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... morning a horse belonging to Captain Hunt, the Chestnuts, Little Bowdeu, bolted from the bottom of Clack-hill and dashed into stout iron fence near the Gas Works, where the horse fell ou the asphalte footpath, cutting itself badly and throwing its rider on ...
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... 100 yards boys’ race (under 14): 1, Frank Cottingham; Colin Brumby; 3, Frank King 100 yards girls race (under 14): 1, Edith Hill; 2, Gertie Arrand; 3, Edith Richards. Boys’ race, all fours (under 14) Equal lst, Frank Cottingham and ercy Bell; Ernest Stutting ...
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... a man called Moxon— and Lyle, called himself. was a customer of Murkham's employers. He used to pay monthly, but sometimes would be a month or two in arrear, and and Ross didn't like that, for they had doubts to his solvency. general Moxon's monthly account ...
... Choir. Other reports of the carnival wil be found on page 5. Bacon for Happy Couples. front was the bullock spit on a long stout pole, with a large wheel at one end which a man kept turning so that the carcase was constantly revolving slowly in front of ...
... received of American Soothing Syrup Lamert’s Cordial Atkinson's Infants Preservative Ligniuu's Drops Barclay’s Asthmatic Candy Moxon's Magnesian Aperient Bateman's Drops Paul American Balsam Blair's Gout& Rheumatic Pills Powell’s Cough Pills Burne’s Specific ...
... all England's selectors present Moxon and Hampshire's new captain Mark Nicho- las a fellow century maker with 121 are among the wealth of uncapped talent vying for places against the Australians this : summer For Moxon a Test call would be most welcome ...
... England preferred Mar-tyn Moxon to Chris Broad as opener but the switch failed though Moxon survived half an hour without scoring Marshall began his deadly spell of two wickets in five balls by cutting one back to bowl Moxon out at 12 Mike Gatting was ...