The Kington Times - July 1917
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Kington Times 25th July 1917 - Page 1
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| Date | 25/07/1917 |
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| Type | Newspaper |
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| Language | English |
| Area | Kington Times |
| Collection Holder | Herefordshire Libraries |
| Date of Publication | 25th July 1917 |
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Registered at the General Post Office as a Newspaper ) SATURDAY , SALES BY AUCTION . By Messrs . EDWARDS , RUSSELL and BALDWIN . LEOMINSTER STOCK MARKET . FAT TUESDAY , JULY 31st , 1917 . AT Cattle and Sheep , 10.30 a.m .; Calves , 11.30 ; Store Cattle and Pigs , 11.45 . Entries kindly solicited . EDWARDS , RUSSELL & BALDWIN . Leominster , Hereford and Tenbury . JENNING'S FIELD , NEWTOWN . Situate on the Monkland Road 13 miles from Leominster . DWARDS , RUSSELL AND BALDWIN E have received instructions to sell by Auction in the Leominster Stock Market , on TUESDAY , Next , JULY 31st , 1917 , for transmission in the United Kingdom . KINGSLAND Horse Slaughtering YARD . SATURDAY , JULY 28 , 1917 . HOW TO CONSERVE FOOD . A most useful series of food - conserving demonstrations is taking place at present in the large central hall of the reorganised Econ- omy Exhibition , in the new L.C.C. building , Westminster Bridge Road , London . From the opening day of the Exhibition its most attrac- tive features for the women visitors have been the stalls at which elementary fruit bottling and canning were illustrated by representatives of the Horticutural Branch of the Food Pro- duction Department . So successful have these been that on the invitation of the promoters . of the exhibition the Food Production Depart- ment has now taken possession of the large central hall , formerly occupied by the French market . Here Lady Glover has organised four kitchens with a view to showing , visitors how various forms of food can be conserved in the simplest possible manner . At one of the The only place where animals can be dis- kitchens , demonstrations are given in fruit and sected within 14 miles of Leominster . H. J. Pritchard how they can do this important work with Is now living at BROOMY HILL FARM , Letters and telegrams sent to the Yard would be dealt with promptly . A FIELD OF WHITE SPRING OATS , growing on Jenning's Field , containing 4 KINGSLAND . acres , more or less . Note . - Crops Restriction Order has been obtained for the sale of same and is being offered owing to the distance from the ven- dor's land . LORNE HOUSE , KINGSLAND . DWARDS , RUSSELL & BALDWIN have E received instructions from the Exors . of the late Mr. Evan Lewis , to Sell by Auction , On MONDAY , JULY 30th , 1917 , the Household Furniture and Effects , Dairy . Utensils , 2 Milking Cows and 5 Cross - bred 1 - year - old Bullocks , Hackney Mare , Strong Store Pig , New Sheep Rack , Cattle Crib , about 30cwt . of Old Hay , the Mowing Grass and Aftermath on about 14 acres , Pot Fruit , etc. No Catalogues ; on view morning of Sale . Sale at TWO o'clock . MONKLAND . sale , at the Talbot Hotel , Leominster , on rue to store room and cellar . they nce the war in to the and see minster tter of of the he felt nd girl ing to bur of r than shells . those front . acrifice ing to e gir's estion r con- ractic- th - v O 20 em- g for to her a lei- d the If you harked o be a to fill ed to pos- they triotic shou ! 1 girls next , come Miss o the elfare been thing love , she logan and they put anks uncil- the ed it He said . who the n to ating both ham . and was st he ever ap- ob- ever been dit time evel- ours , re- hing that eater hose I to el t ob onal to acri- own hem ould ouid bem eto very ory . ues able kin . be as a by bere For further particulars apply to Mr. Sale , solicitor , Leominster , or to the Auctioneers , Leominster . R. H. GEORGE , Auctioneer , Valuer , Land Agent , and Surveyor , PROPERTY and TIMBER SPECIALIST , MORTGAGE BROKER , VALUER and ARBI IRATOR under the Agricultural Holdings Act , 1908. REPORTS , RECORDS and SUR VEYS carefully and personally attended to . HOTEL and PUBLIC HOUSE VALUER . VALUATIONS for ESTATE DUTY , MORT- GAGE , ASSESSMENT APPEALS , & c . PERIODICAL SALES of PROPERTIES . Prompt settlements in all cases . ESTABLISHMENT 1880 . Horse Slaughtering , Eto . The only Horse Slaughtering License in North Herefordshire is now held by H. J. Pritchard who intends to carry on this Business in a satisfactory manner to all con- cerned . All Carcases paid for in cash before removal . minster , or Broomy Hill , Kirskt 1 . Letters and Telegrams : 33 , Bagates , Leo- OUT - DOOR PIG KEEPING . vegetable bottling and the sulphur process of sterilization ; at another kitchen fruit and vege- table drying is illustrated , women being taught oven or gas stove in their own homes . sugar substitutes . third kitchen is devoted to jam making with At a fourth the canning of fruit and vegetables in tins is demonstrated , the canner used can also be utilised for the bottling of fruit . The trained staff which