The Kington Times - May 1917
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Kington Times 5th May 1917 - Page 5
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| Date | 05/05/1917 |
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| Type | Newspaper |
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| Language | English |
| Area | Kington Times |
| Collection Holder | Herefordshire Libraries |
| Date of Publication | 5th May 1917 |
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My Very Best Spring Display If you want to see variety of style ; If you like something very If very smart , without being extreme ; you do not want to pay more than you did year for your things , EET See rdshire Var . LDIER eet , Pembridge , " that her hus- Herefordshire ulder on March Herefords and KILLED . and Mrs. W. eceived official heir third son ropshire Yeo- Egypt on April vas apprenticed Richard Bright , s father . Two the Shropshire o he went to in the district e news of his of age . UALTY . son of Mr. and imore , Eardis- ion in France , enlisted in the went out last WAR . coachman to has heard ller , of the a prisoner of s , and is safe , rampton Brian MAN nd , received a e stating that K.S.L.I. , was e since heard . Pte . Payne A brother in the war . UNDED . son of Mr .. igmore , is in g from shrap- The latest progress to- ALTIES . been heavily parishioners , en their lives .. nounced that d fallen . It ervice shortly . fof wounded e in hospital congregation LIAN an Imperial h . France on son of Mrs. ord , who re- onveying the usly wounded back at the was killed . ANCE . Leominster , S. and C.S. by shell fire r J. A. Hill , : " His one eived a head in hospital The doctors right and his ANCE . n's Meadow , rank Jeffery , Battery , has ffering from arm , caused in France . at he could thought he to be across UGHAN at Vaughan sted to hear omotion and pany . He was the re- S upon his last My Spring Displays . ( Continued from Page 4 ) . The New Prettiest Hats , Costumes , & c . Splendid Value . See also my Show of other Goods specially bought for Spring . J. A. Cole , 24 , High St. , LEOMINSTER . DEATH OF PTE . WALTER MORGAN . We regret to state that Pte . Walter Morgan , Herefordshire Regt . , whom we previously re- ported as having been severely wounded in Egypt on April 19th , died on April 24th , the and Mrs. C. Morgan , The Broad , Leominster , on Tuesday morning . Pte . Walter Morgan was on the Leominster News staff as an ap- prentice until - joining up 12 months ago . He is the second from the staff of the paper to THE KINGTON TIMES . MAY 5 , 1917 . before long . Hope all the folks at home are keeping well despite the bad weather you are experiencing . Don't worry . Keep smiling . I hope soon to be able to get about again . " sistant at Messrs . Ross & Sons ' Leominster Signaller Grubb , who was formerly an as- branch , was 19 years of age on Wednesday . Herefordshire and Worcestershir Agricultural Society . President The Right Hon . The EARL OF COVENTRY . The Annual ON Thursday , SHOW June 7th . 1917 ( ONE DAY ) . Will be held At HEREFORD . Extension of date for Closing Entries Entries Will be received up to SATURDAY , MAY 12 Schedules and Entry Forms on application to T. H. EDWARDS , Secretary , Leominster . WIGMORE LOCAL TRIBUNAL WIGMORE RURAL DISTRICT A meeting of the above Tribunal was held on Tuesday , when there were present : Messrs . L L. Moore ( presiding ) , G. H. Green , T. J. Nott , J. Morgan , H. T. Weyman ( Clerk ) , with the Military representative ( E. E. Rouse Boughton . An application on behalf of Charles Herbert Oliver , Leintwardine , for further exemption was refused . Joseph Smith , 18 , waggoner , Burrington . July 1st , and substitute to be found . J. S. Joseph , Willey . - Adjourned . Sidney Palmer , gardener , Wheatstone , Leint- wardine , 32 , married . - June 1st , final . John A. Jones , 18 , single , waggoner , Petch- field . Adjourned for a month to go before the Medical Board . nth to go before notineation being received by his parents Mr. YOUNG OFFICER'S PROMO- Exemption was granted to Frederick on condi- fall , Pte . T. Jones , a linotype operator , being killed recently in France . Mr. and Mrs. Morgan have three other sons serving , Leading Stoker T. F. Morgan , who was in the Battle of Jutland ; Henry Morgan , Wilts Regt .; and Chris Morgan , M.T. Writing on April 13th , Pte . Walter Morgan said : " On the 25th March we were about 14 miles from the Turks ' positions but during the night we got over that distance and halted some distance away from them and on the following rested till about II a.m. morning . We had to go over the hill to make the attack and before many minutes had passed we were in the thick of it . At about 3.30 p.m the battle was in full swing and at about 4.30 a charge was made and the Turks were driven from their trenches . On the fol- lowing morning ( 27th ) the Turks made an attack and I am afraid they paid very heavily don't know how I managed to get out of it without being hit but I suppose there was not one made for me . I expect ou know how many Leominster boys got hit . Jack Pearce , from Orleton , was the first to vet hit in the Herefords . I saw him after is wound was dressed and he was quite cheer- 1 saw Captain Sale after he was hit . He was killed outright . He was very much ked by the men he was in charge of . Well , hope I shall be as lucky the next time we We are off the desert now . I am writing this letter in a barley field in Palestine . I was very pleased to receive the Leominster News . I hope you won't have to for it . ful . go into action . TION . COUNCIL . The monthly meeting of the Wigmore Rural there were District Council was neld on Tuesday , when present : ( presiding ) , G. H. Green , T. J. Nott , J. Messrs . L. L. Moore Monnington , with the Clerk and the Surveyor . Vaughan , J. Hamar , James Watkins , W. T. The Clerk read a letter from the collector Council if in the event of his being called up of water rates at Leintwardine asking the the Council would appoint his father to do the work for the time being . The Clerk pointed out that no matter was deferred . would be required this half year and the water rate PRINTING . You will get GOOD WORK LOW AND PRICES AT STEVENSON'S 33 , High Street , Kington . Billheads , Statements , Memorandums , and all kinds of Commercial Printing in well arranged and up - to - date style . Ledgers , Day Books , Letter Books , and all in great variety . Note the Address Cash Books Office Stationer 33 , HIGH STREET , KINGTON . Circulars were read relating to voluntary and venereal diseases , with copies of National Service , maternity and infant welfare , scheme and leaflets from the County Council the for distribution . £ 500 on deposit from the Reserve Fund . excess of last year . The estimates were passed , the calls were in It was decided to place Wigmore , Mr. John Morgan in place of Mr. C. previous meeting were filled as follows : Shob- The vacancies in the Council reported at a don , Mr. Pugh in place of Mr. W. A. Morgan ; of Mr. Price ; Downton , Mr. Joseph Goodwin ; C. Nott ; Aymestry , Mr. W. T. Morris in place WANTED , at once , suitable PERSON . to Bockleton and Coxall , Mr. W. Burgoyne in place of Mr. Finney . Joseph H. Lamb , 32 , married , 3 children , cowman and milkman , Walford . - October 1st . Frederick Morris , 21 , single , and Ernest stated that he was willing to release Ernest for by their father , Mr. William Morris , who , Morris , 18 , single , Willey Hall , were appealed . provided he could retain Frederick , who was shepherd and machinist . Two other sons had volunteered at the commencement of the war tion that Ernest joined up on June 15th next . The Military representative applied to have Second - Lieutenant V. J. M. Kendrick , son the cases of Herbert Gough , Leintwardine , of Mr. J. B. Kendrick , supervisor of excise at John William Francis , 23 , married , 2 children , Chester and formerly of Leominster , has re- stone and monumental mason , single , 41 ; and ceived his second star . " until recently waggoner for Mr. Edwin Price , Messrs . J. Morgan and W. T. Morris being with the Machine Gun Corps at Mansfield . Leintwardine , reviewed . In both cases the cet - substituted for Messrs . C. C. Notu and T. Price Tarious Committees were re - appointed , The many Leominster friends of Lieutenant tificate of exemption was withdrawn . Kendrick will congratulate him upon his pro - applied for exemption for Francis who had re- Mr. R. Meredith , Pools Farm , Downton , then respectively , and Mr. J. Hamar was added e cently engaged with applicant as waggoner . Exemption was granted to June 1st and no further appeal .. He is in training PUSHING THE HUNS . Sapper F. G. Tunks , R.E. , writes as follows to his sister : We have been busy pushing the Huns back and we have got them on the run , I expect you have seen more than I have in the way of news . I have seen the actual thing , but I am out of it now again for a time so don't worry about me . grand sights on Easter Monday and for four I saw some or five days following . Monday was a very exciting day . It was a treat to see our boys going over the top and taking three or four trenches . We followed on lasted all day . We took miles of trenches and after them . That hundreds of prisoners with very little loss on our side . We started out at 1.20 a.m. and did not get back till after 8 at night , so you see we had a long day , but I quite enjoyed it and we followed on next morning . I can assure you it was very hard work and the weather was very much against us . shells and bullets . Our Sergeant and Sapper We were dodging Rabbath got wounded . Also A. Cooper got a small bit in his