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... and is still hospital there. There one son and daughter. 1 The funeral Mr. Benjamin John Lcng, postmaster, was very largely attended. The mourners were Messrs. John and Percy Long (sons), Miss Violet Long (daughter), Mesdames J. and P. Long (daughte ...
... Heathneld, Sussex, formerly of 23, West Southernhay, Exeter, who died on the °lst March last, aged 59 years, son of the late John Arthur Locke, Northmoor, Dulverton, has left estate, of the gross value of £1,340 lis 4d, with net personalty £1,107 19s sd ...
... choir. The offertories were in aid of the Church Heating Fund. ■, The quarterly meeting of the Nursing Association was held Grattans, by kind invitation of the President (Mrs. Carbonell). There was a good attendance, and it was with great regret that the ...
... immediate mourners Were Mrs (daughter), Messrs ana -C Grattrtn (sons), Messrs Jim, Jack, and Fred Grattan (brothers), Mrs Edwards (sister), Mrs Grattan (sister-in-law), /Mr Chaffev (sou-iit-law); and Mrs 'Stocker (nephew and niece), and Mr and A Hodder ...
... arl on us. May we never want nowt, none of us. The American Navy have a delightful toast for the ladies: Our arms your defence, your arms our recompense.> We country folks must keep our eyes wide open when sharp townsmen are about. Farmer Brown was ...
... the late clea and Mrs. S. A. ' Soniton, and -Mr. Harry S. Brendon, second ton of Mr. and Mrs. A. Brendon,- Blatclifo'lVMown I'arm, Sourton. The Eev. C. E. Treadwell oftciated. The bride, who was given away by her mother,wore a dress of blue with hat to ...
... section, presented to Sir John Kennaway a garden seat made of teak wood and suitably inscribed. Sir John feelingly accepted this gift. The members of the branch, through Capt. R. Y. Anderson-Morshead, who is chairman, presented Sir John, who is president, with ...
... many floral tributes. The bearers were Messrs. Pooles (2), Hearn, Rowe, Philips and Wheeler (friends). TIPTON ST. JOHN. At Tipton St. Johns Railway Station Monday, Mr. W. H. Beer, on behalf of the staff, made a presentation to Mr. E. Tully on the occasion ...
... 34,115 F. Wilson Temple (Soc.) 9,214 No Change. Maj. 24,901 MIDDLESEX, TWICKENHAM. (1929, bye-election: Con., 503.) xSir John Ferguson (C.) 39,161 P. Holman (Soc.) 13,763 No change. Maj. 25,398 MIDDLESEX, UXBRIDGE. (1929: Con., 1,348.) xMajor J. J. ...
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