... Woollen Helmets and Scarves in all shades (iolf Hose arm Underwear Bed Socks Wool Gloves & Mitts Flannel Shirts Handkerclnels » W Leather Gloves Pullovers Heavy Overcoats & S I eather Gauntlets Cardigans Mackintoshes » Dressing Gowns Waistcoats Weatherprools ...

... Antique Mahogany Chair with' open arms; Electric Radiogram; Parker Knole Wing Arm Chair; Easy Chairs and Settees; Oak Gate-leg Tables; Antique Rosewood Music Canterbury; Antique Mahogany Round Table; Antique Georgian Walnut Arm Chair; 4ft. 6in. Old Oak Refectory ...

... Bad Kecoud—George Barnes, 33, undry Square, Neilhrop, was charged with stealing Cardigan jacket, value 9s. 6d.. from the doorway of 64, Persons’ Street, the properly of John Leonard Pilsworln.ou Saturday evening.—W illiam Henry assistant Mr. lilsworth, ...

... Christ! College. Warwick Volunteer Fire Brigade—The annual dinner of the members of this brigade will take place the Warwick Arms Hotel Wednesday. tbe 25th inst. The Mayor (Lieut. Colonel Oreeuway) has promised to preside. It is expected that amongst the ...

... Tuesday, at which the President (.Miss Dickius) presided There was good attendance. The members were very pleased to welcome Mrs. John Buchan, who came to talk on A sense of Humour. ’ Her talk was very much enjoyed, and caused many hearty laughs. A very hearty ...

... varied stock of goods to offer and the whole your iuea* | Hanbutv has a real emporium Hoods. A dinner and for seasonal presents. John Butter*, Ltd, 'stove lor rapid beating during the winter im bee., one 01 progress in Banbury Why worry about choosing Christmas ...

... olerli. van at tlte Cardigan Assiae* sen- It need to four years’ penal senitude for forgt-ry and misappropriation clients’ money. liie Kaiser lias issued a proclamation stat*llL. ;;iat he will spend In® birthday amid the clash arms, and asking the people ...

... SHOP-DOOR THEFT. MAN’S HAD RECORD, George Barnes (32), described coach painter, teas indicted for stealing Cardigan j»cket, the property of John Leonard Pilswortb, Parsons’ Street, 18th January. Prisoner, in answer to the Cleik of the Peace (Mr. D. Pdlatt) ...

... is a very dull place. McKenzie had lately been pronounced medical! y unfit for service India. At Croydon Saturday morning, John was charged with feloniously cutting and wounding Joseph Baker, An altercation took place between the parties in a lodging-house ...

... celebrated on Monday. It that Spencer Walpole, etdeat eon of the Right Hoa Spencer Horatio Walpole, to the youngeat dangbler Sir John Murray, late Lientenaut-Colonel the Scots F.i*ileer »iaanla The Robert L-iftaa Tottenham, chephtln legation. lormed the ceremony ...

... Detachment No. 5, Indian General Hospital, Kantara. Mr. Goodman, whose wife was formerly Miss A. G. Eldridge. daughter of the late John Eldridge, of Wardington. will remain in Banbury and continue to live at 10, Oxford Road. A keen bowler, Mr. Goodman is past ...

... wounded men from Deddington and district are Corpl. I. Smith. Royal Garrison Artillery, seriously wounded in the chest, neck, and arm. who is now at Bristol: Private* Hawtin Check ley, Oxon and Bucks L. 1.. dangerously (for the second time); Pte. George Clarke ...