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... THE BANBURY GUARDIAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1886. cation atthe fact that a movement was tinted with inflicted. “ PLay.—John Holtham, Bishop's Itchington, was charged with maliciously injuring and killing a hen | the property of Henry Clifton. Thomas White ...
... obtained from The Misses N. Willlams Wynn and N. Grattan Pring, Old Farm, Asthall Leigh, Burford, Oxon. From Messrs Jackson-Stops, Dollar Street House, Cirencester (Phone Cirencester 334/ 5) or from John Thornton & Co.. Victoria House. Southampton Row ...
... previous threatening notices given to the toli-keeper of the Cardigan turnpike gates, a rumour was spread at Cardigan and its vicinity, that * Rebecca aad her daughters” would pay a visit to the Cardigan gates, in the course of the week, to destroy them; but ...
... Council of Oxford, viz. :— Robert Buckell. John Calcutt. George William Cooper. William Evetts. Thomas Wells, The following persons named in the schedules are Magistrates of the City of Oxford, viz. :— John Calecutt, John Juggins. Mr. Joseph Jones Bickerton ...
... extinct the property {became vested in John Flood, grandson of the founder of the family. John Flood made his will in 1807, devising the lands to Lord Doneraile and Richard Aldworthin trust to the use of his oldest son John for life with remainder in tail male ...
... bathroom at Middleton Lodge at about midnight on October 20. Pc Henry Arbuckle said he was suspended by a cardigan which had been knotted at the arms. ‘‘He was vervy' distressed and it was obvious he had been drinking,' said the Rev Joyce. He identified ...
... Mr. John James Tyler, cabinet maker, Oxford, to Miss Mary Ann Thomas, of St. Clements. Lately, at Westcott, near Stow, Mr. Joe Merchant, farmer, to Miss Kezia Hambrige, of the same place. Lately, at Towcester, Mr. John Inns, of the Pomfret Arms Hotel ...
... Parliament, and failed alt ther, Grattan said, * He rose withont a friend, and sat down wit it an enemy.” A sailor, calling upon a refiner in the city, asked him what might be the value of an ingot of gold as big as his arm? The refiner beekoned (him into ...
... present “Tho Rivals.” 3.—Mrs. Williamson of Bodicoto to marry Earl of Cardigan. s.—Death of Mrs. C. S. Cheney, decide on no special priority 77. at Brailes. 27.—Death of Dr. A. T. Johns, of Adderbury. Southam R.D.C. for housing farm workers. 28.—Banbury ...
... South Bar. d 721 FOR SALE. Lady’s Jigger Coat 15/-, Maroon Coat 20/-, Mac 6/-, Cardigan Jacket 15/-, Black Skirt 20/-, Tweed Skirt , small size 12/6, maroon woollen . Cardigan 7/6, Gent's Raincoat needs repair 5/-, Jacket 10/-, Boy’s Flannels 7/6. No coupons ...
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... keeper. FREDERICK COCK, Lambeth-wall, HENRY CHRISTMAS WALTON, surgeon. JOHN CHARLES WHITE and averpool, HORWOOD WHITE, Bath, music sellers. JOHN TAYLOR, Birmingham, licensed victualler. JOHN SHORE, Rochdale, Lancashire, flannel-manufacturer. HENRY WEST, Burgh ...