is acting under Lady Glover is extremely adept not only in the actual work of bottling , can- ning , jam - making and drying , but in explain- ing intelligibly to women of all classes the principles underlying the work which is there- by made interesting and educational as well as economically useful . It is to be hoped that the conservation section of the Economy Exhi- bition will be largely patronised by those for whom it is specially intended . It added that whilst these lecture demonstrations may be are being given in London other series are in progress in other parts of the country ; and there seems little doubt that by these means taken by the Food Production Department and various other measures that are being large quantities of fruit and vegetables that otherwise would be wasted ( or at any rate not devoted to their most economical purposes ) will be skillfully preserved for use in the coming WHAT AGRICULTURAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES ARE DOING . Although in different counties members of Directions as to the manner " luxury determine crops such as Free by post per quarter , 1s . 8d . , payable in advance . } PRICE ONE PENNY . Economy and Fashion Demand Cloth Tops . For several months there has been a great scarcity of glace kid until at last , supplies are almost unobtainable . Manufacturers , in order to husband the meagre stocks at heir disposal , have have introduced boots with cloth legs -as their standard lines . Economy , therefore , is the deciding factor in the adoption of a fashionable style as a utility product . We are now showing the latest designs in these elegant boots - one of which we illustrate . You will be agreeably surprised at the smart appearance they present , and the remarkable comfort in wear . Our foresight in ordering twelve months ahead of requirements , enables us to offer them at competitive prices . You will encourage thrift and do yourself a good turn by securing a pair to - day . ROSS & SON ENCOURAGING POTATO REPORTS . THE SEED POTATO DISTRIBUTING SCHEME . requests for 1 Ltd. , HIGH STREET , KINGTON . THE POLICING OF ALLOTMENTS . be have gladly taken service in positions where danger is on every hand . Danger , however , is not alone to those White Ensign . the enemy spare neither combatant nor non- who sail under the The piratical proceedings of involves . Plain facts service now announce during the FIVE EXEMPTED SONS . OBJECTION TO TAKE LIFE EVEN OF INSECTS . " The exempted sons of Mr. G. A. Dunn , in mentioning one The restrictions on the use of the traditional feeding stuffs for pigs in this country have compelled not merely the large producers of pork and bacon for the market , but also the small man who grows only for home consump- tion to consider unaccustomed forms of food and new methods of management generally . Instead of being fed largely on cereals , as they were before the war , pigs in England must now be reared mainly on such things as grass , Two and a - half Miles from Leominster . roots , coarse milling offals , fishmeal , dried ESSRS . EDWARDS , RUSSELL AND yeast and grains , malt culms , oilcakes , and MBALDWIN , have received instructions Even before the war , Mr : S. F. Edge and the farming community and others may be waste products like whey and household refuse . to sell by Auction , subject to conditions of others had shown that pigs could be reared well aware of the useful activities of the Agri- being grown from " seed " supplied under the advice have been received by the Food Produc- and the risks of death and suffering which this As the crops on allotments are beginning to more healhily and profitably on the open - air The reports as to crops of potatoes which are mature , the problem of policing the plots be : FRIDAY , AUGUST 10th , 1917 , comes more acute . system than in stuffy and often unclean sties , cultural Executive Committee of their A number of requests for combatant , and our mercantile at 3.30 o'clock punctually , all that comfortable at the Food Production Department , many far- duction and other Departments of the Board bered that this branch of the work of the De- adopted is one entirely for local discretion . last few months what this means . but , judging from enquiries received recently county , very few people outside the Food Pro - year are most encouraging . It will be remem- own Food Production Department's scheme this tion Department , and the Department points faces the hidden and treacherous submarine Freehold DWELLING HOUSE , called " Bank mers and other pig keepers do not yet realise out that the method of protection to of Agriculture Croft , " with outbuilding , excellent garden and fully the possibilities of the outdoor method . can have any idea of the two capital orchards adjoining , containing in Pig grazing , when the pigs range , variety , and general utility of the partment was undertaken as an emergency On the whole , the best system seems to be a work done by these Committees . A summary culty . all about 1 acre , o roods , 9 poles , situate in ringed , will improve pasture in a marked man- of the same may therefore