompsio; reading, Fred, daily to the industriai restoration of the Wadeson; composition, John Bullock; draw- I manufacturing districts ...
... Fein's political strength and its power of maintaining an armed resistance to the authority of British law. Other outrages for the week, says the review, included 52 raids on mails, 14 raids for arms, nine raids on the Onkel of petty sessions clerks. Sums ...
... oak tree in Brand;chow Park which was secured for the nation by the late tenon Dawnsley. Whilst he was planting a.. tree, at. John's School girls, under Miss Sterrit, rung their tree piloting hymn.. Al the foot of toe, pbired. a plate bearing the inscription ...
... Snowy Rose 14th—Mr. Wright, FAenhridre. Kent FL Mather, Staveley, Sylvan Cardigan—Mr. thiltmarab T. W. Workman, Beeches, Carleton, Winlonia 2nd—Mr. R. Hall, Torriahome Hall 100 J. Arm/strove. Gill Head, Scotby. Prioress Proctor 7th—Mr. Saltmarah, Newmarket ...
... these discoveries- he felt compelled to take action. and did so after ionwiltation with the law Officers of the Crown. Sir John Simon, speaking as an es-Home Secretary. said the ration taken by the Govern• meld, wa, within the law, bat he doubted its ...
... In Memoriam. Loving Memory of John Ilill, late of 21 EgIV2OO 2 II Sine, MlllOlll, who died sth, 19:2; also of Eluaheth, wife of the above, who died October anth, rsou. In the chunabyard, peacefully sleeping, Where the flowers gently wave, Lie the ones ...
... Hatrium loan aim Jima, 1921. I—W. Parkin Moore, Whitehall, Diana cardigan—Mr. Fell, Darlington 2-17_. Parkin Moore, his Cardigan—Mr Currah, Parson Byers, Stanhope 3--W. Parkin Moore, Gowan Cardigan—Mr Tioniswood, Stainton Barnes i Son, Banish Syke t Yew Cottage ...
... to ascend end. tall y n manipnisted by Mr. John HogriZ s amist- • but had He ratite °mild the l ? °° - '4 will_s rotrinliteve. F0r4,000 feet the ascent is Defendant :It was • black whippet dog, ed by Kr. John lam. The collection lino is a Stater to afar ...
... briskly, sat continued so for considerable time. The aernpionship went r Oven months old bull, Them Clolde r, bled ley Mr. John Gill, by Edgcote B f. utterc s up cup fe be h .. , er a Cli a li f f r :. Vir. t Du tt t i h th it's of Col ie. He jornises ...
... being an estai. Thaw more wicket. :ell sit this two to BAntrote. and one to Itl.!sto tatted manly an blur :or one sun, and arm ...
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... Burrows arrived in a very cell:lusted and deo magistrates, Sidney.( tarke (a3l , may come as a surprise to many to learn that I, arm , - wane . , appeared toanswer a sers The drilling of the holes may now be pro- tieswed state. there are Dogs' Homes in the ...