... LUDLOW PROPERTY WITHDRAWN. Mr. John Norton, auctioneer, Ludlow, in conjunction with Mr. Hugh Ladd, auctioneer. Cardigan, offered for sale at the Feathers Hotel, Ludlow, on Friday, a freehold residence known as Hill House, situated on the west side of ...

... Sets Welcome * :: Cushion Covers Welcome . :: Cosies and Cushions Welcome :: Fancy Scarves Welcome Gifts :: Jumpers and Cardigans and Children's Hosiery. YOU WILL FIND WE CAN OFFER BEST POSSIBLE VALUE TO SUIT ALL POCKETS. TENBURY CHRISTMAS SHOW AND SALEIIf ...

... HOCKEY. CRAVEN ARMS v. TENBURY. The Tenbury Men's Hockey Club visited Craven Arms on Saturday. After a very good match the result was Tenbury 5 goals, Craven Arms 1 goal. Craven Arms: R. G. Gornall, J. H. Simmer, J. Beaumond, D. Davies, W. Davies, W. ...

... T. Janes and D. Powell. Mews. Morris, Barker and Poole's sales, Craven Arms, Messrs. E. Rees Bevan and W. R. Lyke Knighton, Messrs. M. Holloway sad B. Hooke Rimell; Craven Arms supplementary ram sale. Col. J. T. Lutley and Mr. J. Thomas. CHRISTMAS PRIZE ...

... announced by the Great Western Railway in their advertisement this week. These trips are available from Leominster, Ludlow. Craven Arms, Tenbury and other stations. At the opening service of the Three ChOirs Festival at Hereford Cathedral on Sunday the sermon ...

... Reginald Isms& INT .. re. Kitson left by car foe the ; Mr. Mamie, • • • Ora p, Mr. 0 . L. Wm - In ofnow Rai OM withuisme Armes. ens A. Deal. Balder- for Goodwin, h ea d s Omit Mr. I. dleica Pariah Hall, on mid C. eimme. edge* Twenty prime have been by ...

... which were open to resident. within six miles radius of Leintwardine. The judge of the flower show was Mr. W. Bevan (at Sir John Arkwright's, Kinsham Courts. A very handsome display of carnation. (non-competitive( was kindly lent by Miss Jewel Alicroft ...

... many years and had a large family. Richard Eggerton was the son of Charlotte Morris and John Eggerton, wri.. while his client John Eggerton. jun.. was a son of John Eggerton. by his lawfully married wife. Mr. Swindells went on to say that there was a certain ...

... IIUILTH. BURY ST. EDMUNDS. C/ERNARVON. CAMBORNE. CARDIFF. CHESTER. COLWYN BAY. COVENTRY. CAM BR.DGE. COLCHESTER. CARPHILLY, CARDIGAN, CARMARTHEN. CIRENCESTER. CHELTENHAM. CWMGORSE. CONGLE TON. CHELMSFORD. CHESTERFIELD. DERBY. DEvONPORT.DARTMOUTH.DOLGELLEY ...

... embody they and is let to Mr J. Lucas on a quarterly Leo ter Ore? can operate in the tominittee borough area- RE D AND ST. JOHN - - pli M e* a l y w l ii v h et . Sure, to appeal to the patriotism o mme ll Rued. after c•eisultation with the borough a ...

... wild pheasants, no eggs being put down. There Were plenty of pheasants there and he had the shooting rights over the land. John Thomas Powell, tenant of Leys Farm, Ilireher,.said that on Sunday, November i9th, adjm' and LEOMINSTER COUNTY POLICE COURT ...

... Ludlow Institution in succession to Mr. W. 11. Swayne, from keisare. G. Idilbourne, Bock Lan& Ludlow; B. A. Powell, Lampetei, Cardigan; and H. Walton, Ludlow. H. Walton had been engaged us temporary porter bad from May 21st last. The Ce.nmittee interviewed ...