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... Tosiday—_before T. L. OZolalte, Reg.. W. Dundee, Esq., W. .1. Boer, Esq., 001. If.dwards, and the Hoc. W n . B. Harrington. —John Beckett, carter, of Anibary, was summoned by Mir. Henry Joon Fresno of Odetone Farm, Anibury, for breath of contract. -Plaintiff ...
... is • Sonoeam, was away from school last week. I am glad that Ma►y, her sister. has written to you. June has made father a cardigan for Christmas. i have a friend in India. Has Isobel been ill? If so. I hope she has ftuly recovered•—Uncle Ted. From TONY ...
... (president of the society. Capital arrangements were made by the comenittee of management, and the Hon. Secretary (Mr. J. Johns) wee untinng in his exertions to make the show • enemas. Amongst the not-for-oompetition exhibitors were Sir T. S. Bosley ...
... Matrons' Ladies' and Children's Party and Dana Frocks teens kit and 111/11. LADIES' COATS l MACKINTOSHES. FURS, CARDIGANS, JUMPERS, CHILDREN'S CARDIGANS & SETS. SOFT FURNISHIN LADIES' UNDERWEARW.M. G. s inus : Lena Lastik, Tod* Witney Blankets, front 251 ...
... uth—was summoned for dri‘trig a motor ear in High street in manner clang-dons to the pahlic. Defendant pleaded not guilty. John Long, of IL Lanaitown road, et- Inspector of the N.S.P.C.C. gave elitience that on 23 November last, about 2 p.m.. he was walking ...
... accidental. The deceased was in good position. A very ahoeking murder was perpetrated in Birmingham, on Saturday night. Mr. John Pry's, a member of a firm of gunmakera is that town, bad detected some defakations in the accounts of the cashier, James Scout ...
... at Michadmas); small hol.lings; 450 'cottages; a number of small and large houses; the ful.v licensed hotel, The Ailesbury Arms, Marlborough; thriving woods and plantations; the celebrated Manton training gallops; and fishing rights in certain portions ...
... loading irwith newel breams to thee:tent of some 0250,000 ! Lord John Manner.' prayer was mover meant for such as he. It may not be generally knows that when the lain Earl of Cardigan—the leader of the Light Brigade Balaclawk —child the earldom passed ...
... ma the pantomimist,. A Caron'• W. N. Browse held it:ptesTooTbor.day afteruoce at the Threw Cup. lon. us the bo ly of Joph John Fey, aped I yews 10 the of Harry Vey. of WoMport.—Parah waiter of the mated kt be. ill ab..tt • week from .o eruption the head ...
... delight of dorough Police Court on Tuesday. the 'rotation Hospital? (lofts Lee the scholars. beery one th e 141 scholar. Cyril John Clare. of Black Home Yard. AT BAILEy Charles - Waidron. SS, of Me received • C the Parcel' , each labelled Debora, appeared ...
... OPENED a BUSINK all No. 10, Street, r TAILOR & BREECHES MAKER. WWI • and stock of Hsts.Cape, Hosiery, Shirts. Ms. pdLn , Cardigan Jackets, Woollen, Marino. sad Cotton Pants and Vesta, Boys' Shirts, de. CIRrItORSTICIL DISTRICT TIM STROUD (Drum. intfiviDKNT ...
... Mauna. only so' of Mr James of Kay Grattan. Mite. to Georgina Saris, youndest daughter of the late Major• General Henry Prior, Madras Army BLL—CUMMUSG. —July 18, at t he Parish Church. Overton. by the Rev F. W Welburo John B 0. Angell, of Rome, House, Caine ...