... apartments. They consist of old electoral banners, handsomely worked in silk, which were carried in election processions at Maidstone and Shrewsbury in 1837 and 1841. Three of them are very large, and all are in an excellent state of prekervation, having ...

... RALEIGH 24-h.p., fully etuipped, perfect throughout, (23 tos.—Boot, 2, Albert-road, Southall. SU3ai6 WORK WANTED for Ton Ford; any' distance.—A. Labrum, 30, Pitshangerlane, Ealing, W. 5. E3al6 GOLDEN SUNBEAM CYCLE, 3-speed, Dunlop tyres. t7.—St. Stephen's Nursery ...

... Johwetrett, Hendon, on the 4th lost. P.O. Pariah, 441 8 found prisoner lying on the path without boots on, and drank. He refused to allow witness to pat his boots on, and, being disorderly and using bad language, witless took him Into custody. A crowd of children ...

... horse and van or motor not fully engaged would find agency useful auxiliary. 'Payment by gotninission.—Apply Sutton and Co., Golden-lane, E.C.22. HOMING PIGION Socarrit.—The Society had a young bird trs'ning race from Irthingboro' on Saturday. The results ...

... but, of course, the fact is only of importance to those who grow potatoes and apples largely. Small industrious farmers in Kent and the Home counties, and indeed many places elsewhere in the neighbourhood of towns and populous district., increase their ...

... now with Colonel Kent's regiment at Woolwich. As, in exoellent oondition, he stood bricll , d and saddled at the Alexandra Palace on Mosday, he looked quite young and quite fit for another campaign in any part of the world. Colonel Kent also lent the drums ...

... (Thursday) Boots Maxwell-road tomorrow (Friday) W G Carter High-street Saturday E P Jarvis Joel-street Northwood Hills Sunday Boots Joel-street Northwood Hills Monday H B Shar-rnan Green-lane Tuesday J H Collins Green-lane Wednesday Boots Maxwell-road ...

... imposed. LIGHTLESS \MUD of Dorney, pleaded guilty to driving a vehicle, at Eton, on June 12th, without a light attached.—P.C. Kent said when he stopped defendant, he only bad a bicycle lamp, which was quite cold.—Fined 10s.. or three days'.—Thomas Bond, ...

... allowing Warburton to clear at his ease. A minute later the Uxbridge inside left again had a shot. and this time the goalie booted clear. The Bush forwards then had more of the play, and though they forced a couple of corners were never really dangerous ...

... no coupons, best ayes Osef ink—Tel. Hayes 926. U2d211 ASCOT heater. tire-war. new: H.M.V. gramophone and records: 2 lawn golden privet from 10s. dot.: Iron fencing. aft. nin.. and gates; 4ft. bedstrad and sprirg,—R. O. Wits. a, apply 32. Pole Hill rd ...

... very excel. coed.,_ puce f 4- Apply 70a, Cromwell-rd.. Hayes. Midda. GENTLEMAN'S riding boots, black, size 83. £4; Bedford cord breeches. waist 34. £2; skates and boots, Nark. We 81, £3; all hardly uscd.-Write Bog 7593. Gazette, Uxbridge. WHITE satin wedding ...

... Boning; Gold:mid, Morton: Leach. Tootill, Harding; Milcoy, Figgis, Archer. Floris, Stevens. HAYES DRAW WITH ?MAE HILL Played at Kent House last Saturday the game between Tuise Hill and Hayes proved very enjoyable. Hayes were unfortunate not to win as they ...