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... THE DYNAMI CONSPIRACY. AN I 4 A Inept* Grattan, sired tit years, a man of no regular is In the e Maly of the Ilanley polite on a very seeioua chore. Policeutergeant Ilierne, ing upon inf irinafion which ha i heti, prig .rely conveyed to him, went to tie- ...
... were heard from Miss Dora Lane. The prizes in the lads' gymnastic competition held previously were wan by A. Spencer, 1; J. Grattan, 2; and L. Spencer, 3. These were distributed by Mrs. Mace. There were two other presentations to the instructors for the ...
... Osterley Park View-road. Tiie father, Albert John Mon, said that on the evening of the Zlrd ulto.. deceased, while playing at home accidentally upset a cup boiling 0000u_, the fluid falling on her neck and arms. He immediately took off her clothe+, and then ...
... Cadoszan Laundry employes , i, 125.; Mr. Vince's employees, 128. 9d.; Stanton and Witton, £l3s. 6d.; Mr. Peat, COs.; Mechanics Arms. 13s. 10d.; Walters' Royal Laundry employee*, 108.; Royal Marlborough Laundry employees, 10s.: Mrs. Maxlow's employees, 10s ...
... Spenc, r. 0; Robertson, lilt out, 3; extras. NI ; total, 12'). Ealing St. John's Reserves v. Ealing Y.M.C.A. —Played at Drayton liren, West Ealing en Saturday, awl non by St. John's, For the team. ehamberk (5 for 5) and Taylor for 4) bowled well. Rose played ...
... suede:nee. A stalwart Man had been soliciting charity on the pretence that hap tot his arm. An examination liv tit- police, howevr r, led the discovery that the mani arm was round and well, bet concealed under his coat. As as he.. a. arrested the prisoner ...
... taken at S ,, othall Station at th.• the Jersey Farm Dririe% Co.. Ltd. oho wero as to the quality of mirk .upplic to them.. Mr. John Keevil s of • the Jersey Fars Dairies. said they had a contract telt the t:efendant to supply pure milk with all cream. On ...
... birch rod. A Went Deetsiox.—At the Hammersmith Police Court, on Friday. Edward Lyons, a hawker, was charged with assaulting John Mallen, who had a wound on he cheek uncle. the left eye. —The complainont said that on the previous night he war sitting in ...
... proposition of a park-keeper being provided for the Park. The large dining-room of the house was well filled.—Mr. John Duddrell, of Cardigan Hoene was voted to the chair, on the proposition of Mr. Willett and seconded by Dr. Allen.—The Chairman opened the ...