... work centred Christian Evidence society, of which hb - wae an active member, and for man 'yeare,secretary. An appreciative obituary.'nUt!ce appears in the current issue of The Guardian, from which I copy the following paragraph:— He was emphaticallY ...

... and sister.). Thee us. a large number of beautiful AO.. sent by relatives and sympathidna deceased holm tau young MARTON. OBITUARY. ire regret to of Mr*. E. M. Ste.tne. 01d5r of toe lute 11r. Arthur -Lod younger dasikhier of 31r. F. Wh.tehend, allo ...

... Sr. lot to 5,5. M. bd., bpi. 'ital. Jesus brae, id. per .4 kwn dearer t,..ru,310 arsera.y. tlartry, tat.. auil pm. ;trio. Obituary. Jan. 9.- t sit.. is swry short .p PI! and trade. lint toult•K and brat. .1., sad Rd. to M. , saes aod rams wethst sae* ...

... -Lieut. B. W. Fagan to be temp. Lieut.. Nov. 19; Pto. H. J. Ham to be temp. Bec.-Lient., l)ee. 12. SINCE THE CENTURY. Every obituary of Sir Herewald Wake has called attention to the interesting fact that he could trace his family back for twenty-seven g ...

... canal Dot issued last a..ght: 01111 OF WOUNDS ORENFELL. CAPT. THE - HON. J. 11. F.. let (Royal) Dragoons. Captain Ureufeirs obituary has already appeared in our column•. WOUNDED. WALTERS. SEA'. LIEUT. F. P.. id Oxon and Bucks Light Infantry. attached Ist ...

... Reserves to guard, the railways is the district has materially lightened the duties of the county pol ice. The °midi* School obituary list records seven deaths, four wounded, and two prisoner+ in the present war. The annual tea for the poor aliildrert of ...

... RURAL DiSTRICV COUNCIL. Sarestay.—Mr. Artatt pitetbag. Mr. Hell Obituary Impeder) salad for a riesmg larder to tarred pot Chola. College it triplet to a tomato at Hillsodos. It was detabd tea rotas to ma to servo Um Montag order Impmmummtaewe woad ...

... theory tlkatte depended areale o earn hem hem, by MI saossiaists. Them* treable, however, isequalsty of wade rase la the ..is. obituary. At the mart time them Is • disputa in the pnattag triode What We primers ofrud is ..t meth the proposed ruler time of been ...

... better able to decide *hat men necessary for work on the land then tli Northamptonshire War Agricultural inittee. riOLLASTON. OBITUARY. A weill nown inhabitant pal Tuesday, is. Mr. Arch. Perking, 1 wiek-mnd. Mr. Perkins. who was 6 9 Y e , ofage. was a native ...

... offer . A vote of sympathy wag espromed with Mr. and Mrs. }toward in the dead. of their son, Company-sergrant-major Howard. OBITUARY. We regret to rettord the death of two wellknown Brackley people whioh hays oocurr.o daring the present weak. Mrs. Spencer ...

... asi ncomplete, and should have included £25 for the Indian Soldiery' Fund and £5O fur medical help for Belgium. The obituary obituary column of today announces the death of Mr. William Barnard, of Clarence avenue, Northampton, formerly a rate collector ...

... Part of the cost it being defrayed by Nerthaortoe shoe mu'sfactures, for the =elm of whose property it has largely bees OBITUARY. Death took Year, toll of WfiLkuown oil in the tows and musty. Among tbase who puled away January were Mr. W. 1t. J.P ...