... Church. 12 ATHERTON. —On Sunday, September 10th, at sea, Harry, the beloved husband Nancy (nee Manning). To be interred at Alderley Edge. Cheshire CLARKE. —On September 10th, 1939. at 48. Devonshire-street. Stockton, Mary, beloved wife ot William Ciarke. Requiem ...

... DONE TO DEATH. THE INQUEST ON TnE TULLAMORE MARTYTR. The inquest on the body of the lato Mr John Mandeville was resumed at Mitchelstown yester- day before Mr Richard Rice.— Mr Wm. O'Brien, ?? recalled, said in crocs examination that Mr Mandeville was ...

... r ie-r mother's death, had wished to marry her, and that site was much upset by the suggestion. She also Uld him she * was going t> visit an aunt in India. A great dc 1 of com spondeiir-e passed letwcen the parties while Miss Mitchell was in India, but ...

... BERMONDSEY MYSTERY In Mitchell-stret, Bermondsey. at an early hour this morning, Oe dead betty of a respistiihly-dreseed man of o• thereabout.. was discovered lying on the edge of the pavement by a milkman on his morning round. The police were hastily ...

... FREQUEHT MYSTERIOUS DEATHS An inquest was held on Satnrday at the Mortuary, Darlington, before Mr Coroner Proud, on the body of a female child, name unknown, which was found in a field at 1 laugh ton- ?? on Thursday afternoon. — Tho*. Mitchell, labourer, of ...

... 11radman. Perhaps both of them were ready to come in. Brown shaped none too confidently at the rest of the over, finishing with a death or glory chop which did not connect with the ball. Verity nearly gets onelast Woodfull. A wicket has bad a good effect on the ...

... CABE. The acond fatal case is that of a Manchester lady, Mrs I.indley, widow of the late Mr Joseph Rericlyffe Grange, Alderley Edge, neer ] fans r. Elbe was well-known in Illacicpool, having stayed at the Imperial Hotel frequently. Some weeks ago, swam' ...

... get in Mra Gla dy s Muriel Barton, daughter o Sir 1 Tea, is made from Edmund estey and . Lady Lane Mitchell, 'g m tea I the tender tips and edges of tie young to Mr Charles Fleming, of Kensington, only eon or Mr and Mrs J. A. leaf, where strength ...

... of an Alderley Edge cotton manufacturer; Mrs Marion Henderson Elatub, aged BS, the wife of a retired Congregational minister; and Miss Sarah Jane Stephenson, an elderly lady hying in Andeell. Contaminated potted meat had beta the cause of death in two ...

... carry • M idge rid Irons euy tell them. a tertein tube of the fats waited u ti Oth Sri and then „rid BABY DROWNED IN BATH. ow - edge Remark&Le et-ideate was g.ten at U The do inquest at on the infant Ise Imo of Mr and Mrs Neral/O&Ii. of South welt wood•hill ...

... have also made a good disPlaY. Oil shares are dull on the cut in petrol prices in the United &etas. GILTEDOE.—Long dated Oilf-Edg r ad i being shown in Consuls 24 per at stocks are notably strong. ?.on rise of 7-1 and Local Loans at 881 Conve - rsion 3 per ...

... untimely deaths of their parents in a car accident the five Salinger siblings are forced to work hard to stay together ay March 6 STRANGER THAN FICTION TTT 1040pm: The disturbing inside story of 16 conscientious objectors secretly sentenced to death in 1916 ...