... Church, Tweedmouth, on Thursday. His bride was Miss Margaret Joan Altwood. eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs C. Attwood, Maidstone, Kent. She wore a two-piece of maroon colour with accessories tone. Best man was Dvr. R. Percy, brother of the groom, while ...

... came bushes. Or boot-trees grtwr Lady's Slipper Should potatoes thrown broadcast Like that picture ** The Sower.” Now they’ve taken an allotment. And with confidence unbounded freely of grand ” King Edwards,” *’ Arran Chiefs” and “Golden Wonders,” Yard ...

... Coldstrea: LTRY APPLIANCES, Ineubators amd Brooders, Hoovers, Chicken Coops, in in atock. for lists Elder & HATCHING | Facs.— Goldens ” 15, 30. Wo; Chicks. 1/- each Strain: Eggs, 5/ > h: hatchi each wee Hotb umn = Pou'trs carriage Farm, Lowiek, paid.—C. Rand ...

... Fatal Result of a Melancholy Casualty. --Hugh M‘Echin, boot-closer, Wallace Cireen, who, as stated in last week’s publication, had fallen over Meg’s Mound into the enclosure above the Scotchgates, on Tuesday evening last week, died from his injuries early ...

... handsome silver cigarette case. Gilbert Turnbull, C.P.. on behalf of the Knight N. Coulson Encampment of the Knichts of the Golden Horn. in handine over a silver teapot and an oak bisenit barrel. maid a great tribute to Bro Tow r his activities in that ...

... Peterborough In the late fifties of the last century, that spacious era *hen life was good deal easier than it is now, the age lop boots, stout broadcloth, old port wine and bits of character,” Mr Partington suggested that classes for foxhounds should be included ...

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... Stratton, daughter of the late Rev. J. Y. Stratton and of Mrs Stration, Westiands, Mid- hurst, and Diiton Place, near Maidstone, Kent. the The Rey. C. E. Hoyle, Vicar of parish, officiated, Mr PD. Stuart Coleby, organist, pro- viding appropri wedding mus ...

... violent and witneae had to the raaiittauce of Sergt. Davidson to remove him to the lock-up. The defendant—l loot a pair of boots and two pairs of stockings ; 1 was looking after the parties that took them, or I would have h-en away with the train. I belong ...

... their prixe, which proved to be lion specimen, measuring seven feet from tip to tip. sixo which it seldom equalled in tbe golden eagle. The Uev. of St Lake’s, Edinburgh, lectured on Sunday the prcscut condition of the Kstablishrd Church of Scotland. argued ...