... price of the Barratt property you wish 3 21 se cross slider: 16211. / Reading give you the other £200! 1,3 Herbert 5 monoslidesl6B:9l. 7 Herbert 5 Senior Capstansl6o:ll. / / CALL READING 56611 TODAY. to buy. its 4011 Auloward 20S 313 S plug prop. capstans ...

... Murray, HaWb. Moore, L Bennett. Creech. A Giarnettei, Hambridge, Walker, Evans, Deaner, Cook, Dale, Grist Meet ground 9.45. Any roblems nng Dave 6149%. eo A (v MaMmar. away): Hogan, Elmore. Dixon. Bunting. Knight, Aldersley. J Bennett Carr, Lovegrove, Butler ...

... whether these are not of Romish tendency ? They are as follows: The Chapel lavishly adorned with painting and gilding and hangings at the east end, in a manner which the Visitors ' thought objectionable. 2. An altar-shelf super-altar. 3. A metal cross ...

... Betteridge and W. A. Bennett, and Deputy-Captain F. Halhday and Firemen G. Bennett and J. Brown, 59 secs. Two Mile Dana,. —Two prizes presented by Messrs. W. H. Jackson, T. Kendall, and W. W. Page: let, Firemen G. E. Bennett and W. B. Bennett, 28 4-sth secs ...

... tAaskell Hughes Sub Brent Andty (v Lower Whitley al hornet Prendergast. Barnes Le Peet. Ward. Chandler. Talshoube Alleyne. Amor. Herbert. Merin. falbal. Sub Coyle leserves Invest Station. • Chopping. Croton. Taphouse. C Arding.lbs Dunk. Griffiths. J Siggerr. ...

... chair), J. Timber, T. King, C. Herbert, C. R. Thurlow, H. Seen, Missen, F. Kirby, F. G. Brown, J. Flaxmsn, M. Humphries. etc. It was ununimously decided that the club should continue. The balance sheet (audited by Mr. C. Herbert) was read and showed nearly ...

... of it, as in Mr. ease, ad what cured him will you. THE CRUELTY TO CHILDREN AT WHITUHURCII William Blatt and Jolla, his a m 'hanged before the Cavershani (Mr J. li. Wilson in the chair), with between the IGth August awl the sth of Noye s , bet, at Bottom ...

... arrangements. The decorations were appropriate and artistic, and were carried oat by Messrs. George Boyer and Co. The hall was hang with sporting emblems, while evergreen wreathe, flags, and intertwined art muslin were plentifully displayed. The platform ...

... in, meaning hie brother, told the ehysjunen what had occurred, and a policeman was wnt fur. He had seen the prisoner han,ging about the chop about a quarter of en hour. Ho had coked if Charley and he replied that he wee, but that he was hwy.—Clarks Richard ...

... work and assured the samosa a function, financially and otherwise. The hall looked unusually charming, I bedecked as it Was hangings, and with streamers, pa adonreff . bsfloone favours of every deacriptcon, and as , lancers turned and pirouette& on the ...

... Prize Chevalier Seed, supplied him by Means. John K. King and Sore, Cogge&hall. Essex, and Reading, through their manager. Mr Herbert Millard. stock was grown on Messrs. John K. King and Sons Seed Farms Cheppel, Essex, from a pedigree selection made them four ...

... with an overture of Oscar and Dr. Arnott's water bed, iron chests, shop scales, beams, and weights; to 1000 pieces Paper Hangings constantly sale, from a penny per yard aud upwards. and UPHOLSTERY WORK done on the shortest notice—SECOND-HAND GOODS bought ...