... reaching Massboro within a week from its leaving. Wishsw. It is a welcome weekly visitor, although almost every issue has in its obituary list the name of . some one I knew well in the long ago. The nutlet. of i)r George Logan of Cielsners pawing impressed. and ...

... Saturday where the two local clubs in the second round Edinburgh Challenge Trophy. Spectators are sure to witness a hard game. Obituary.—.l large eompany of mourners attended the funeral of Mr James Lamb. a known local rcaident. Kirknewton Churchyard, and of ...

... about Whitsuntide. On the other hand, there are one or two old favourites who have had their day and ceased to be. In the obituary co`umn have appeared Sureline. Miles Away. ' Greenfield. My Pal. Six Shooter, Slide On, and many others for 'MU ma , . pe ...

... Nantyffyllon I OBITUARY.— The death took place on j Wednesday, February 22nd., after a brief illness, of one of the oldest and most respected inhabitants of Nantyffyllon, in the I person of Mrs. M. A. Thomas, of 5, Kings' terrace, widow of the late Mr ...

... F. Ludlow; 2, Mrs. T. Atkinson. Gentlemen: I, Mr. F. Parker; 2, Mr. F. Ludlow. Knock-out, Miss Clarke and Mr. F. Parker. Obituary. The death of Mrs, Catherine Mary Jackman, widow of Mr. Arthur Jackman, occurred at her son’s home, Osborne House,” Townside ...

... Life's Journey. Mrs. Ollis, also of Aldershot, was the soloist, and sang two sacred solos. Mrs. Tooby was the accompanist. OBITUARY. _ The death occurred on Thursday, after a Ipng illness, of Mrs. Emma Mary Maunder, of Fairfield, Ash Green. Deceased was ...

... His Cap of Mr. and Mrs. paniajvans, Carolineterrace. He has spent a considerable period with H.M.S. Navy in China, and OBITUARY. We announce, with re- iis now at home on a long and well desergret the death of Mr. Gardner, 88, Llan- 1 ved furlough. daft-road ...

... Party. BOURN MEN'S CLUB DANCE To-morrow, March 4th, in the Hut, 8 to 12. Ellis’s Dance Band. Admission Is. 6d. inclusive. Obituary —Mr. Samuel Cade passed at his home at Gills Hill oa Sunday after a protracted illness, and he was buried on Wednesday at ...

... mother of the* other hoy said she eould not account for his eondint. Tlie lads were sent to the remand home for n fortnight. OBITUARY Mr. F. J. Fitz Gerald Mr. Francis John Fitzgerald. C'.B.K.. 24 Chclsca-equarc, Chelsea, Rcronlcr t*f Newbury from 1904 to ...

... HORHAM OBITUARY The funeral of the late Miss E. Hawes, daughter of Pastor S. J. Hawes, who has been Pastor at Occold for 36 years, took place at Horham on Thursday (yesterday) at the Baptist Church. Deceased, who had been an invalid for many years, was ...

... Back For The G.W.R. have made arrangements to convey approximately ten thousand Welsh sportsmen from South Wales and lon. OBITUARY—Mr. Mary Llewellyn, aged in St. mouthshire to Belfast on Friday, March 76, of Heol-y-Glyn, was buried John's Churchyard, ...

... while giving to others their due, will enable us to maintain our position as the greatest trading country in the world.” OBITUARY ...