... CHEAP PAPER HANGINGS. THE Cheapest Paper Hangings, of all descriptions, are at C. F. TIMJEUS’S, 90, HIGH STREET, BEDFORD ALEXANDER GRANT, TAILOR, HATTER, & WOOLLEN DRAPER* ST. MARY’S, BEDFORD. Riding Habits. Hunting Coats. LI SERIES. UNIFORMS. S MERCERY ...

... is snnobnced. has been followed by botch. The OteorderlY engaged by Mr. Herbert Wilco: play the Ordeny and an eldonildoshent by part of Robespierre In The Triumph of Billy Bennett. At 10.30 • film will be the Scarlet Pimpernel. Mr. Wilcox rays I shown ...

... HANGED FROW A WINDOW, A sensational occurrence was reported om Heslor Hespital this morning. A aval named John James, 24, leing found hanging by a wiudow cord in the Junatic bl The man was admitted to Hasiar from Conqueror on June 12th, suffering irom ...

... Motoring Case Hanging On A Thread ? Refugee’s Offence Defence And “Fifth Column Publicity 19 Rudolf Frank, a German refugee, who it was stated came to this country to escape persecution, was at the Mansion House, London, to-day, fined 40s for displaying ...

... responded. ATWORTH. Suicide by Hanging. On Saturday last, at the School House, Mr. Coroner ?I’lvelwr held an inquest on the body of Herbert ampton, a young man, son of the village blacksmith, whose death occurred during the preceding night under the ...

... CONSTANCE BENNETT IN HER NEW FILMS CELLINI AND THE GREEN HAT. I. MISS CONSTANCE BENNETT is now making the M.-.G.-.M. picture version of Michael Arlen's novel THE GREEN HAT. She takes the part of the heroine Iris March and is here seen with MR. HERBERT MARSHALL ...

... Nags Head B were held to a draw, but remained second. They notched 2-1 successes through M Barwell (100) and J Herbert (117, 100), and B Herbert (160, 120, 100) and P Parbury (100). George, Oxendon, responded with similar wins from G Sobey (3 x 100) and ...

... health of Lady Herbert and Lord Pembroke. Tbe Chairman responded to the toast, and, conclusion, proposed Success to the Herbert Convalescent Home. Mr. Seymour, MP., next gave Success the Salisbury Infirmary, of which the late Lord Herbert was so munificent ...

... health of Lady Herbert and Lord Pembroke. The CHATILWAS responded to the toed, end, in non. elusion, proposed Success to the Herbert Convalescent Home. Mr. DAIIBY M P., next give be the Salisbury Infirmary, of which the late Lord Herbert was so munificent ...

... -- dgir hanging Oharactari.tie hourbood were worked in thick thread on muslin with excellent elect. The Iledebo tea cloth by Miss M. L. Bond in heavy linen thread on a linen ground was very handsome. The lace classes were full, this being one of the loveliest ...

... Weston said that he saw Mrs Foyster hanging from the window head downwards with her foot caught in the window-box railing. Her knee was crooked over the rail. She was conscious and asked him to be quick, as she could not hang on much longer. The fire brigade ...

... John Evans. P.P.G.D.. Oates; Prov.G Chap- Ilan. W Bro. Rev. Charles Herbert Spivey. Alpraham. Tarporley • Prov.G. Chaplain. W.Bri.. Rev. Thorns Clark. Chester; Pro,: W.Bro. Harry Herbert Waddington. Manchester; Prow G Regr. W.Bro. James Hough. Stockport ...