The appeal of a single man aged 19 years on the gtound that his father could not work was dismissed. He has a brother, aged 28 years, single, and badged. An adjournment was ordered in the case of a single man, aged 24 years, who had been unbadged at Messrs. Rylands Bros., Ltd. H

Mrs. Meen, 33, College-road, Little Thurrasit, near Grays. Essex, says :—" I shall never cease to praise Veno's Lightning Cough Cure. cured my little boy when he was down with 11 . very severe attack of bronchitis, and since then I have used it for all my family. Even babY has h

'WORKHOUSE MILK Farmer On Increasing Demand On Rising Mallet. Mr. Broome, farmer, Preston Brook, the con- Aractor for the of milk to the Warrington Union Workhouse, has written to the Guardians with reference to the present cost or production, and suggesting a revision of the pri

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We have pleasure in opening an Army Christmas Pudding Fund, and in asking our readers to send us any sum they may feel disposed to send. If those who had intended to send out a plum pudding and find they cannot do so with any guarantee that it will be delivered, will send us the

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the driver that Blagg was sitting on the lorry and turned round just he fell to the ground, said that the hub of their front wheel knocked against the hub oi the lorry's rear wheel. It was the knock from their waggon that threw Blagg off. The jury found that Blagg was killed acc

(Liverpool) Regiment, is now officially reported to have met his death on that date.. News to this effea reached his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos:Benton, 268, Lovely-lane, on Tuesday ; Private Benion, who was nineteen years of age, enlisted in April, 1915, and went to the Front in

Market Gate, Warrington (Next Door to Maypole).