prove interesting part , poor , and there was a good deal of dis- plots , the patrols working voluntarily or in are properly measure in circumstances of considerable diffi- simple plan of policing in turns by members . the village of Monkland , abutting the main ner . Incidentially , of course , it also leads to Last year's crops were , for the most of the allotment association or holders of to the public generally , who should under- road , near to the church and school , now in the consumption of valuable food materials the occupation of Mr. Gomer Jones at the ( such as acorns ) which otherwise are wasted in largely of farmers landowners , and others thousands of allotment holders , gardeners , and districts some method of policing is necessary . stand that the Committees are composed ricts that it seemed likely at one ease . So acute was the problem in many dist- return for nominal payment from a common annual rent of £ 17 . The tenant paying rates . many fields . There is ample evidence to show having a close personal knowledge of the local other small growers would be unable to ob- A certain amount of pilfering is reported from head of the firm of Mesrs . Dunn and Co. , time that fund . There is no doubt that in many urban The house contains dining - room , good that the outdoor system results in a great sav- agricultural conditions . In the first place , the tain moderately good seed at all . It was felt some places ; a certain amount of wilful dam- hatters , " it was stated at the St. Pancras tri- kitchen , wash - house , 3 bedrooms , workshop , method are more prolific and much hardier respective counties ; and in most counties they tions to the allotment holders who had taken skirts of one town a ing of meal ; that breeding sows kept on this Committees have conducted surveys of their that the Department was under special obliga- age from others . It is stated that on the out - bunal , " object to their father's business be- ger and more vigorous than pigs bred in sties . regard to any land which was not being culti- acres ) under the Cultivation of Lands Order allotment field by way of a short cut from at the tribunal , " said Mr. Dunn to a " Daily than sty - kept sows ; that their young are big - have made vigorous use of their powers in plots ( their total holdings exceeding 12,000 tempted to drive a horse and cart across the only mistake the military representative made man had actually at- Supposing that for one reason or another it vated properly . cause it involves the killing of rabbits . " " The is thought inadvisable to work on the open - air in which such land should be cultivated have of the Board of Agriculture and Fisheries ; but one part of the town to another . system all the year round , as may be the case been issued in thousands of cases . in some districts , it is certain that practic number of changes of tenancy have been Department and its working through the Agri- The special constables in most places have paid emption being given a few months ago when Complaints Mail " representative , was , A large . assistance by local authorities are frequent of portions of allotment grounds four sons . were not confined to these . The scheme of the being used more or less regularly as footpaths . exempted as conscious objectors , the last ex- ally all pigs may with advantage in these effected by agreement ; 93 orders have been I have five , and they are all times , be turned out from April to October . made authorising landowners to cultural Executive Committees of the counties particular attention to the allotments , but ob- the youngest son reached the age of eighteen . In - pig sows and gilts turned out to pasture forthwith the tenancy of bad farmers ; and in has been criticised by a writer in one of the viously it is not within their power to keep The eldest is about thirty - two . from April to October need only a very little over 200 instances the Committees have taken misapprehension as to its scope and condi- marauders . The Home Secretary has called the small holdings , chiefly for fruit growing , which concentrated food , indeed on good grass they possession of badly farmed land ( comprising tions . It may be well therefore to repeat that attention of Chief Constables throughout the I have established at Redbowin , near St. Al- market gardening papers , apparently under a watch during the whole 24 hours for possible single ; they are all at work on the land- They are all may do without any concentrated food at all . some 20,000 acres ) and are either farming it broadly speaking the scheme was a success and country to the importance of preventing tres . bans . The object is to get more out of land . Obviously they should be ringed before being themselves or have let it to good disturb the turf . run on pasture , or folded there , or they may acreage devoted to armers . The has given general satisfaction . It was not in- pass on allotments and has suggested that The holdings are . one and a quarter to and a length of barbed wire fixed close to the restricted and the area under hops has been to be the increase of the production of