... premises. Joseph Sainsbury, the Mitchell Arms, Springfield-road, was summoned for permitting gaming on his premises, and also for permitting betting on the oame day; John ?lowland was summoned for using the Mitchell Arms for betting ; and the following were ...

... Mart be cleared regardless of core to mete room for new Spring Goods Bey, aid Mee's Orecauts, Suite. Jerseys, Knitter% Cardigans, Pullovers, Bela Capt. Shifts. Socks, cad Underwear. See windows. 501 e Meat for Goat's Burberrys. HORSTMANN ituALirtin- ...

... and C. Bateman, died on Saturday, aged 4.. The funeral was at Portsla& yesterday. Her father was the licensee of the Norfolk Arms. Mrs. Bateman subsequently became licensee of the Railway hotel here. and after the death of her mother, Mrs. Oliver (then ...

... glaieboan, aumereas teak tram. 081 BUN. GaLOW all be lead C 850; HOTS. t ISTATZ of 7d ATM. !I =mons out-bgiblings. orsamental cardigan GAIIAGI. Stables, amerces chicken-tumor. food atoms pig pia lOW evltlvator. lorry. 2.000 /nit trees. Goad water 'apply. Tools ...

... 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 ...

... Brighton. WORTHII4I3.—The onkel mdeldislied 'ermine Registry in Worthing. Male or tousels—Mise Joon, Shelley•road (earner et Grattan-rot). DOMESTIC ASSISTANCE. Mace: (21 worts), 3i•; Ilse (7 weeds). BETWZICE.MAID wanted to August, chiefly kitcbee. am 16 to ...

... beautilul Coats and Costumes, 2/11 3 Y.,- %pply Ayllag. Terwlek Molls, lioute, bereer. et beteeg•wAri.-Write box oaa. 0.wi,.. /ARM LAISOI RER or COWMAN weeks Nue.. After seeing • mowd careering away on the Named. Geod edema.. Life expenesea- Regular Price ...

... for d. He wog wearing only his shirt, trousers, and serve under the Council when ' it acquired e bock. His toots, one seek, cardigan, the undertaking, had been given preferential one sock were found le yards away. Deem. treatment, and referred to the Council ...

... 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 ...

... Brasier had never :threatened her. She met him on February 11, and they went to the Buckingham Arms inn, where they each had drinks. They !then went to the Burrell Arms, where Brazier way quite all right, but Vila worried shoot being out of work. A dis. scission ...

... SRAM, Mao. Cep. Wedding sandwien M. MU; 46, Segentatreet, Non/ Md. BOWS 11-7 M4 lei. Tel. 6967 ADVERTISING AGENTS THIS PAPER.: JOHN SEAL AND SE SON. 'A EAST .. AND ANY NIMSAGENT. A WEST SUSSIX GAZETTE BRIGHTON SEARCHLIGHT. NYMAN TOUCH'S. There were happy ...

... The service is for men only. Bishop linseell Wakefield will be the preacher. and the Director General of the 13.8. C.. Sir John !Leith. ham promised to read the lemon. The Rector will conduct the service. Th• R.A.C. warns motorists against leaving loose ...