... each forfeited by John Williamson labourer and Isabella vagrant both of no fixed residence who failed to answer a charge of having conducted themselves in disorderly committed breach of peace in the public bar of the Perthshire Arms on Saturday Bailie ...

... items.— A 4ft. 61n. Settee in fawn velour, sprung arms and seat and spr'ing cushions, £23. Mahogany Writing Bureau, £l4. Modern Oak Hallstand. £lO 7s. 6d. 4ft. Solid Oak Kneehole Writing Desk, £23. Hide Arm Chair. £7 10s. Feather bed. 1°»- Mah ...

... Stores, 123, Sheen-lane, and 505, Upper Richmond-road. DEATH.—The death took p{lace• of Sarah Ann Gertrude Harris, of burn, Cardigan-road, Barnes, on May 20th. Last week her surname was inadvertently given as Horn. C*OWLEY STREET PARTY. Wu are asked to point ...

... generosity therefore meant much to Art Gallery AUGUSTUS JOHN PROMISE chairman Councillor E H Hopkins said they were grateful Mr Strick for his continued generosity Mr Strick stated hoped secure an Augustus John painting for the gallery Mr Grant Murray recommended ...

... confirm nor deny the report a secret treaty Two service medals The King has awarded the Imperial Service to John Davies postman Boncath suboffice Cardigan and Thomas Evans inspector Post Office This is matter of the utmost regret The nation oannot exist without ...

... depart-iposition at the Techical College. thee Mayor (Councillor G. W. Arm- (heir welfare. 'with 31,000 members, were sped- ——— stead i. This visit will bring to | Chairman (Col. Sir John lall crea ted for this job. .. . .. • the Lloyd) described the boa ...

... the heather on fire with the remainder of his speech ; and it must be recorded that two subsequent Government speakers—Sir John Anderson and Mr Ernest Brown—have made a particularly good impression with their wireless addresses . Obviously , much may ...