... dent gave will found page 5.) lleferring to the outbreak at Lufficld Abbey , said that 74 head of cattle had been killed in Silverstone parish, but animals on the same farm in the parish of Luffield Abbey had been examined Mr. dagger, who gave them clean ...

... Buckingham is in Infected Area No. 4. Referring to the outbreak at Luffield Abbey, he said that 74 head of cattle had been killed in Silverstone parish, but 39 animals on the same farm in the parish of Luffield Abbey had been examined by Mr. Jagger, who gave them ...

... ACCIDENT. A WELL.KNOWN TIMBER MERCHANT KILLED. On Friday evening between 8 and 9 o’clock a | sad accident occurred on the road near Syresham, | whereby Mr. James West, a well-known and ‘ respected timber merchant of Silverstone, lmll his life. He was either driving ...

... been installed at over 270 London and country offices of the Bank. death of silverstone timber MERCHANT. killed by his lorry. Mr James West, a timber merchant, of Silverstone, was fatally, injured m a load accident on Friday evening. Mr, West was driving ...

... # State function with needles and thread sticking out of his gown. Mr. Harold James Messey, of Silverstone (Northamp. tonshire) was knocked down and killed by a motor car while he was putcing up the hood of his car near Hinckivy ...

... he was killed after minutes. Two circling hunts from this covert an Improving scent finished the day. The Grafton hunted, at Whittlebury on Wednesday although tine going was treacherous. Seven Copses provided a fox which ran over the Silverstone road, ...

... Evenley Hall. 3 —2s. Mr. C. Page, Turweston. 32—25. Mr. R. J. Gunther, liaise, Old. Mr. J. Jeffrey, Silverstone, —Is. 7',d. Mr. J. F. Richardson. Silverstone, 102—Is. Mr. J. J. Jessett, Helmdon. B—ls.8 —Is. 31d. Mr. E. J. King, Mixbury Lodge, 25 —Is. Ditto ...

... guilty to riding a bicycle without 'a light at Ambrosden on nitaay, Dee. M. 'Fined Sm.—William West, timber merchant, of Silverstone, was summoned for riding a bicycle without a light at Newton Purcell at 7.20 p.m. on Dec. 7th.—He pleaded gullty.—P.C. Ponsford ...

... praise was extended to them on the excellence of the dinner served. Silveratun onst Killed KNOCKED DOWN WHILE RAISING HOOD IN RAIN. Mr. James Massey, Silverstone, was killed instantly at Hinckley, Wednesday afternoon. He was driving a motor-car, and stopped ...

... been curate at Christ Chnirli, South Banbury, left on Wednesday to Wednesday to take an appointment as cnrate-in-eharge of Silverstone. The death occurred at Selby Park, near Birmingham, of the Rev. Mother Zoile Genevieve Dupuis, who was the foundress of ...

... interest in the wool trade, for there were Huns to killed in those days, and there was not a Casino at Ostend. The farm known as Luffield Abbey, which occupies the site a Uenetlictine monastery near Silverstone, was founded during Henry I’s reign Mobert Bossu ...

... sent four casks to Silverstone. The wine was, evidently, rerjuired by the sovereigns in the course of their sojourns at the country hunting-boxes, and it is more than probable that one of these stood in former times at Silverstone on the borders of W ...