... large Collection of Plants and Flowers, Fruit and Garden Produce, to be Sold by Auction by SWAFFIELD & SON, On WidnundnY. 14th. 1939 o'clock gunotnally of tie an. F. L. Ramis, who o to be &Abseil the W. H. i'e,i.cock ate tor tam atm* laparaaca. FARMING S STOCK ...

... of Securities allowed for Trust funds); Infectious Diseases, Notification Act, 1889; Prevention of Cruelty to Children Act, 1939; with many other recent Acts. COMPRISI NG Rights and Wrongs of individuals Commercial Law—Criminal Law—Parish Law— County ...

... own tale with regards to Malt' innings. The wickets went dews as follows : I-1; 2-1; 3-9; 4-14; ; 6-20; 7-10 8-21 ; 9-38 ; 19-39. Thum Bias. all eat for 39, sad vestige ably 14 to win Bedforgehke peat I. Kerrie sad Clealson, gad the letter was oat hg before ...

... Bootland, who was his apprentice and afterwarb hie partner. Mr. Henry Fowler Broadwood. who became& partner of the firm in 1939, and died in 10113, wan a grandam of John &redwood. Haydn was • frequent whiter at Pol. teneyetreet, where is still preserved ...

... 315, 1 PA McHugh (N) 3,257 majority 58. —No I ai ru l tin County, South (10,049) : *Hos H Phinket (C) 4,901, H Burke (P) Vie 1,939.—N0 Idonaesau al : a r e jth 01,815) : •D (N) 3,377, Captain Watenre (C) 2,094 ; majority 1,283. —No ohmage. South (7,903) ...

... quirements. nder the old system their estimated total cost of which amounted to income was .0140 and the expenditure 81443, £1.939. It wee•suggested then that there leaving a net expense of .1803. Under the was not time to advertise, but he contended new ...

... %ebb. In the beto the club. i The vast changes that have come over the lief that the mischief was caused by some world since 1939; the increase in the mate- rial wealth of nations to an extent almost poles, a stomach pump was inie di an d ever y possible ...