... we'U give him welcome, eh, John Now, in»t you take care and don’t yon go for to do anything illegal, such araault and battery, unlawful wonnding, jnetifiable homicide, or any of those misdemeanours, solemnly replied John. He was in the habit of accompanying ...

... Jenkins; Australia, H. Monck; India, H. Sampson, C. Atherton, D. Chivere and G. Bastard ; New Zealand, W. Page; Africa, Grattan; a British soldier, J. Morgan; wounded Tommy, A. Cockburn; Bed Cross nurse, D. Saunders; sailor boys, C. L- Goodman, W. Peachey ...

... found Mattered over the floor of the tent. The body was lying across the foot of the bed, with the feet on the ground, right arm bent as if in defence. A post-mortem examination elicited the following facts That there were 17 dagger wounds in all, one of ...

... fraction of that to which the people were justly entitled ; and the Irishman who thought that could now throw away his arms, just Grattan disbanded the volunteers in *B2, mould find to his sorrow mod destruction, when too late,thatbs had placed Hmself in ...

... Sunday the 20th, appeal help at the two Churches in Hendon, and 'earn that the Rev. W. H. Sl.su will make similar appeal at St. John’,*. meeting of the Hendon Church Help Society will take place at The Vicarage, on Wednesday. A public meeting the inhabitants ...

... miles, and at the close of the hunt might have had to encounter did the officers at Willesden-green tv.o men with loaded fire arms. The chance of scrimmage, however, did not prevent his bringing his quarry to earth. With regard to the Canons Park robbery ...

... sack barrow. —Write, Box A 859, Timt* Office. Hendon. OTHONG deck chairs from 3/11 to 21/- each; sun blind tick from per yard. John Evans (Hendon), Ltd., 113. Brent-street. Hendon. . TENNIS net and six Dunlop tennis halls; new condition; £1. —38, Court Houseroad ...