LET, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSES SION WOLVERTON PARK," OLD WOLVERTON, li miles from Wolverton Station. Accommodation; Entrance Hall, Three Reception-rooms, Seven Bedrooms, and good Offices, with good Garden, Stabling, and Coachhouse- Small Grass Field and Cottage, Total Area: 3a. 2r.

CRUSHED TO DEATH BY WAGON. ’An inquest touching the death of Fredk. Walter Owen Read, aged 16, was held on Friday at the White Lion Inn, Wicken, before Mr. W. E. Whitton. George Haynes, stud groom Lord Penrhyn, said was in the stable yard about 11.30 on Friday morning when decea

A butterfly was seen at Cold Higham on Saturday. A Rugby football club is to be formed at Kettering. Victoria plum tree at Higham Ferrers is in full bloom. To wees tor Rural District rate is twopence less than last year. The rates at Wellingborough are fourpence higher than last

MIG AM The annual meeting of the Earl Fitzwilliam Lodge (Higha-m Ferrers) the Manchester Unity of Oddfellows was held on Thursday evanlng at the Green Dragon Hotel, tiro. Aubrey Newell, N.G., piesidmg over a large attendance. There weie four candidates for the position of secreta

of Gout and Bladde r Troubl* for many years, gives us details of a wonderful cure that has been effected by De Witt’s Pills. Gput caifsed by the blood becoming surcharged with poisonous particles which assemble in the tissues. These particles, if greatly magnified, would look li

OUR NEXT FORTNIGHTLY SALE in the above Market will lie held on TUESDAY NEXT, MARCH Bth, 1921, 1.30. Entries are Respectfully Solicited. WOODS and CO., Auctioneers. TUESDAY NEXT. PUHY END, PAULERSPURY Northants. Three Miles from Towcester. A ROW OF

CHASE Of 100 for the winner, 30 sovs. for the second, and 10 sovs. for the third. Entrance 1 sov. Three miles.

« * But I think Sir Ryland meant more than that. We all know men who are uniformly smooth-spoken and polite, who never forget to say please and thank you,” who are never rude, and who yet attract us less than others who, while deficient in social small change, make us feel that t

The Rev. H. Hoskin, rector of Greens Norton, was inducted the Bishop of Peterborough into the office Rural Dean of Brackley Second Deanery. The service, which took place at the Rectory, is the first of tke kind in this district for a very long period, and is an old ceremony whic

' literary gossip in tlie ” Sundav limes ” tells how Walter Besant and James Rice began their literary partnership. They were undergraduates together at Cambridge, but did not meet afterwards for a considerable time. In 1871, VV alter Besant was writing leaders for the • -” saw