... Qahm-h-htfin—uuuthl lro.w‘.' with the ennpz; HorsfleM's ufim orks on s SWEEP, s‘{'m.,g'‘“‘“&h 4 Tree Inn, landiard High Bank, where they were 3 gm in :m-“n'-:p.' The first hubr‘h:“ln M‘:‘.‘;‘,m. L) was & . Mareden,| marques . dinner 3 ;a.dos.).ulrmllsr ...

... the force. The heavy rains last weok floodad the Ribble at Averham Vallev. pear Preston, and a large lake was formed. The high banks at the town side of tho valley have been irogen, ond from early morning until late last night burdreds of poople were t ...

... fashion to-day, and redeeming features became more rare. The investment sections were feeling the effects of the comparatively high Bank rate, while gilt-edged securities had their owial trouble in the shape of a whole ba of oonpotx;,n‘x new issues. The Manchurian ...

... All the house was silent, snd the windows darkened. J wae tuming awzy, when T almost stumbled ober someone sitting on the high bank at the side of the road opposite the gate. As [ drew back with & muttered apology the man looked up, and | l'knvh!'-, 1 mosphere ...

... in the clear morming sunlight as it wound in and out of the lush richoess of the verdure. The raitway line, sunk between high banks, wae hardiy )flb ln-&bmqndmnhr‘ from the station Harry's eyes were at;’mby.-m.fibdbuflfi-d‘ that mellow colour peculiar to ...

... SCORCHER HAS TO PAY. MOTOR (‘\'Cl.lS’!.‘»}'lNEl rof: TRIVING AT A FURIOUS SPEED, At Rotherham, yesterday, George Cowan, of High Bank, Moorgate, ‘vas sun nioned for driving a motor cycle at a speed dengervus to the public, en 10 July. £ Albert Penale, coachman ...

... held yesterday on a harvestman nmc& George Henry Ward, who was 'killed through falling from 'a reaping machine at Deeping High Bank, South Lincolnehire, the jury, in returning a verdict of accidental death, expressed the opinion that the seat on a reaping ...

... officers. In the final, { the-beat of which Lieutenant-Colonel lm 3 ham was cox won well, the Colonel | L. advantage -of a high bank. &11‘&‘%‘: iu winning boat was cree-gmi. under O e this shelter, the other finalist was struggling with a strong breeze. ...

... Clayton and Shuttleworths Ord. 6d. I, breweries, Duncan Gilmour's 6 per cent. 2nd Pref. lost .. Wagon Finance were 3d highéd - - ~.Banks were again a weak section, but local banks- held up well. - rroqet & TUral Caspian Ou rose 6d. BUSINESS DONE L and S ...

... largely due to the excessive dry summer followed by the rain. The road was always more or less bad at this spot owing to the high banks at the sides. ’l'{:e Council’s staff was not sufficient to keep it ewort. 1t would require at least 50 or 60 men. He had ...

... work first. The men’s union, however, rejected the terms. The body of Mr. Richard Ward, a well-known Fen farmer, of Deeping High Bank, in the Crowland district of Lincolnshire, was vesterday found ir. the River Welland. He went out at five o'clock vesterday ...

... enjoys. ying area is forty yal 3 and 14 «urround':: by an ample and -hfimk of fine red ashes. This again is flanked by a high bank . which has been transformed into s huge rock garden by the addition of many tons of rock work. Although only built & few ...