... ARMS, HOUSES, AND WANTED. COMPANIONS, GOVERNESSES, LADY HOUSEKEEPERS, &C. Ditur clovstuass wanted, for Caeltgehl, for WANTED, - to urea. Imam Mint boy end girl, sts and eight, te.urest station, Salmis. All graze pretested.—Write 1 04 elrehe, miles. Mote ...

... Eft pot OKI pri••••ly ealy. Swamp S pairs csaTl' paid. lALIIIICLOTRINU ▪ suus. AIRY CARDIGANS. All wool, dales SlRchart A t Larry Ace, Mr. H. J. Abraham, of the /Lids Arms. Bouttestmot, is the new president of the Horsham. Crawley. and District Licensed ...

... prisoner were found on fragments of glass outside Mrs. Carr's bungalow, from which the cardigan was missing. It was stated that defendant was wearing the cardigan when arrested. Mrs. Carr identified it as belonging to her eon, but prisoner asserted that ...

... GILLMAN • SON. WIST.TRIET, A%D UPTON-ROAD. WIDIIVILST, AEA NOW MON ISO A LAWN ABBOWINIINT XMAS PSSMINTS MIST. DrosWu pros. Cardigan Jectots, rullorers, SAM ill. a t. , Nubs, Starve.. Ilte, limadtefelMAL Mlypers, te.. PIUCKS TO SUIT ALL. Kt OUR SPSCIAL ...

... OTIIIM CASES Charged Mitt bigamy at Nave on May palsy *OWlin 1111) was bound emi. Victor Grattan, whim she marldod. - *Kb aldinh and &battlele her it the °genes, was d is h lick I). Comae' bsid that the WIIOW, was really Ring—that being Mt name—and It ...

... Ulu .1. laud expressed thanks. The competition for a Cola. summer sweat was won by: 1. Miss N. Wins: 2. Mrs. Grattan: S. Mrs. Howard. Mrs. Grattan thanked Mn. Wilson for judging. Tea hostesses were Mrs. Henry 'card. Mlas J. Turd. Mr.. Mlles. Mrs. !timber ...

... HORSHAM. Gotha.. 2.30 to 1030 p.a. TO-DAT (TIP &SOAP), PILLORY, asd RATLIDAY. MLLE. PARLEY-VOUS, With ISSTSLIJI BODY JOHN STURM ICSDAY. M arm. A BIT OF HEAVEN. With ALL4TAR CAST. P 11? WeDi: MON., TIM. AND WAD. SHOOTING STARS, Wl* •NNATTI BENSON. THE ...

... an rarer , Apply John Churchman and Sons auctioneers, Horsham. 1 7 1:SNI5RED, &at door, rhanoingly aitnated. SOCTRWICK.OV-ItIA„ three macs R ove . moans. bate lb. ■nd n.). Reasonable winter. Five minutes station. On view. Rath, Cardigan-villas. inrtntAiirrox ...

... the post of COONSLOPLRVISOR at the ItchtnOeld School Canteen 'erring 100 dinner. daily approx. Was. 47/1 per week.—Apply Mrs. John, Pulford's Pars, Itchhigneld, near Horsham. ASSISI ANT DISPENSER -SECRETARY wanted immeelately, elate salary required, sive ...

... over the Pilgrim's Way. He informed an AA. trol. Propped up against a tree was foun d the dead body of John Hamilton Owen (20), bank clerk, of 40. Cardigan-road. Bow. A bullet bad entered his right temple, and between his knees was found a Colt revolver of ...

... presented to the Council by Mr. A. B. Wright, Vice- Chairman. Designed by Mr. Ellis Toro-, Union and approved by the College of Arms, the badge bears the punning motto, Alto Nomine, meaning Of high renown. The green and white colours on the shield refer ...

... PRESERVATIVE 7 Bich TO be maser. Sample quart tin, Is., post free. be obtsmoca from troamongers, etc., or MatildaCLUfttl, John H. Yo.ker nod to., Wt., Readies. HING:-All tbs.e arc {endue irtuy Fools. and in excellent cooditioe. Overcoats es. 6d.; Nasal ...