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... going to give the alarm because there seeing well-fought game. Up ad the Saints paid several visits to the Wesleyan' . Mr. John Gwynne. of Kenton G ran e , wote Pe was a fire ton miles off be did not know where the match the teams were at the top of the ...
... R. Nugent, Colonel and Mrs. 0. D. Grattan, the Misses Burke- Wood , Mrs. and the Misses Dove, Mr. Sidney °moans. Lord and Lady Pirres, Mr. 0. D. and the Misses Wilkinson, Mr., Mrs., and the Misses Kemp, Captain John Kennedy, Mrs. Oliver Grace Langley ...
... Vaughau-road, Harrow. 15 rfOYFORTABLY furnished Bedroom to Ist, suit lor 9 ; separate beds, terms moderate.-17, West-view, Bt. John's-road. Wembley. 15 WELL-FURNIbIiED Sitting-room, with lor 2 good bedrooms ; good position. quiet and comfortable; terms uriderete ...
... Mr ; H. Pinner interests, confidently, in the bands of our The Chairman said Committer Sandison was a including eaday Mr. John Weall, of Mmes. Sedgwiell, Son Y. Stanger, K.C., was elected President M ten courteous representatives. Address by member of ...
... ur and then got into a special train. I got into a ripping carriage ; all the chaps were friends of mine, most of them St. John's chapel. In the carriage we stripped ourselves of oar kite, tunics and puttees, and settled down comfortably. Nothing happened ...
... P. 8. ASHFORD is now commanding the 115th Battery R.P.A., and Mrs. Ashford will be grateful for gifts of socks, shirts, cardigans, belta, mufflers, mittens, etc., or money to buy same for the men of his Battery. Contributions should be sent to Mrs. Ashford ...
... Tommie% reviving a pipe at an early date. The writer of The Life of Sir John French, just issued at the popular price of 2d. by the Aldine Publishing Company, tells us that Sir John's one hobby is hunting; but, although he has had one or two accidents while ...
... attend. MABBLGL Hermn= Rl3llol3lll.—Mr. H. Toben, ladies' OIBBS—CLARE.--On October IS, at St. John's and gentlemen's tailor and costumier, of 5, Church, Harrow, John Arthur Gibbs to Fairholintkerrace, begs to inform his ntimer- Annie May Clark, third daughter ...
... Kipping 1, John Shaw 2, Hester Bruce S. hmlud• CAMM feeding sakes and meals, Milk' thet . of Alsace-Lorraine, too, there Needlework pinned toy Muriel Cleaver 1. cash, barley cfials, oat offals, malt calms, kiln ones ion Harriet Turnlnill 2. May Grattan 2. Milk ...
... Hateh End, as be wa s ,ro.4ing the road at the .iunctiou of West. field-park and Statien.rsed. Re complained of his right arm and left kn.. being braiwd, net deelined audios! aid. Fattt Accrnawr.—Mies Mary Perpetna Mil• dred Horsley. 34, daughter of ...
... gave their annual display in St. John's Hall on Thursday evening. After the inspection by Col. Bartholomew and opening prayers by the Vicar (the Rev. J. W. P. SiFeeder), exhibitions were given of squad drill with arms, under Capt. Parker, squad and physical ...
... dint's mess there 10 ONLY while Union Mares/la WISP tan lime; 14/11, cook, a bargain. MRS'S Army &ob ; 1/11/ pair. 50 ARMY Cardigans; 111/6wasi. 25 ARMY Shirt.; 8/11 web. 100NILI t 1 . 171 8 11 1 irld grey e. Sauey Blew 10 0 GA I laS' wartime Ames ; 10n ...