... disnimed. DOO T. sasonwrt Mr. Yell mon, of Thorpe was summoned for allowing a dog to be at large, at Thorpe, unmourled, and not under Pruner mato]. on September 11th.—P.S. 'lessen said that he was ou duty iii Thorpe Village on the day iu Tao. tion when be ...

... , U., end C. allow a large Discount for cash payment. Their Stock of Gardening Appliances includes Garden Rollers, Garden Arches, Wire Netting, Water Barrows, Wheelbarrows, Pea Protectors, String Netting, Garden Engines. A Complete Selection of Tools—Spades ...

... Gregory; two north windows, th e Misses Combs ; two west win dows, Mrs. Swectiovo; une north window,one south window, and the west arch, Mrs. Grahame ; twoeouth windows, Mrs. and Miss Trolfope ; four transept windows, Mrs. A. Hooky; clergy stalls, Miss E. Poole; ...

... 1 Duni of Con. naught; 2 and r Mr. H. Hawkins. Fat row mutant 1 and 2 Mr. J. Thorp; 3 Mr. 5. Laurence. Ditto. special prise by Mews. J. Thorley. Ltd.•. 1 aad r Mr. J. Thorp. Ditto. nodal prise by Morn Cal. throp Bros. and Messrs. Drake and Mount, Ltd ...

... Cakehread. Grove and W. E. Grove. Thanks were accorded Mr. Hawks, the arch:. tarts (Meters. Hodgson. Dixon and Quick) and the contractors (Messrs. G. Holt ■ed Sen. of Sendl. Thorp made an appeal for additional funds. Mr. V. A. Grantham (chairman of the ...

... his chauffeur down Highatreet towards Golds. worth-road, when another ear, with a lady at the wheel. approached from Victoria Arch and headed for Cominercial.road. To avoid • eollision. the driver of the first car mounted the ke-b. with the result that the ...

... to be obtained to take him to the police-station. Bradd ran away, but was captured by P.C. Hears, who went in pursuit, at Thorpe.—Both pnsoners were handed over in custody to their regiment. A DRUNKEN Iloasinux.—Robert Jones was charged with being drunk ...

... dessert service, Mrs Kerr ; oak tray (Westminster Abbey wood), Rev. Arch. deacon Jennings ; antimacassar, Miss Litre ; mg. Mr. Goring ; Bible, presented by the p•riAlotters of Thorpe. At Thorpe, there were also rejoicings. The day before every family were supplied ...

... Mr. Henry O. Leigh-Bennett, Thorpe), for the seventh time in um-cession. The second prize was taken by Mr. Stud (gardener to Mr. N. L. Cohen, of Englefield Green) ; third by Mr. F. Orchard (gardener to Mr. J. C. Fraser, Thorpe)) ; and fourth by - Mr. E ...

... WATERER and SONS have received /1 instructions to Sell the above by Auction, at the Otter lun, Otterslute, on TiIIIRSDAY, M arch 15, at three for four o'clock, in one lot. May be viewed at any time irior to the sale, by permission of the tenants, and further ...

... TBO.RPB. FASHIONABLE WEDDINO. Oa Saturday last the village of Thorpe aroused IM gayest appearance, and all the villagers testified their Interest is the searriage of •young lady who had long been • midget in the place, Miss Elia Frances (Nellie), daughter ...

... length. To fact, all the reads lead! into the town were blocked for pedestrians, with the exception of those rousing (min Thorpe, from whence an entrance could he effected through the Gooaepcol ; and Otterallaw, where the road hit high and is away from ...