... If. Mellott, R. H. Clear., F. W. Cleare, j tn., H. Baldwin, W. Bennett,W. G. Ward, J. Ander, sen.. H. Wil.irme, W. H. Samoa, W. Hall, T. Jones, Her'.. Sharpe. J. H. Jarratt, J. Herbert, F. Lund. A. E. Kent. H. R. Lawley, F. Watman, Mr. and Mrs. James ...

... Davis 296 P Maher 294 Subhan 266 H Gehlot 259 Bradley 205 Woolven-Allen 193 Organ 191 Johnson 189 Bennett 175 Falconer 169 Civil 159 Piercey 151 Herbert 143 Dyke 139 P Goatly 122 Morrison 115 Burrow 106 Kay 73 Herrity 72 Sym 68 Schwartz 65 Adams 60 B ...

... especially Mr. Dawson Barkas, who had worked -o well at all tin es, and especially in hanging he pictures, and had been supported by Aid. Parfitt and the other members of the Hanging Committee. (Applause.) Mr. Mount, M.P., who was cordially greeted isconding the ...

... of the partly constructed roof of new picture pala**e in courae of erection at Kawtenstall. Frank ilkinson. aged 28, and Herbert McWhinney, commercial traveller, were cru»hod iron girders, ami died from their injuries. Among the three who received aeriou* ...

... Branch man Freebody, 1 min. 29 secs. Bronze, Fireman White, 1 min. 29 secs. The other firemen who competed were Messrs. Bennett, 1 min. sees.; Booth, 1 min. secs.; Pillard, 1 min. seps.; Lane, 1 min. 54 secs.; Lucas, 1 min. 59 secs.; Westoombe, 2 min ...

... had a strength seldom heard in winter. Rain fell in torrents and material damage was caused by the storm. The old mill at Hanging-road, Rochdale, originally the scene of Mr. John Bright's father's operations in the ootton trade, was destroyed by fire on ...

... 127 SPECIAL SALE OF Men’s Outfitting and Clothing FOR ONE WEEK ONLY commencing Saturday October 20th Having stock of Mr A J Bennett Gent’s Outfitter Clothier who retired business are offering same at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Now is the time to replenish your ...

... Witness : No, sir . Prisonor: No, I did rot. Prisoner: Didn't I also tell yon that the woman MLR the cause of her first husband hanging himself? Witness: Yee, you did. The Magistrates' Clerk: That has nothing to do withthie ease. Prisoner: Bat it is evidence ...

... go Mr. C. Hastings. Kim Jane Herbert, Mrs. Fletcher, saying, They're too strong for me. Prisoner Col. and Mrs Wybergb, Lady Rosamond Wait , afterwards opened th e d oor , an d h e ( w i tness ) then Mr. Robert Herbert, Mrs. C. F e athe rs t one h a ...

... the morning was coming into Newbury, but changed my mind. tut. Bennett asked witness it he went on any errand for the prisoners. Mr. Lucas objected to this as a leading quetttion. Supt. bennett then proposed to ask witness whether he made the statement produced ...

... upon The samples may be kept. We will smaphe of our special fabric.% ae aril as partite of nor wonderful underwear, which hanging' ugh aatiafaction to thme who hero tried it. We nothing lint goods we can and there it a great oaring in prioe on seething ...

... mounted ink bottle; Dr. Counsellor, paper knife; His* Nesbit, marble paper weight; Lady Lee, antique silver gilt (poons; Mr P. Herbert, scarf pin; Mr and Mr* Leadbitter, pair of vases; Mia* Ainalie, out glass scent bcttlsa; Mr and Mrs Bell, salad bowl; Mr F ...