pota- Food Production Department points out that the taking of life , even that of insects on Hurdles make a good fold mustard for seed , bulbs , etc. has been severely tended to meet the quite distinctive problems they should press for substantial penalties j and a half acres each . of the market grower . ground will prevent pigs from nosing under reduced by 50 per cent . Schemes are in hand toes on small holdings and in allotments and trespass upon lar that is being dealt with their fruit trees . Its object was stated whenever convictions can be obtained . The " My sons have a conscientious objection to any fence , two strands of barbed wire fixed for the improvement of the drainage condi- ground should keep in any pig . respectively six and fifteen inches from the tions of considerable areas of waterlogged land ; cottage gardens by : ( a ) encouraging the small under the Cultivation of Land Orders and is hat - making business because that involves the They have not joined my Store pigs and action has been taken to reduce the dani- grower to plant Scotch or Irish seed , and ( b ) protected by the public display of a statement slaughter of rabbits and other animals to pro- from ten weeks and upwards may be relied age to crops from rabbits , pheasants , rooks , by providing facilities for him to obtain the to that effect is an offence under the Defence vide the fur for making bowler hats and soft upon to find most of their food out of doors , the many directions in which the Committees Agricultural Executive Committees who have rats and sparrows . These are only a few of seed . The methods adopted were as follows of the Realm Regulations . Offenders are liable if given a fairly large un . Cases are on to a fine of £ 100 or six months ' imprisonment , record where porkers sold off good pasture are working for the public benefit , and the adopted the scheme were instructed to receive or both . have made satisfactory prices in the London result of their action has been undoubtedly to summary of their requirements to the Depart- be people who would wilfully destroy human It is almost incredible that in a orders from small growers and to forward a national crisis like the present there should market without having received any raise the standard of farming throughout the trated food , but as a rule it will pay to give country and to impress alike on landowners ment , with , a list of receiving and distributing food , but unfortunately such people exist . It took to the land . They had about two - and - a- agents at convenient centres in the counties , is the duty of all law - abiding and patriotic to whom the potatoes could be consigned in citizens to see that they are drastically pun- lots of not less than four tons . Committees of ished if caught , and to merchants were set up in England and Scot- measures to catch them . land with whom the terms of purchase were decided , and who received and distributed or- ders sent to them from the Department . The potatoes were forwarded direct by the sup- DRYING SURPLUS GARDEN live on their wages from those farms . " pliers to the distributing centres and consig 6,000 tons were nees selected by the County Committees . Some obtained from Scotland and The problem of handling garden and allot about 900 tons from England , 400 tons of the ntent surpluses Lord Rhondda and Food Orders was the merchants . 8,600 tons were also purchased by Society ( Queen Annes Chambers , Tothill Street , latter being secured otherwise than through serious of fruit and vegetables is a one . chief subject discussed on Tuesday by the the Department , in Ireland , through the De- S.W.1 . ) in association with the Food Produc- good deal of confidence in me , and I have to The Agricultural Organisation Grocers ' Conference at Portsmouth . Mr. A. B. Gibson ( Nottingham ) , retiring partment of Agriculture and Technical Instruc- tion Department is placing many small grow- satisfy their requirements . For eighteen years President , said it was reassuring that Lord tributed from Cardiff , Bristol , and Preston by ers , but the surpluses of most gardeners are tion for Ireland . These potatoes were dis- ers with surpluses in touch with possible buy- I have been trying to find a substitute for Rhondda had declined to be pressed into an- inspectors sent down for the purpose . nouncing his policy until he had grasped the ment was made by the purchasers through the solution of their difficulty it would seem is a Pay- too small to handle in this way . The best subject . He suggested to Lord Rhondda and to the federation officials that reasonable distributed was 15,538 tons , 14 cwts . , and the pluses . Lady Glover at the , Economy Exhibi- The total quantity of potatoes cheap and easy means of conserving these sur notice should be given , say a fortnight or a number of consignments month , before an Order became operative in One county took over 1,400 tons ; three counties completed the erection of a special exhibit on about 2,700 . tion in the Westminster Bridge Road has just order that it might percolate to the smallest received between 750 and 1,000 tons each ; six behalf of the Food Production Department , denomination . To join one might imply some We recently published in distributor . our columns urgent appeal from the Director of ne The Mayor said that if the Government and 500 ; 35 received under 250 between 500 and 750 tons ; twelve between 250 showing the most economical methods of dry - criticism of another , therefore their religion National Egg Collection for an increased sup- were going into business they ought to have Five counties did not adopt the scheme . tons apiece . ing fruit and vegetables with the ordinary is expressed in private devotions . " a proper system of business control : Parlia- some counties a ply of eggs owing to the increasing require- In domestic appliances . Dried fruit or vegetables trollers of the Leominster Depot , 30 , High that they could not carry on business as they other than the Executive Committees . ments of the hospitals in France . The con- ment should let the Government understand tributed went through individuals and bodies quired for this purpose when the fruit and proportion of the total dis- can be stored in about a tenth the space re- Times , " reporting last year the sons ' appli- The " Herts Advertiser and St. Albans Street , Leominster , have now received a fur- had been doing . He could not understand worth while to emphasise the fact that the It is vegetables are fresh , dried they will keep for asked if officer's caps were not displayed in cation for exemption , stated that one was " Our August why Parliament allowed the Government to majority of these potatoes were supplied to they can be dried by anybody with an a very long time , and Lady Glover shows how the windows of their father's business and he Aim . " The Leominster Depot has kept up its pass so easily the Defence of the Realm Act , small men who were not in the habit of using consignments excellently considering the diffi- which allowed some individuals to act as Scotch or Irish seed potatoes and were or a gas stove in their own home . replied that the allowance they received came culties and discouragements which poultry tyrants . These from the portion of the business that was not The whole subject should be re- placed for obtaining seed at all through local the dilemna of the gardener or allotment man ill demonstrations certainly go far to dispose of keepers have to contend with and we gladly viewed at once ( Hear , hear ) . connected in any way with the war . agencies . give publicity to this further appeal in confi- Complaints have been singularly with more fruit or vegetables than he . dence that the public of Leominster and dist- few . A considerable amount of loss occurred ? consume at the moment or sell conveniently . rict will make a in transit . In the case of the Irish consign- Similar demonstrations are to be given all generous response for the Treasury Minutes just published show that ments there was a certain amount of short over the country in due course . sake of the gallant wounded . The letter re- ferred to runs as follows : on May io and June 7 Mr. Bonar Law inti- weight . Some of the Scottish " seed " was very mated to the Board that it was desired to diseased tubers . This briefly is a candidate- small ; and there was a certain quantity of provide for the financing of further purchases to the value of £ 1,000,000 and ment of the scheme and its working , and whilst THE SILENCE OF THE BRITISH NAVY . Thames there on Send were drowned in the £ 2,000,000 respectively . Bills connected with the Department will , of course , be able to make arrangements farther ahead and to that 1918 . Offices : - Croftmead , Kingsland , Herefordshire . Leominster Office Corn Square . O STOCKLEY CROSS , STAUNTON - ON- ARROW . concen- one pound per head of such food on the aver- and on farmers their patriotic duty to secure age . When feeding for bacon during the last the utmost possible production of food from two or three weeks pigs should be prepared the land under their control . for slaughter mainly on concentrated food . There are many small orchards up and down the country full of old standard trees where it wonld pay well in bacon and at the same MR . R. H. GEORGE is instructed by the time improve the grass ( and probably also the THURSDAY , AUGUST 9th , 1917 . Representatives of the late Mr. George yield of fruit ) if two or three pigs were run Went to Sell by Auction , on during the summer . Pig keepers interested in the new method should write to the Food Production Department , 72 , Victoria S.W.1 . , for free bulletin No. 9 , on Economical Feeding of Live Stock . " A PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE , 6-8 horse power , by Robey & Co. THRESHING MACHINE ( 4ft . 