... R. B. Anderson to be corporals, and Gunner A. Filmer to be bombardier in No. 5 (Shirley) Company. 2—Arms-—Members are requested to withdraw their arms from the Armoury ‘riv.huut delay. 3—lnstruments—The drum and fife ‘band of No. 8 (Eastleigh) Comp-an ...

... going on. of II | PLYMOUTH. ronghout the arm: result 1n the cast mt l,.r:.'c':filln-bmd its gestures—they il ‘“A; North-road station, Plymouth | :i. y knowledge could nogyf‘:]'h highly oo ca ik po u--ll\fix:u‘n l;f arms hanging | - q..'rn collided with ...

... and enlarging or otherwise improving the acrwatoodation in the at Betters Ivan, S John near Newaeatle, Cardigan, ,L2O, in lien of a former grant of £10; Brandon S John, Durham, £5O B n, Ii Oswald. near Sandbeeb, Cheater, £35, and Erre and Little Hampton ...

... arrived st the Docks early yesterday morning. Thers were on board s number of distinguished passengers, inoluding the Earl of Cardigan, Lady Edward Cecil, daughter-in-law of Lord Salisbary. Pro{e.ov Tom Haghes, ptir::isll of the Welsh Hoapital, and Drs Lyo ...

... accident occurred to Miss Andrews, of Totton, whilst drivh{.:hmn‘i ‘Millbrook to Soathampton, accompanied nd sisterin-law, Mrs. John Andrews. Just at the of the road, near the Rectory, the trap collided with another vehicle driven by Mr. R. Long, of Freemautle ...