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... PERSONAL GOSSIP. Sir Regioaid Gam Sir Reginald John Cost, who was seventy-sin on Sunday, is a grzndson of the first Earl of Kilmorey. He had a distinguished career at Cambridge and case out rifteentb Wrangler. After three or four y. ars of travel in Russia ...
... Tulips 4d a d zen. CHARLES AGATE, Coal and Corn Merchant, 28. HTItEE I'. Ageot fot STOCK FOOD. RHEUMATISM SPEEDILY CURED. MR JOHN EPPS, of Selby Park, BirmioQbam. very strotialv recommends a really WONDERFUL CURE For Itheurnati3m, Gout, Sciatica, Lumbago ...
... Tulips 4d a dozen. CHARLES AGATE , Coal and Corn Merchant, Ea sT sTKEE C. Agent for Sroc‘ Foou. RHEUMATISM SPEEDILY CURED. ArR JOHN EPPS, of Selby Park, Binning. -LTI. hasp, very stroro i lv recommends a really WONDERFUL CURE For Rheumatism, +out, Sciatica ...
... Platinum & ?Three Knots ART SILK HOSE. Posette. Something new in Knitted Underwear at a very MODERATE PRICE. JUMPERS : CARDIGANS JOHNS, THE BLOUSE SHOP, West Street, Horsham. 73 Horsham Urban Cowell Election. TO THE ELECTOR:4. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, At the ...
... Horsham on Tuesday for assault. One of them was found guilty of attacking a police constable. Before the court John Houlihan. both li John Patrick Grogan and in a hostel at Crawley. Jointly they were charged with assaulting Albert Fay. each was charged ...
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... come out of the Green Dragon and were making their way towards the Kings Arms at about 6 p.m. on July 12. As they passed the Augustus Barnett off-licence the manager, saw a tattooed arm punch the six foot high model champagne bottle displayed outside the ...
... less distinguished men than the Right Hon. William Pitt, who fought with Mr. Tierney, in 1798, and Henry Grattan, who, in 1800, had a passage of arms with Isaac Cony. They were both members of the Irish Parliament, and the quarrel arose upon the vexed point ...
... Monday at Esatbourne on the body of a man, aged about 30, found in the sea near Beachy Head. Ile was wearing navel boots and a Cardigan jacket. He is unknown in the locality, and en open verdict was returned. The Queen has been graciously pleased to approve ...
... Mrs. Roger Cookson. Viscountess Dunedin. Lady Patricia Douglas, Lord and Lady Alfred Douglas, Lady Grattan Doyle. Sir Almeric aud Lady Fiußoy. Mr. John de Forest, Mrs. Phipps Foster. Lord and Lady Greenwood. Hou. Mrs. Bryan Guinness, Sir Park Goff, Mr ...
... duly honoured in the course of the festivities moonlight raid for arms was made in t;:e perish of Ashford, West Limerick, on tunday right. The party, numbering about wet • disguised and armed. They visited the farms of .lobo O'hlaboLey, Edward Winter, and ...
... Woman's handknitted bine cardigan, between Copptons-lane and Depot-road: on Monday. July 7.—Reward for its return to Depot-road. Horsham. lANAT Saturday evening. enamel and silver bracelet, composed of small shields of coat of arms of Canadian Provinces ...