6in . drum ) , by Marshall , complete , with cover . STRAW TRUSSER , by Hornsby , SAW- BENCH , Circular Saws , Fitters ' and Machin- ists ' Tools and Requisites , Timber , Corrugated Iron Sheets , Wire Netting , Wagon Covers , 14 Couples of Fowls , Poultry Houses and Coops , Garden and Farm Tools , Casks , the whole of the Household FURNITURE and EFFECTS , Home - Cured Hams and 3 Flitches , Garden Produce , the Fruit and Grass Keep to the 2nd November , etc. the Sale at ONE o'clock punctually . Catalogues may be obtained from AUCTIONEER , Croftmead , Kingsland , Hereford- shire . By Messrs . E. HAMMOND & SON . E. Hammond & Son , Auctioneers , Valuers , House , Estate , and Insurance Agents , Conduct all classes of SALES BY AUCTION VALUATIONS FOR PROBATE , Etc. , RENTS Street , " The FOR THE WOUNDED . SPECIAL AUGUST APPEAL FOR THE NATIONAL EGG COLLECTION . MORE EGGS MUST BE SECURED . CASH WANTED . ther communication headed OUR AUGUST AIM . an I am glad to be able to report to you that and BOOK DEBTS COLLECTED . Personal the results of our special efforts made during Attention , Prompt Settlements . June have been highly satisfactory considering the increasing difficulties in front of every Depot Controller and Collector , owing to the wholesale destruction of poultry . ESTABLISHED 1881 . Offces - Highbury House , Leominster . By Messrs . MORRIS , MARSHALL and POOLE . UPTON COURT , TENBURY . For your share in the total received please receive our most sincere and grateful thanks . Unfortunately we have now heard from the War Office that they require a still larger number for the unfortunate wounded in France . It is difficult , and in some cases im- possible , for the supplies of eggs to be in- creased , in fact we expect greatly diminished quantities during August . THE FOOD ORDERS . GROCERS ' VIEW THAT THE CONTROLLER SHOULD GIVE LONGER NOTICE . £ 3,000,000 FOR STATE SUGAR . sugar committees . was the transactions will mature on October 31st , extent more satisfactorily for future seasons , it is felt that speaking generally the scheme this year can fairly be described as successful . MAN'S STORY OF MARRIAGE WITH HIS SISTER . take all reasonable CROPS . oven can DEEDS WHICH , IF REVEALED , WOULD ELECTRIFY THE NATION . the war . me in the hat - making industry , but after a homburgs I persuaded two of them to join while they went out again . That was before " It is some eight or ten years since they half acres each . " When during the war they applied for exemplion as conscientious objectors it was granted to them on condition they took up ordinary farm work . They have gone to various farms in the neighbourhood . and they " And do you agree with their attitude ? " " I do . " How , then , is one to reconcile the killing of rabbits involved in your business ? " " I was in the trade before my objections became as strong as they are now . The busi- My customers have a ness grew around me . animal fur and I have not yet found it . Wool will serve for cheap hats but not for the better varieties . " " sons ' religious beliefs ? " " Have you any objection to stating your " They have not adopted any particular form of religion , and they are not attached to any RIVER RESCUERS ' FATE . In an heroic attempt to save the life of a friend , two Portsmouth young men who were Cholsey , bathing cried for help . The two went to his assistance , but became exhausted and sank . The one who was first in difficulties was ulti- mately rescued In a somewhat vague , but by no means in an unreal fashion , the country is aware both STATE FARM COLONY . of the sure protection which has been afforded RESCUE BY WOUNDED MAN . DUCAL ESTATE BOUGHT FOR SOLDIERS by the Navy , and of the patience and hardship Two Edinburgh visitors , Mrs. Spence and AND SAILORS , and danger which this protection has involved . Miss Lawrie , who were caught in a current and Impatient voices have sometimes prayed for carried out to sea at Spittal ( Berwick coast ) on Lilleshall , the Shrophire seat of the Duke of theatrical displays and hazardous enterprises , Monday , were rescued with great difficulty by ard Frank ,, of the firm of Knight , Frank and ( 42 ) , was charged with assaulting his wife , of methods anr of time and the event ( says the liers suffering from shell shock , and is still Sutherland , was offered for sale by Sir How- but most of us are satisfied that the Navy Alexander Lough and George Nicholson . Lough At Thames Police Court , Patrick Marshall knows its business , and is the best judge alike Rutley , at Hanover - square , on Monday . was discharged from the Northumberland Fusi- Matilda , who complained of being frequently There was no bid for the whole estate . ill - treated by the defendant , Replying to the take this conviction for granted , and to doubt It will therefore Later on , however , the mansion house of " Hospital " ) . The mass of the people indeed far from well . be necessary for every Depot Controller to Lilleshall , with 604 acres of land , was sold by magistrate , the woman said that shortly after the ability or judgment or courage of our sail- MESSRS . MORRIS , MARSHALL POOLE have received instructions from cash during the month to remit to our Head- private treaty , and the Board of Agriculture which had been inserted by the defendant in and make a special effort to collect at least £ 5 in the Representatives of the late Mr. Henry quarters for the purchase of eggs at wholesale purchased a further 1,150 acres of ground as a the name of Patrick Marshall asking informa- that