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... South African . War, stated to be the son of Mr John Crow Richardson, of Canbrydon. Carmarthenhire, and to have opposed Mr Abel Thomas in Carmarthenshire at the lan General Election. Mr Spokes pee-1 seeuted, and Mr C. Matthews. K.C.. defended. I Norkett, aged ...
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... SONAR LAW IN DUBLIN. Mr. Rona, Law has arranged to address • great rally of of Ireland Unionists in Dublin on November 28th Tlo, will he Unionist Leader's political oneeting in that Pert of Ireland. DEATH OF DR. RURSEL WAI.LACE. Dr. Alfred RUMfI W•llaer ...
... I SWINDON BOROUGH POLICE COITRT. \ DAY. th (ere the M.tter. Mr C. Hill (is the chair). Mr t. A SWINDON COUNTY PETTY lat LIS a.m., he received a complaint from Mr Norris. and on going to the house and exam- SESSIONS. 'i ming the premiens he tound that ...
... careful about king well dressed, and who want something quiet yet distincti:.e in It is beidllie 1 Imperir what you ;,'ant that lam sending von thi‘ fersonal note—and iiwitation—to and see the Imperia styles. you do so you kindly ask for Mr. firesley ...
... anemone was the front of Mr George Serbs's house, and at Mr W. M. Simpson'. house, the words, Let hearts and sing. God blew our King and Queen (in red losers on a white ground) mesas admired. At Dr. Baker's, Mr G. D. Pembertem's and ...
... NWINDON COUNTY SESEIONE. MONDAY. Colossi T. C. P. C. 8.. M.V.O. the Asir). Mr W. sad Mr J. L. Nick:isms. No Limns -- Joanne. of Monition , Rd. Rodbosrse Cheaey„ sumusossil for &Mass a without • at Bedbourne Chts•Y Os Anvil gab- Defsedsst pleaded FB. the ...
... of that house to pa y. The Juniirr Librarian (Mr If. Hevir. Hertford/ second's' the motion. The members signified their assent by stand- and ths house adjourned. ()XFORD COMMF:MoRATION AND THE LATE KING'S DEATH. The fetal% itien of the notable week ...
... ruold-Curster (soot Mr. .1 rmild-Forster i sun), Mr. John Arnold-Forster Mr. Edward Irnold- Forster throthert Mrs Edward .Iniold-Fornter. Commander la Field Arnold-Forster, R.N.: Mr. and Mrs Neville story ...
... the country of any real and effective guarantee that the Sovereign was a Protestant. - Mr. ltoialton eecondetl the rejection of the Bill. The Meniher for North Wilts, Mr. John Massie. delivered. will he seen below, an speech on the aspect of the Bill may ...
... the Budget last Session. There is to be another meeting of the Cabinet to-morrow, after which it Is understood Mr Asquith will see the King. The Premier presided over a full meeting today, and a large crowd assembled to see the arrivals. The Cabinet meeting ...