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... THE SURREY ADVERTISER AND COUNTY TIMES. SATURDAY, MAY 11. 148. dons. I need not may that them =idly of dependants on the emnp. The comp itself has a force of from MON is whaler, ts sometimes Ina summer. Thelivingsof Aldershot and Farnbereedb bothyarypoar ...
... owing to a strike in the trade, has been completed. lem willing that It shou!d be subjected te any Wet that may be agreed upon. Perhaps, however, it may be more satisfactory it the payemit be made without prejudice to any question the Urban Santtary Authority ...
... muck appreciated addresses, and recitations were given by the following children:—Ethel Bleeett, Mary May, Emma Matthews, Clara Turner, Eva Keeping, Kate Evans, Edith Goodfellow, Archie Charles Hunt, and Leonard Brown. An interesting dialogue was oleo ...
... only the right to keep their w.tor aft, lin. high, although he did not mem to say that the moment they rim it bei ool aft. lin. they did that which they had no right to do ; yet he did my that he wilted for an excretion from the art itrator as to the ...
... THE SURREY ADVERTISER AND COUNTY TIMES, SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1585. AN AMERICAN TEMPERANCE MISSIONARY IN GUILDFORD. The friends of temperance in Guildford, aided by the Rev. G. H. Vibbert, late a member of the Maseachusetts Legislature, have been carrying ...
... THE SURREY ADYERTISER. AND COUNTY TIKES, SATURDAY: MAY 26, Tim Anntriawcz Movxmawr.—A meeting was held at the Working Men's Institute on Monday, Mr. J. L. Playfoot occupying the chair, and there were present MOWS. Whaley, Jones, Miller, W. A. Hamblin ...
... said—Some of you, gentlemen, may shrug your shoulders and say, Nfly does be talk of the income-tax That does not affect us ; we don't pay it. But, gentlemen, I think I can show you that it does affect you, though you may not pay . it personally in the ...
... -Limy Freeland, nt Walton, was summe , imi tor being Meetly and emepable, at Waite., on the 1.4 May. PC. Kirk rid at five o'clecs rho night of the I-t May he found the primmer drunk in Walton chureityard, she was lying on her Lack, and woo iiiirroUnd ...
... could be dealt with coolly. &fora many weeks are over we may expect to see a commencement made with the work. GUILDFORD. (See olio rage 2'. ROYAL SURREY COUNTY HOSPITAL. Report for week ending May 7th, ISM. Number of patients to hospital 69 Number of O ...
... regard to the method of conducting the Art Clines, and Intimated that he desired to introduce some novel features:in connection with them in a course of free lectures to stolen, and their friends on various topics of art culture. It has been arranged that ...
... theformalities the art he cultivated with such success may show. with his appointment. He amordingly The Garden said, We know but two wardens r the oaths of allezianse, &e., before the Mayor in the vicinity of London in which may ho found r . W. Was' ...
... cleaned out on the 2nd, the 7th, and the ath of May. The manure was taken out into the Gelds, and nothing _was left In the yard but the long straw.— Croes-examined: The yard was quite sweet and clean en the 9th May. It was always cleaned out on Saturdays. He ...