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... Croft. We--rterbam gFbI.fCK COOKE.—On July at the Perish CHurch, the Eev. Canon E. A. Chichester, and the Bev. S. Phillips, Ernest Letts Selhck, son Mr. T. Sellick. of Tunbridge Wells, to Ellen Julia Cooke, eldest daughter of Mr. ami Mre. J* Cooke, of Chulkcliffe ...
... dearest Ron ’ leaf In Thv Book of Memories Is being gently turned to-day. —Mother. LETTS. —In Memorv of my dear Husband. Ernest Letts, who died September 18th. At Rest.—His Wife. PAWLEY. In Loving Memorv of our Darling Daddv. v.Ho died Sentember 14th ...
... John’s-road, Westcott, bor© out counsel's statements as to what took place outside the Crown Inn on Friday, Sepember 4th, and Ernest Letts Selliok, deputy clerk to the Dorking Justices, deposed receiving a visit from deceased, and as result of a statement which ...
... war agricultural certificate for him. - Ihe application was refused. Mr. W. J, Down asked for conditional easmption for Ernest Letts Bellick (SR). S, Nor folk-rood, solicitors clerk In his employ.—Mr. Keep said supposed there was alteration in the cir ...
... interest which came ■before His Honour Judge Martinvau the Dork in# County Court, was that of Messrs. Batson ana Blakeney v. Ernest Letts, which wag a judgment summons, an order having been made November last against defendant, a painter and printer, to piy ...
... regret at loathen asked hep the same question, and ing them. she made the same answer. 1 J. W. Moobhousi takes, charming Ernest Letts Sellick, clerk the magisL studies of 'shildren. characteristic portrates’ olerk, said that about four o'clock 1 traits ...
... Harris, and J. B. Wil> ilr' A. Perceval Keepjmahtay eSntaUve). and the Clerk. Mr. W. J. v Down asked for conditional ?°Ernest Lett, SelUck, a«e .tfßP tloll > i-lerk Norfolk-road. who cl j, Medically unfit on November nth. and passed for ill and 011 June ...
... of Holmwood, pleaded ~uilty to allowing a hors'i to stray on the highway, and was finedJjs. , THEFT FROM THE ALLOTMENTS.—Ernest Letts, St. Martin’s Place Dorking was , charged with stealing a cauliflower, growing on the Lordship allotments 1 of Maurice ...
... Marv Eastwood, Thomas Leadbetter. Henry Burrows. James Privett, William Brewery. George Brnveiy, Frederick Goodyer, and Ernest Letts.—A fine 2s 6d was imposed upon Frederick Carter. Vaccination Cases.— Joseph Edward Moore, Dorking, was summoned for neglecting ...