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... SUNDAY, sth January. - 3 SANDFORD GARDENS. PORTOBELLO. 11.15 a.m. and &30 p.m.- SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, BOOS- GENTLEMEk AT ARMS. , Rev. B. W. WILSON , .. 12.30 p.st-Suuday School and Bible Classes. • W. - ..-“itkv.thfs•Seetsonable oppotturiltil of ...
... Davies, Beatrice Burt, R. Jones, Wm. John Evans, Neville Edwards, Douglas Rather, Granville Rees, G. Owen Jones, Newton Jones, Stella Wood, Paula Johnston, Stanley Probert, Robert Spence, Harold Edwards, Robert Jones, John Thomas, Pierce M. Davies, James W ...
... „„ remarkable . t i, He thee asked te Ydrit ; and fully representative gathering WM is same at at Bath interval, Aldermaa John Er him to the Peethewi and Nat. Cad ll'eth e r t e Di to deism : 4lm and km ' N traie ur t . maim s ewes Inky% p l ay the ...
... the church. inception at the bride's was attended by 40 guests. marriage of Miss Ada Freda Gifford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Gifford, West Mills, to Mr. Reginald Edwin Curtis, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Curtis. Inn, late of Lower Waterside Farm ...
... the home of little John (91, Jamea Street, presented lighter contrast. th« little one* who had trampled upon them. Some the victims’ had boon trodden on—it terrible. irus-t ahall never sec the like again. ** Aa I was working arms one little chap the ...
... already aired when it comes on side mine over the kitchen stove turned of gas and left it to net on with the job As a result half arm disappeared one dress shirt That of course easily replaced shops are open till six But how 1 dispose the remains? If it in dustbin ...
... SOU= Nom. AiASNITSI. e.:tate of the value of tetere erows and te.fi2s s not in mortals to command eareasee 107114 CLINTON ARMS HOTEL. pet. . „.Ntio .vor :: dea.r :Are i t dm-haagonilusnlNClEßown'ar (rEakflg. JAsZASTEßNait'AzattoaTveEEMandewri ...
... supposing you had a tail and was going to cut it right off would call that splendid t had By Mary L Stollard In his arm-chairs the arms well thrown out and their supports are curved backwards The skirts ladies dresses were very ample and voluminous in ...
... anil others PADSTOW and -ell Auction 16th 193u 2-15 prompt the 1 following lots: Empire Chairs in condition 1 Arm do Chippendale Arm Chairs (arms condition scats l rallies damaged) quantity of China Glass etc old Sofa Pic- - Mirror Corner Cupboard Antique ...
... hand. and he proposed that the rate of levy for the emoting year 50 per cent. -Colonel litzwilliania aeconded.- Mr. John Evans. Cardigan. proposed as an ainendment that the maximum rate be levied. It was very likely that one or two houses would he referred ...
... possession, the Cardiff Arms. Cilgerran. Cardigan: Ant-class premises. reasonable rent, and steady trade.—Apply James Williams. Nar berth TIITYE Valler.—Private Hotel Business for 11 le: freehold optional.—Particulars a( John Brawn. Auctioneer. Boss-on• ...