is dear to them . The day will doubtless aware where lies the protection of everything quite MYSTERY OF A MAN'S AGE . tion about a lost sister . The Rhyl tribunal had another attempt on Thinking the adver- come when some of the acts and accomplish . Saturday to unravel the mystery of a tiser might be her brother , whom she had not ments which this protection includes will be age . seen since he was two years old , she answered displayed in the face of the nation , and there the military representative said there was no He claimed that he is forty - three , but the advertisement . She had two brothers and can be no doubt that the record will announce evidence that he was more than forty - one . a sister . The sister was now undergoing a individual achievements equal to anything yet The man had failed to produce a certificate The exigencies of birth , as his parents had registered and SALE OF GROWING CROPS OF GRAIN WITH THE STRAW , TO GO OFF . Horton , to Sell by Auction , on the premises , prices . Will you make an attempt to do this 11.8 lots , or otherwise , subject to conditions , for us ? On FRIDAY , AUGUST 3rd , 1917 , BOY WHO SPOKE TOO SOON . farm colony for soldiers and sailors . Say to yourself we have to try and collect at least 3s . a day , a guinea a week , or THE EEL AS FOOD . the war broke out she saw an advertisement ons never occurs to them . They are The man's man s em- at 5 o'clock in the afternoon , about 605 in the month . We beg of you to try and ACRES OF OATS , with the Straw , to go off . do this for us . I am sure if you attempt it you will succeed ... It is only necessary for Lord Desborough , who presided over the life sentence for murder . At the first inter- written on the roll of , fame . you to tell the people in your district exactly Commission which recently investigated the view with the defendant she knew he was not of war and the risk of giving information to christened him as Thomas Jones , but he had what you want and enlist their help in achiev- possibilities of fresh - water fish as food , in an her brother , as he did not correspond with a the enemy compel silence about deeds which always been called Robert . ing Our August Aim . address on the subject at the National Wel- photograph her sister had shown her . At a would , if revealed , electrify the nation , and ployer said he had done all he could to get During the last month we supplied every fare and Economy Exhibition on Monday later date the defendant admitted he was not with this silence we must fain strive to be the man's age , but had failed , and as a last My parents died when I was a child , " British wounded soldier in France with all evening , said as રી food value one pound of her brother , but her brother's friend . and content . said John Francis Brennan , a fifteen - year - old the eggs they needed - think of that ! Not a eels was far better than a loin of beef . Tramway - car The asked her to marry him , which she did . The resort he produced a letter from the school- conductor , The fleet nowadays includes many strange master at Rhuddlan certifying that according to the Blaskpool single egg came from any other source but total stock of fresh - water fish was probably defendant said he found out after marriage craft transferred from peaceful ends to war- magistrates on Monday , when charged with ours - that is a great accomplishment and you about 8,000 tons , and it seemed terrible that that the prosecutrix was stealing £ 1 13s . in tramway fares . his sister . The like enterprises , and with these are men wise born on May 24 , 1874 , so he was forty - three . to the school admission register the man was I have contributed your share towards it . in times like these so much good food should woman , on " His father will come for him this after- Please put us in the position of being able to be wasted when it practically lay at people's said that 10 years ago she received a letter and now set upon other than their usual spoil . not accept that as evidence , but the tribunal being recalled by the magistrate , in the industries and cunning of the seas , The military representative said he could noon , " said Superintendent . Derham . " He say that August shows a similar record to our door . from her brother Charles , who was then in Engaged in watching , patrolling , mine - sweep decided that subject . to the chairman being sat- has sent a telegram from Shaw . " credit . Yours very truly , F .. CARL , Hon . Mr. Alfred Bigland said that there was no Tombs Prison , New York ; for murder . reason why a great fresh - water fish industry case was adjourned for the attendance of the fishermen and others skilled in seacraft , not man's age should be accepted as forty - three , The ing , and such - like duties are numbers of our isfied with the entry in the school register the should not spring up . sister , who was said to be in Aylesbury Prison . to speak of crowds of adventurous youth who and he would be exempted . The boy was remanded till the following day Director , 154 , Fleet Street , London , E.C.4 . , for his father to appear . 17th July , 1917 . F |