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... for treconstm ting and enlarging the carrying capacity the two culvert bridges at Thorpe, namely, the White Arch and the Moat Arch, they being at present quite inadnquate to receive the volume of water. The represent tives from Eghani explained that the ...
... adjoining the sewage works Thorpe. said that it was not the intention that the conference should into the general question flood prevention, but to coniine ileelf Egham's grievance, Thorpe flooding, and Chertsey and Thorpe joint water-courses, more p ...
... months. THORPE. FLOODS AT THE VILLAGE THE WIDENING THORPE MILL BRIDGE. At tho meeting of the CherCey Rural Council Tuesday tho Surveyor reported that very serious floods had again occurred at Thorpe village. The question cf the widening Thorpe Mill Bridge ...
... and Mr. Harold Blackett, son of Mr. John C. Blackett, Thorpe Lee, %kern, and the was quite oilers in consequence. The road between mansion and the church was gay with bunting and triumphal arches, and the decorations within the sacred edifice were of ...
... Warbridge. was sunmanied for obstructing the highway at Weybridfo Station. on *arch 23th. and on the evidence of P.C. Jolide was fined de—James Dandridge. a carman. of Thorpe. wee fined Es ed. for demanding Addleetone Hill with a locked wheel' without a ...
... Act and the box at home. Defendant was fined So. on each of the three surninonsm. THORPE THE VICAR LEAVING UVL\G FXCHANGED WITH LONDON The Rev. A. A. de Yore, vicar of Thorpe, is leaving the perish early ha September, having exchanged Its ings with the Rev ...
... style generally adapted In pure Gothic churches I Wreaths of bony, fir, and box.tree, were tired In the soffits of the various arches, round the capitals of the columns, and along the more conspicuous of the string coon,, but there was this year a greater ...
... by exhibiting the picture of a manna of the latter part of the 16th WNW( out • the rata with like • AT THORP& The party nest proceeded brakes to Thorpe, where they hadS is tefreebnient M the Red Ilan I. eftetwards assembled at the church, of Mg. John; sten ...
... Challenge Cop, inaugurated by steer ersurnandrng the Cavalry itrimule, for mounted tom. for riding, wonting. and shooting at I,oooy arch without exponing themselves or thr,r Acne. The 7th Mown were the writer. DEATH OF A PROMISING PUDLIO SERVANT. Nein has been ...
... and Denly ; 100 yards for men over 60, D. Smith; tug of war between the cricket teams, woe by the home teem ; hurdle ram. T. Thorpe; young womon's race, 100 yards, Mrs. Skilton ; boys' Bat MOIL under 16, Shave and Harris : girls' rues, under 16, 8. Moore ...