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... THE MISSING. Pa••eniers of whom no news has so tar been teemed Mrs. Darin, chat and infant. V. M. Boyer. Mr. G. H. Brown. Miu L. Conk. Mr. W. Ellain. Captain P. W. Nailing. Mr. Keith. Mrs. Keith. Mani E. It. McNeil*. Mr. J. P. Moon, Mrs. Mary Anne Parker ...
... Ashton. Addington 80 D Mac Donald. Culverden J Burton. Hillside Mr. John Fostei. Sudbury 81 J J Taylor. Potter's Bar 81 J E Bulllvant. unattached J. Dolandson. Cuddington 81 J. E ...
... J. D. Reid and A. J. Thomsoa- CILVPTER XV. AND PLAIN SPEAKING. An may be nupp ...
... MISS DOUGLASS BEATS MISS SUTTON There was remarkable demonstration of enthusiasm at Wimbledon, yesterday, when Miss Douglass succeeded in regaining from Miss May Sutton, tha English championship. Miss Douglass clearly showed her defeat last ...
... GUNNER MISSING Gunnrr J;imos VV:'.'-.ams A-' cm h.i.s been nmilieci c.s the -■■ Far East since Janu y 7'h. mforma- -sin rerr.veeJ bv . his mo*her. Mrs. % J. Williams, v Hiwii.nsoni street. Pits''!! A.'d 20. th ...
... 7.665; Dr. J. Court (U). 5,896-1,769. 1900: T. D. Bolton (L), 5,231; Dr. J. Court (r). 4,983-268. 1395: T. D. Bolton (I). 4,737; Dr. J. Court (U), A. 210-527. ...
... MISSING. Missing.— Pte. fhed helm. No. 20865. lltb Batt.. attached 6th Batt., Loyal North Lancashire Regiment, Mesopotamia, Missing since April 9th. 1916. Any news wonld be gladly received by his Father and family, No. 18, Queenstreet, Preston. MISSING ...
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... MISSING East Lancs. Regt.—6th Batt.: Thompson, 116228 LONSDALE LANCE-SERGT. KILLED Information has been received by Mr. R. J. Robinson, steward for the Earl of Lonsdale, that Lanco-Sergt. Joseph Wood, of the Lonsdale Battalion, has been killed in France ...
... White, (iieasers J. Cotter. E. Chapman. S. Morrell ; Firemen J. Itoaoh. W. Omrhy. W. Hammond, J. Smart. C. J. I'nderiroo |, •I. Clenre, J. Ishrrwood. T. Moore. .V Campbell, J. }{. Pelham. ...
... Macbeth, the past holder, played steadily agamst Miss Dobson and was two at sixth. MISS D. CHAMBERS v. MISS O’GORMAN. The first of the American competitors. Miss O’Gorman, had a disastrous experience. Miss ...
... of the church had been special iv d«-cora’-d with flower* by friends tlie bride, the chief materials employed being chrysanthemums, *un flowers, and exotic plants. The bridal costume was made the establishment of Mr J. C. Hamilton. LICENSING OFFENCES AT ...