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... partially of barbed wire, and recommended that Mr. Kent should be informed that in the event of any dent occurring as result of the barbed wire must held responsible. It might be pointed out to Mr. Kent that any danger from this course ...
... Sessions on Tuesday. Miss Gladys Mary Abbott, owner of Hart grove Farm, Fontnell Magna, applied through Mr. C. H. Kent (Messrs. Burriwge, Kent, & Ark 11, Shaftesbury) for the possession of a cottage occupied by James Prjddice, former employeeâDefendant ...
... keenly interested people were generally to be seen also at the runs which confined the rare African and other cranes and the golden pheasants. 'Lite bird life of Inwood is a fascinating study, and dignified white and coloured peacocks are encountered almost ...
... ''•s. 't> prize-winners were: . U « BlI: 2 . Mrs. R. 3. ■ Mrw lso!ation Mrs Chubb. Mup (p]^f ns 2. Mr. H. Mitchell ' af as Kent.); consolation. Mrs. i'i -V . SO Prizes were the R^e ,1 -~Aiiother drive ; was the M c T Mr. ,Z fol, Lad •°V S M Nortuan' ...
... Drury, of Spetisbury. The mourners were : Mr. 11. i. ' Arnold, brother: Mrs. R. E. Arnold, sister-in]Y~ Mrs. Rowecliffe, niece (Kent); Mrs. George« j lr, ig'ton Brow ne, sister-in-law : and Miss Dillon He. cousin. number beautiful floral tributes 1 ...
... Assistant Cltvk (Afr.iF. J. Kendall). Chairman said they* were ail very sorrv to hear of the death member of the Board. Mr. H. T. Kent, of whose work they all appreciated. He was a man loved by all Who knew him. and was sound judgment. was sure they would all ...
... was arrested at -;ii ...
... E-DraX. —Pillars of red roses in honour of St. George's-day wire used decorate the chancel of St. Gregory and Martin, Wye, Kent, for the marriage on Monday of Captain Bertrand William Gdstling, M.C., Royal Fusiliers, son of the late Mr. W. A. (Jostling ...
... cronfea Sininionds, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J, Simmonds, of Sherwood, Mullen, and Mr. 11. C. Bennett (Herne Bay, Kent), only son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Bennett, of Victoria Park-road. Bournemouth, and late of Dorchester. The bride wore dress of ...
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