... with ministers leaders o' f{ various de- nominations in o rder to arrange for Armis tice services. A CARTER’S ACCIDENT Charles Ireland (38), of 193 Seymour-road, Gloucester, a in the employ of Messrs. Nicks and Co., timber merchants, Bristo!- yal road, ...

... Salisbury, and A. W. Gorin); Mr. and Mrs. Drake; Messrs. Jacobs and De Raiue; Mr;. Stauls.v Howard (The Hall. Mount Charles, Ireland) ;Mrs. Dennis Arkell; Percy and Gladys; Granny, Aunties, and Uncle (Stow-on-the-Wold); Kathleen and Mary and Auntie Beatie; ...

... the evidence the previous witness, and said could not add anything thereto. In big opinion no one was blame. Frederick Charles Ireland, similarly employed (foreman,, also corroborated the father’s evidence. He saw the boy slip and fait beneath the off ...

... any for the poles, but at request of Trader she made tea for them and gave them bread and butter.—Kate Ireland, wife Charles Ireland, also Thrupp, said she par chased four poles from lad named Saudi, who was working for Knee, and she cave Uni 2s. for ...