... Hilt, Icy and The Wood wind 76. EABWAKER—Septernher 28. at. Bow, mouth. Jane, eecond daughter of late John tareaker, of alderley Edge. FlLlSBY.—Oepternber V,. at (l*Orge Frith,, aged a 7. ogimgpy.:-September mber Zlet. 1917, died h onn t.i. Boulogne, from ...

... anyone; if not, they would simply give a verdict that death resulted from injuries received by being run over by a railway train. The jury, without hesitation, returned a verdict of Accidental death. the Foreman ohserving that they considered no one ...

... in as if deceased had laid against something with a sharp edge. Beyond that he found no wound. The indentations could not have been caused by a blow and he should say they were made after death. His opinion was that deceased died front inhaling the fumes ...

... fortunately escaped Tenham • • Infliction sore to all I bore, injury, and perheepe death. A striking future pre- Shernees Divisiona were in vain. seated by Mr. Mitchell in the midst of his excruci- Queenboro' If pawed, I might have pleased John Bright: ...

... ---Arthur Richard Wellesley, Captain in the Rifle Brigade, and eldest son of the Hon. and Rev. Dr. Wellesley.---At Wootton-under-Edge, Glo- cestershire, Mary, wife of the Rev. Rowland Hill, M. A. of that place, and of Surrey Chapel, London, in her 84th year ...

... DEATHS—Continued w.krv lovfnr memory dear RIU, who 1 ''Ja 6lh Uncle and Aunt;. Irena, Safe the arms^o WABIREN—In loving memory of our d » ' | o* iMy Rita), who died F '^.^ a nd -Always remembered Auntie WARREN-ln loving ° f aged* wh> fell asleep «th. ...

... DEATHS. Dorchester, Joshua Hyde, Esq. youngest son of the I. J Hyde, L»q. of Hyde-eod, Berk*. —R. J. Rowell, t*q of Hinton, Herefordshire.—At Norwich, W. Simpson, —T. Pringle, Esq. for several year* Secretary to the London Anli-Slavery Society.—ln Deun’s-yard ...

... t Omdurman, | Thomas Mitchell and Mrs. Mitchell, of Lyminster rers engaged against the dervishes at nicd by | Lodge, Arundel, and grandson of the late Mr. Willizm conducted the inspaction, mdche ‘n«'d. agdms Ben. | Woods Mitchell, who was six times Mayor ...

... of Weycombe, Haslemere, Surrey. MITCHELL—BROWNE.—tin the I9ch September, St. Mark's Church. Reigate, the Rev. Hargrave Curtis, uncle of the bride, and the Rev. Arthur .s.raraonds, vicar of 1 St. Mark's, George Mitchell, of S. Africa, to Helen Augusta ...

... the wife of Mr. W. H. ...

... How authentic are TV policemen? LINTON MITCHELL, looks at those who stalk the small screen McCloud, McMillan and Wife, Colombo, Kojak, The Streets of San Fransisco, Cannon, A Man Called lronside, Harry 0, etc. The American plots may be plastic but the ...

... Ditchling . Resident’s Death At the age of 65, Mrs. Jane Elizabeth Norman, of Terrys, Dltchling, died at her home on Sunday. She was the widow of Mr. Arthur Norman, London solicitor, who died 18 months ago. Mrs. Norman came to Ditchling in October to ...