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... d scent bottle. Mr. and Mrs. Eykyn, pair of silver candlesticks. Mr. Freeman Thomas, diamond and turquoise brooch. Colonel John Evans, diamond and turquoise bangle. The Rev. Macbride and Mrs. Crofts, silver-handled hat brush. Mr. and Mrs. Knox, china ...
... before the Hon. J. Ashburaham. —John Callow was charged with stealing a leather bag containing several articles of linen apparel and other things, belonging to a licensed victualler named Johnson, of Cranbrook-street, St. John’s, London, S.E. The theft took ...
... bagging Boniface’s kit.—frant. John Callow, 30, labourer, pleaded not guilty indictment charging him with stealing a bag containing a shirt, collars, cuffs, comb and brush, and two bottles of sweets, at Frant, on the 30th October, 1891. There was another ...
... bagging boniface’s kit. —frant. John Callow, 30, labourer, pleaded not guilty to an indictment charging him with stealing bag containing shirt, collars, cuffs, comb and brush, and two bottles of sweets, at Frant, on the 30th October, 1891. There was another ...
... pair military boots (Privt. A. Holman) 1(> Privt. Hayler, 41bs. tea (Messrs. J. Miller Bros.) 1(5 Corpl. T. H. Whitmore, cardigan jacket (Mr. E. Wicks) Privt. Goldsack, Jibs, tea (Mr. R. Adams) 15 •Privt. H. Nice, goose (Mr. Elphick) Privt. Webster ...
... . He had contemplated bursting on the public gaze as John Marmaduke-Green, Esquire, of Emperor’s Gate and SJarble Court, Slashington—quite distinguished person. Time was when he had been plain John M. Green,of Norland-square and—some place in the Borough; ...
... Budgen). Private H. Nice, 22, cardigan jacket (Mr. E. Wicks). Private Lee, 22, coal vase (Messrs. Biggs and Ninnee). Private Thrift, 22, Austrian rug (Mr. Alderman Summers). Private Baker, 22, skin hearthrug (Mr. John Knight). Private Broughton, 21, ...
... at Amberiey Lodge, Sutton, the wife of Geo. Lander King, of son. LEA -On the 15th iust., St. John s, The Avenue, Lpper Norwood, S.E., the wife of Lieut. John Francis Lea, late R of a daughter. .ITTLE -On the 15th inst., at Oakhurst. Tower-hill, Dorking ...
... District Board of Works (the total outlay being about £13,000), were on Monday formally opened by Mr. John Hutton, chairman of the County Council. John Gavan, compositor, was, the Lambeth Policecourt on Monday, committed for trial for the wilful murder ...
... Farriagton, one ton aorta (kilohan), Sargoanl laotiantia Pertlott. Oaanaillor Hohaaa, quarter of nation. Private Caoay, nun JOHN KEEN AND THE REDHILL BTARR| BOWKETT SOCIETY. A latter received trotaMr. Mil ward, who torwarded ntnorial fron Pariah Oouaeil ...
... ling. Mr. E. C. Gatland, cardigan jacket (Kb. 63.) —Private H. Perry. Mr. J. Giddings, saddle of mutton.—Private G. Norman. Messrs. T. Goodall and Son, pair trousers —Corporal E. Morley. Messrs. E. W. Grimes and Son, Windsor arm chair. Private Hanthoney ...
... Tuff, Mr. W. P. Mr. E. V. Clarke (Brighton), Mr. L. C.Turner, Mr. Edgar H. Bishop, and Mr. Ronald Morris (hon. secretary). John's Wednesday afternoon, mid demonstrations rj great sympathy, tho fur,oral being attended with full military honours. Tho Kill ...