... BANBURY BOARD OF GUARDIAN* A fortnightly meeting of the Board of Guardians was held the Union Offices, South Bar, on Thursday morning. There were present Mr. J. W. Page (chairman), Ur. J. J. Chard (vicechairman), Mrs. B. Uawle, Mrs. J. A. Gillett, Mrs ...

... any resolutlOß «”. could cot bring the editor of the Banbury Guardian before them and send him to the clock tower. (Laughter.) Therefore there was no remedy possible. The editor of the Banbury Guardian, if be thought that because the Council did not continue ...

... individual number of that Council and the report of newspaper on matter which that Council had nothing to with. The Banbury Guardian and tbs Banbury Adeertuer, generally speaking, reported the debates of the Council quite as fairly as they could expect, and ...

... to bo allowed to give an explanation which had been asked for from him by the Banbury Guardian that day. The Mayor: I think that ia a matter for you and the Banbury Guardian. Councillor Picton: 1 should like to give my explanation to the public* at any ...

... round Banbury are just the length to hold even the wandering attention of a hop-skip-and-jump generation of readers such as is to be feared we are fast becoming.”—7The Ouford Chronicle. “ A charming and daintily got up little volume.”— The Banbury Guardian ...

... relative to the said libel, I consent to this Apology being published in the next two consecutive issues of the Banbury Guardian and the Banbury Aiuertiur, and to copies being posted in the said village of Sibford Gower. And I also undertake to forthwith ...

... The Mayor said be thought as a public body that Council was open to criticism, either adverse or otherwise, and it the Banbury Guardian had anything against Councillor Perry it was a matter between them and Councillor Perry. He (the Mayor) did not think ...

... THE BANBURY BEACON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1905. BOROUGH OP BANBURY. BJigai TVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that wm the EPIPHANY GENERAL I ij-pgi QUARTER SESSIONS of the Peace of I the Borough of Banbury, will be holden y the Town Hall in the said Borough, on ...

... acknowledged by Mr. J. Pettiphkb (the repreeentativd of Pou'try and The Racing Pigeon), Mr. W. Wood (Banbury Guardian), and Mr. J. E. Hughes (Banbury Advertiser J. The Vice-Chairman (Mr. Corrall), in few well-obosen remarks, proposed the health of the ...

... editorial notes in the Banbury Guardian, and said should be perfectly willing to leave any part be had taken in the matter to the judgment of the burgesses of the borough, and he would not take the judgment of the Banbury Guardian. Councillor Cooke had ...

... only by I, t. MUI, CHEMIST, BIHBIEI. TOWN BANBURY. A GRAND XTAT.TA.Isr FAIR ...

... aesbtonee of the laity, both men and women, in the parish. The Viear then moved vote of thanks to the editors of the Banbury Guardian and the Banbury Adoerlittr for way in which matters connected with the were reported in the papers. Ur. Bedford said he would ...