... cottages at Heath, in respect of which notices had been served, had now been fitted with pail closets.—Complaints had been made of the drainage of Mrs. Inwards’ farm at Hockliffe, and he had arranged to meet the agent of the owner.— The report was adopted. ...

... Bombay, was at anchor waiting for the fog to lift before roceeding, when she was run into by the Leyland Ener Kingstonian, inward from New Orleans. The latter was steaming slowly, but she struck the City of Agra with some force on the starboard side making ...

... Police Station. When searched, 9s. and some ocoppers were found on Inwards; 6s. 6d. and some coppers on Toms; and 7s. and SOme coppers on Hall. On Doecember 23rd the defendant Inwards came to witness’s private house and began to cry. He made a statement ...

... station. The report was approved. INCOME TAX ASSESSORS. Messrs. Parrott and Pullen were appointed Income Tax Assessors. A COMPLAINT. Messrs. Roberts and Wilson, of I[vinghoe, wrote complaining of the gate of the London and North Western Railway at Leighton ...

... interference with these rights. After that he tcok their names, as he did not know aoy of them with the exception of Mr. Inwards. Mr. Inwards was accompanied by a blue and white greyhound, which he acknowledged was his property. He did not see this greyhound ...

... Cross-examined : The speakers did not use had language to the hecklers in return. A complaint was made about Lis horse attached to the wagonette, but he did not answer the complaint, nor did the speakers answer for him. Mr. Lathom said the defendant Pickering ...

... He was conveyed to the Bute Hospital at Luton, where he is progressing satistactorily. As a result of stopping to make a complaint to the police alicut another motorist, Arthur Higson, living at West Bromwich, became the defendant in a case at the Borough ...

... years in the Conference of the Rural Deanery of Dunstable. On the proposition of Mr. F. Mucklestone, seconded by Mr. Jas. Inwards, Mr. T. Forbes Woodhouse, of Hockliffe Grange (who had previously consented to serve), was unanimously elected. ViLLAGE CONCERT ...

... discharged into the water courses of the district, and he only knew of one cess-pit that could be considered satisfactory. Complaints were repeatedly made to him, more especiajly concerning houses in the proposed district, and he had received two that morning ...

... particular seotion that has been tried at Dunlubf:::r Luton. The magistrates were the Mayor (Alderman C. Boskett), Mr, A. G. Inwards, Mr, G. Siokwell, Mr. L. C. R. Thbring, Mr, A. W, Nash, and Dr. Morcom, Alfred Tarpin (44), labourer, Danstable, was | summoned ...

... . He wished Mr. Holben good luck, and hoped he would have a nice foal (laughter). Mr. Holben did not answer or make any complaint. If he had done so witness woul’;i have told him to insure the mare. After the mare died, Mr. Holben said he would claim ...

... dried hay — scarcely a blade of green to be seen, and in the busy seaside town, where am at present, ono hears frequent complaints of the shortage of milk. T was in a well-known restaurant yesterday, end several customors came in for soda and milk, and ...