The district inspector (Mr. A. E. (rabtree). who prosecuted, said that on November 3oth he bought a pint of milk from defendant's servant girl. Part of this was sent to the public analyst. Witness visited defendant's house and took a sample from the cows, and this the analyst re

EJ ENT ORDER John lienty Dickinson, faimee, if Beckingham, was granter] an ejmtment order. to take effect within 21 days. against Henry Frinton, who was formetly in applicant's employ, and who, though now working for some • else, had retained possession of the cottage he had been

SOMCW , C. many years ago. called a pair of glasses "the badge of an infirniiti." That nas in the dais ot heavy steel frames, and tiny oval lenses, and unskilled spectacle fitters. What a change has oi cut red since then. For example. in one of the rimless tv nes of pine-nes whi

THE FORMER VICAR.—The current number of the Gringley "Parish Magazine" says: 'Many people, both in tiringley and we may almost say throughout Y..ngland. have contrllmted generously, so that we have been able to send Fr. Hayward, a Christmas gift of fl 4 A presentat:on, understan

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