... George Ellis, all Catcrham. pleaded not guilty to a Mimiuons for stealing two growing cherry trie', value J:2, Chaldon. Rose Harding, Weald, said he had some land at Cha.'clon, and on Alay 22nd that cherry trees it had been cut down. had seen them there ...

... received the consent writing John Alderson Ftxnte. Esquire! E.C, Recorder thfl esid City and Couxrry, provided 'the said Mies Rose Harding, Higher Summerlands;. Exeter, and Mrs;. Toxs, 90 Exeter, have been appointed to act with the above Committee Visitors ...

... exception all have appeared in many successful amateur produc:ions in• the town and district. Junemary Rendell show. 6 Rose Harding as a dutiful courageous daughter willing to go to any length to perform what she understood was a filial obligation to ...

... competition which recognises excellence in environmental design. cuir Mike an presented a certificate to parish administrators Rose Harding and Anne Burgess at Hounslow Civic Centre. ...

... Stockwell; 2. Mary Prideaux. Class 2, Standard ll.—l, Alfred Darch : 2. Crang. Cla«s 3. Standard I.— l . Elsie Tucker; 2, Rose Harding. Infant?—l, Eveline Kidwell; 2, Joan Dunn. Prizes—Class — Margaret Kidwell. 2—Lily Pridcaux Class 3. Standard I.— Jessie ...

... Cox (Boorly Green), 17s. 53}d.; Thomas Tosdevine (Hign Street), 7s. lid.; Leonard Helyecar (Southampton Road), ss. oid.; Rose Harding (Winchester Street and Church Street), 4s. vad, A smart capture was made in High Street, Botiey, last week, by P.C. Nicholson ...

... thagan (brother-in-law). Mrs. Welham (sister). Mr. C. Denton (brother). Mrs. Hollis I aunt,. Mrs. Clark (slster-in-la. and Rose Harding (niece'. Nearly 30 floral tributes were racelved. The fuueral out by Mr. Carney, York-road. its were carried Mrs. Denton ...

... sympathy, G. and A. Carter. With deepest sympathy, from J. Arber. With deepest sympathy, from Elsie and Walter French, and Rose Harding. With deepest sympathy, from Mr. and Mrs. S. Radford and Eric. With deepest sympathy, from Mr. and Mrs. Alderton and Mr ...

... Chambers, Blylh 4—Wind N.W., fine. WEYMOUTH. Arrived (Oct. 3) from George, Clsrk, , Wildfire, Roberts, Jerssv Sailsd (3) o Rose, Harding. 4—W ind \N.. very fine. WHITBY. Arrived (Oct. 3) from Henry, Sanderson, Shields David, Ward, do Lively, Harrison, RobtfeUaimsb ...

... Link) writes :— Being first cousin of the bride's father, I am able to say that her name should have been given as Enid Rose Harding Butler, and her father's as Mr. Ambrose Edmund Butler. if R. BUCHANAN'S WEDum.—ln an evening paper it said iv' that at ...

... Blackman l(brother-in-hv and sister-inaw). Bobby Ralfe, Gordon Seager and Phillip Gain (nephews); Betty Blackman (niece); Mrs. Rose Harding, Mrs. Letty Burden and Win (friends). Floral tributes received were: “In loving memory of my darling wife, Ada” from your ...

... MRS V. R. HARDING Mrs Violet Rose Harding. who died at Eversfield Hospital on February 12, aged 55, was the wife of Mr Bill Harding, of 23 Oakwood Close, Hastings, and had previously lived in Grove Road, Hastings, for many years. The funeral took place ...