... on application at 61, Broadway, Ealing. Don't wait until the autumn. Have Anthrin.ie Stoves or Boilers ,ten to now. London arming Co., 9. Percy Street, Rathbone Place, W. Specialist iu Anthracite apparatus, Xonksjoie Ranges, and Domestic Boilers. Museum ...

... the following were among the candidates who satisfied the examiners: —Mr. John B. Caswell. 31, Lvntonavenue, West Ealing; Mr. Arthur W. D. Fryer. 56, Castlebar Park, Ealing; Mr. John A. Green. 81 South Ealing-road. Ealing; Mr. Derek H. Holmes, 85. Gordon-road ...

... Yet Bennett challenges tAh.id an e s m h y ou i l eg de s rs and arms bigger But Bennett must have twea - kopl97) 25 Kilburn La., LUBIN. Will e: • ness somewhere and it's up to John frighte along . Conteh for his title at W em bl ey Of the 24 he's beaten ...

... another bit of plaster to keep that in place There you are. Billy All finished ' Oh? What's Peter got that I haven't? Plenty, John dear. Look what he's brought for Joan! Dairy Box —eh? Who's always saying that the thought's more important than the gift ...

... , Hackney, was admitted to the London Hospital with a severe wound on the wrist. He was taken with a fit, and throwing his arms about, one of them went through a glass door, cutting the arteries. information was received that Frederick Mitchell, 70, &ganger ...

... Road. member John Society Nurseries. training film stars for those historical Robin Newcastle to see her. She died King said last night: Hood-type TV films. after the case: A list of parent pigeons and their pedigrees is avail- ONE MEMBER, John King, soon ...

... into the water and was drowned. At Exeter, John Grattan, a boot manufacturer, having businesses in several towns In Devonshire, was sentence,' to foor months' imprisonment for frauds as a bankrupt. Mr. John Morley conducted a good deal of business at ...

... a plate-glees window, ratite £4 10e, the property of the landlord of the Plasterers' Arms, Prince's-road, Notting Hill. At West London Police Court a boy named John Saunders was charged with tampering with en automatic stamp delivering machine. The boy ...

... then she bas specialised in sculpture, studying at the i'entral School of Arts and Crafts. sad working at tier studio in St. John's wond, and eke has now had two of bar %corks accepted for this year's Dryad Acatierar. LIFE AND LArGHTER. Walking down Argylevoad ...

... King. assisted by the Rev. C. J. R, s (vicar of Bibble-cum-Wrea mar Preston (cousin of the bridegromnl, rid the Her. J. L. Cardigan Williams. The choir sang appropriate hymns. Mr G. Pike was at the organ. The bride was attended by Miss Clare Beverley Morgan ...

... use the weapon with which the force armed. Substitute the Martini for the Snider iw tie arm of the service, and then by all means do away with Snider contests at Wimbledon. With reference to the grand assault of arms and bayonet esereme, fixed for the ...

... that the bulk of Irish people de not want Home Rule. It is an agitation ~noply by paid agitators, under the leadership of Mr. John Redmond. M.P. Mr. Redmond and his followers showed their loyalty at the time of the death of King Edward VII. by refusing ...