... head, and • fractured le ft Wild, junr., of Sipson, with stories J. T. Gray. After referring to several Wag/ in her 79th Year. arm. He saw she was dying and had illustrated by lantern slides. Conitzmnlegendary stories that looked very just before 3 o'clock ...

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... aged five, of Ceilar-avenne, was knocked down by a vehicle whilst crossing Fairfield-road, and suffered slight abrasions to an arm. On Tneday Dorothy Tillier, aged seven, of Horton-road was hurt by a van whilst she was crossing Horton Bridge-road, receiving ...

... a voyage t s and life among the Alaskan i mac. EMBASSY, HARROW. John Barrymore and Helen Twelvetrees are at the Embassy, North Harrow, next Monday, in Cardigan's Last Case.* Tom Cardigan, a brilliant but dissolute crime lawyer, falls oat with Vanity ...

... their way. The malcontents arc now admitting conversion, and the latest recruit to the ranks of the supporters is Sir John Simon—yes, Sir John Simon, who twisted the wording the Ballot Form in hi: speech in the House of Commons in an attempt to discredit it ...

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... past 21. . .= The Coroner : What was their con- Because a private witness failed to LADIES' MACKINTOSHES. JUMPERS AND CARDIGANS. a pol i ce COURT 11.-Before Mr. R. R. Robbins dition as regards drink ?-They were all NOW IS TIIE TIME TO BUY I Wonderful ...

... Vaisey. Great saints and great sinners alike were b ce d oa porridge . and= i figs apd MBA SOCIAL & PERSONAL The Rey. John Ellig Cardigan Williams, of IT, Carlton-road, Ealing, vicar of We Twvford since Iwo, who died on December 3, left estate of £r,305 ...

... the meeting. The next meeting will be held at St. Paul's 11311 on Wednesday, May 13, at 8 p.m. the lb Vriorp (BY THE CHURCH) ARM 4ND CR 11TS (EVELYN BRIDGE) HIGH STREET, RUISLIP Sherwood's High Gloss Paints members to get in, - and to prevent the Socialist ...

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... Prince Consort are very facts is to spell boredom for the audi- A n Todd. John Clements Marie 6 human figures-their joys and sorrows ence cannot be offered again Glinis Johns, and a very clever young Mr. Wilcox has realised the dignity Ric - hardson ...