... of toe late .4. I. and.. r•ti Elstree, and of Mrs. of Nut End. Hants. RV . 3rd ult., at Maltby, Clive. oil Mr 0. H. Hardy, Epsom. to Ilea. daughter .4 Mr. and Mts. %rd.-ley Manor, corer Bernelo. it. tts. Mb June. ou gait 8.C., Arthur Raymond rd ...

... to defraud the Railway Company, said Mr. O. V. Grnnolly, prosecuting for the Southern Hallway, In a case In which George Thomas Oreenham. of Serr-rset-road. East Preston. a tail-cab driver. pleaded not guilty to travelling on the railway without having ...

... nekdorth. NETT.--On the . 214 inst.. at Sultan, Mary Ann Barnett. seed ti. CMALLACOMBE.---0a the 18th lost.. at Dorking, Henry Thomas thallaromne. to his UM year. CELVERWELL—On the _llth inst.. at SeafOrd„ Blaache Nortlaeot.e Calserwsil. DAHSON.—tIe the 17th ...

... France by a telegram. a private in the R.A.M.C. arrived at Horsham two hours before his wife died. She was Isabel Lisitie Hardy, 33, of the Bishopric. and it was stated at the inquest, on Friday, that about a week previously the had fallen from her cycle ...

... Medical Research Council at the request of the •ttnlstr7 of the EdulaUon granted permission to the Director of Pathology at Bt. Thomas' licapital to use a laboratory at Guildford County School for Oirla as a pathological department in time et war. AIR DIP'INCR ...

... passenger train.—W Thomas. 10 Croydon lan, Baustead. Surrey CABBAGE PLANTS for BALE. AURust sown, strong plants: Plower of spring. Early °Benham. Early Rainhani. Enfield Market. Cabbage Lettuce. Artie King. Cos Lettuce. Hicks Hardy 105. thousand: thousand: ...

... Arthur Rdward, the derty-losed ma of r. sad Rm. R. Herding, of after years of =Berths patsratly borne age years. Hr. and ' n. Hardie[ sad family deal% to thank Oar tied Meade for empathy abeam in their end bereneeimisa. aim for floral tribetes seat. RAIRLSOR ...

... the younger daughter of the late Mr. William Hull and of Mrs. Hull, of the Crown hotel. and Mr. Edwin Thomas Kent, the eldest eon of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kent, of Chichesterterrace, who were married at the Pariah Church on Monday afternoon. The ceremony ...

... remarked Desa.—lt estimated that • tb _people awireabled is The Saabs m we the wont of flambledon Hunt, of which Mr. Sam Hardy is the popular master. Mounted follower. numbered about se. The Master dispensed hospitality, and many people were afforded ...

... (Scottish Giant). Wong Plants. lis. p 1.000 cart. pd e.w.o - Nursers PulYing Susses Poynings 631 LEEKS. Blusselborough. strong hardy plants. 15/- per 1.000. Sample, 100. 3/6. Carriage paid. C.w.o.—A. Groves. iterUleld, Sussex MARROW-STEM KALE PLANTS FOR SALE ...

... Lonna, pet plants. hardy fruit. shallots. pototooo. carrots. collection of seastables. COTTActgata.—C. J. Shepherd. section cup. sprays of ROW, spring and autumn onions. round potatoes, carrots: L. Dowdney. dahlias. perenntals, hardy fruit; W. Morey. annuals; ...

... Secondary School, and Mitts L. Higrinson, assistant schools catering ofbcer. After a prolonged illness, Mrs. Mercy Hardy, wife of Mr. Bertram E. Hardy. of 1, Churchill-rd.. Guildford, died last week In a nursing home. Her life was spent in Guildford where she ...