... elesp-knife. He was muttering, to himself, iu a savage tone I've done it ! I've done it ! I said I would I said I would ' Tom Smale in an agony of fear rushed op to Irving, who waved him on one Ride with threatening gestures. For heaven's sake, man, screamed ...

... more from the same cause at Bradiford some years later. the five surviving children two Mrs. Frank Brokenshire and Mrs. Tom Smale, reside in Barnstaple. Miss Mountjoy lives at Torrington, Mr. Sydney Mountjoy is foreman of works at Greenslade, Bristol ...

... at the Miners' Bank, Truro, the wife of Mr. J. Reynolds, a son. Skals.—Die. 27th, at Blenheim, Zealand, the wife of Mr. Tom Smale, a daughter. Sto.se.—Feb. 8:h, Sandy-hill, St. Austell, the wife of Mr. T. Stone, miner, a son. 12th, at Rock House, St Day ...

... and Mrs. Freeman Bickley, Kent: In loving memory? from Mr. and Mrs. Tapp and family- In loving memory. from Kate and Tom Smale. and George and Jennie; from Mr. and Mrs. White Cullompton; Holloway-street, Exeter. ...

... began negging each other, and as the day wore on their animosity grew bitter, They were spoiling the day for the party, and Tom Smale, a special friend of Montegue, begged them with tears in his eyes to shake hands and be friends. A tattered truce was patched ...

... also save mes. Duri: the Winter, the chan. comm Mr. Alan hell warped. the hasty. He urged that the he request Cam in Mr. Tom. Smale agreed, add. jing: “We must at this on a county-wide basis.” More aid Before. Mrs. Waters’ could be it, Mr.. Peter leader ...

... uii , t , y. INTERBUILD I A tremendous response to a series of heat ex- Mr. Simile said that Dale - NO6O was how MR. TOM SMALE. changers to provide hot' Electric of Great Britain, director of FIAT TOTEM water for heating. from Filey had been ap- 1r ...

... clasp-knife. “He was muttering to himself, in a savage tone: ‘ I’ve done it! I’ve done it I I said I would said I would! ’ “Tom Smale, in agony of fear, rushed Irving, who waved him on one side with threatening gestures. ‘For God’s sake, man,’ screamed the ...

... THE THEATRICAL WORLD. THE SAVOY. London Assurance, as cast yesterday afternoon a; this theatre for the benefit of Mr. «Tom” Smale, whose many friends have generously given him a lift over the style, was in every particular a most brilliant oue indeed ...

... are often in the When it came to considering the spending: of. £160,000 -the best places. the centres’ of vil- lages Mr. Tom Smale told the coun cil was. almost. no chance of-all..primary ‘schools reaching ‘the’ minimum: dards laid down.by'‘the Educa- ...

... Prospec- sure that they are all-aware of what is happening, wil! tive mother during her preg- MARGARET S. HODDER the existing. TOM SMALE bel ieve the Devon academics nancy, so gaining her trust on. secretary The Government have of. Secretary and helping her ...

... follows:—Sir bloom by. Mr. Dickinson; Algernon Bloomby (his grandma Wit ham; Ready (-Algernon’* servant', Mr. J Langley; Tom Smale page). Mr. W. I!. Oil Emma Melville, Miss L. J Su*an TrjnJ K. Cooling; Mrs. Pickle, M.;** Jeasop. The item was Norwegian ...