... Violet Sidney, Miss Vera Sidney, and Mr E. C. Duff— all members of the same family liv- ing in Croydon (Surrey)—murdered by arsenical poisoning. June.—Mr Alfred Oliver, a Reading tobacconist, battered to death in his shop. 1930. May. — Mystery of the Barefoot ...

... there are don within what is termed the ‘‘ port of Lon- towns, villages and hamlets. Forts, ranges, a naval dockyard and an arsenal are there; oil tankages, cement works, flour mills, factories, electric stations, gasworks, rubbish shoots, and rubbish dumps ...

... the Earl of Harewood, attended the English Football Cup final at Wembley, which resulted in a victory for Newcastle over Arsenal by 2 goab to 1. Indian Nationalists gathered ■t New Delhi and attempted to hold the 47th session of the All Indian Congress ...

... grocer and provision merchant. At the end of the South African War, owing to the large number of men discharged from Woolwich Arsenal, be found that trade was dwindling and he gave up business. Proceeding to London, lie worked as a labourer in the building ...