... giveu conditional exemption; Jaggard. refused. Alfred French. 35, working farm foreman, Little Totham, was appealed for by Mr. Cedric Knox, who has live sons serving, another son killed, and seventh home from Canada to .join.—Conditional exemption. The Anchor ...

... gold, with gold headdress, and carrying gold carnations. _ Her gold chain and cross were the gift of the bridegroom. Mr. Eric Thorpe was best man. Because God made thee mine was ably rendered by Mrs. Pilley while the register was being signed. The church ...

... heard the crash.—The defendant was fined £2 and 12s. 6d., the costs of the last witness. The Rear Reds.—Wm. Alexander Rose and Cedric J. Tonkin were each fined ss. for riding cycles without rear red lights Southminster after dark on the 27th March. Two of ...

... Trembath, and E. G. Wright, THE LATE MR. E. S. T. DAVIES. The Chairman said before the business of the Court commenced he desired to refer to the loss the Bench had sustained by the death of Mi. E. S. I. Davies, who served the Court well and faithfully for ...

... class. £3, H. W. Roberts, 166 Lewisham High-road, Pouf ; £2, equal, Col. Davies, Oxford Lodge, near Basingstoke, King Taurus, and C. C. Laurence's Como; £1, equal, C. R. Davies' Lady Cbloe, and 8. Saunders, 191 Ware-street, Hackney, Hackney Monarch ; ...