leg , but he is all right now . We had one of our working party killed and one wounded , but we were a very lucky com- pany in spite of the exciting time we had . Temporary exemption to June 5th . Charles Morris , 18 , single , Adforton , waggoner . WIGMORE POLICE COURT . Vaughan and T. J. Nott . Tuesday , before Messrs . L. L. Moore , J. BURNING GORSE . Richard Meredith , The Hollows , Burrington , hill land in his occupation at 11 o'clock on the was charged with allowing a bright light from night of April 7th last . P.C. Tomkins proved the case . the fire , which he had lighted to destroy the Defendant said he admitted responsibility for harbour of rabbits , which were eating a field of grain badly and he sent his lad to put the ever properly done . fire out in the afternoon , which was not now- This being the first case of the kind at this Court defendant was fined 2s . 6d . UNSHADED LIGHT . Margaret Meredith , Leintwardine , was sum- shop window at 11.15 p.m. on the night of April the steam roller Committee . The Medical Officer of Health reported seven cases of German measles in the district , which were now recovered and no further cases had since arisen . The Surveyor reported that the certificate of the County Surveyor had been disallowed on the main roads from Walford to Mortimers Cross , and from Wigmore to Mary Knoll , ow- ing to the extraordinary timber traffic passing over these roads . No tenders for stone hauling for the northern portion of the district had been received . WANTED . housework in a cottage . - Apply , MORGAN , Ox- look after an old lady and do the house , Shobdon . house , Shobdon . WANTED , steady MAX as waggoner , cot- tage and garden . - Apply , MORGAN , Ox- W HELP , good salary to suitable person . R.S.O. Apply , Mrs. JONES , Flintsham Court , Titley , ANTED , in farmhouse , WORKING WANTED GENERAL , age 15 , three in FOR 5 NOR Sale , 9 - feet Coulter CORN DRILL ( Preece ) . Apply , CAVE , Drum Farm , Stoke Prior . FOR OR Sale , HEIFER , very promising milker , with her 4 - day - old Heifer Calf . - Apply , HAWKINS , Woodbrook , Kington . PUR URE - BRED BUFF ROCK EGGS for Sale , 3/6 per doz . - Apply , GRIFFITHS , The Firs , Dilwyn . F OR Sale , COLLIE SHEEPDOG . - Apply , E. W. ROGERS , Waterloo , Sunset , Kington . No TO DEAD CHICKS . - To make your poultry pay , you must rear every chick , and the family . Apply , Mrs. BULLOCK , The only sure way to do this is to feed them for Bank House , Knighton - on - Teme . the first three weeks exclusively on ARMI- TAGE'S No. 1 ORIGINAL DRY CHICK WANTED , TWO LADS , to assist with FOOD , and follow on with ARMITAGE'S No. home . - Apply , F. MILLS , Horsebreaker , Ten- horses , early in May , live in , good bury . " 2 GROW - ON CHICKEN MIXTURE , and ARMITAGE'S No. 3 .SMALL CHICKEN CORN . Manufactured by ARMITAGE BROTHERS , J. Nott and the Surveyor . LTD . , Poultry Food Specialists , Nottingham . condition , for cash.-E. MORGAN , Jew- Sold by : -T . PORTER , South Street ; G. F. The Surveyor applied for an increase of sal- eller , Drapers Lane , Leominster . ary in the shape of a war bonus of 10 per cent . HINTON , Rainbow Street ; H. BACH , High agenda for next meeting . The question was adjourned to put on the WANTED , strong , active LAD , aged 14 or Street ; G. GOUGH & Co. , 2 , Broad Street , Leo- The matter was left in the hands of Mr. T. WANTED old ARTIFICIAL TEETH , any PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH . ANNUAL SYNOD OF THE WEST MIDLAND DISTRICT . Fine weather favoured the meetings of the West Midland Primitive Methodist Annual opening service on Friday was conducted by 15 , to attend to pony and garden . - Ap- Bromyard . ply , Rev. CHILDE - FREEMAN , Edwyn Ralph , ANTED , young HOUSE - PARLOUR- W MAID , one lady , good references.- Apply , Mrs. PAYNE EVANS , Bronllys Castle , Talgarth , R.S.O. , Breconshire . WANTED , GENERAL WORKMAN , good TEDSTONE , Ivington Park , Leominster . cottage and garden found . - Apply , J. minster . DAVIES & BROWN , Ludlow . EGGS FOR HATCHING , Buff Rocks , Sut- ton - Barrons strain ; White Leghorns , Barron - Padman strain ; 4s , per dozen , carriage if any 6d . extra . - B . Cook , Crabtree , Eardis- land . Foto Strings.Apply , 1. E. DAVIES , NOR Sale , good BARLEY STRAW , tied Lawtonbury , Leominster . OR Sale , BOY'S CYCLE , " Bradbury , " Fame , cost £ 6 xos . , shop soiled only , Synod held at Tyseley , April 27th to 30th . The WANTED , useful HELP , age about 15 ascrifice £ 5 cash . - Apply , 18 , SOUTH STREET , Apply , Mrs. PINCHES , Cockgate Farm , herd , L. Perry and R. Taunton . the Rev. J. Pearce , the preachers being three Bircher , near Leominster . Leominster . Stop printing it , as this is one of the things We have just had a report read to us from moned for failing to shade the light from her candidates for the ministry , Messrs . R. Shep - ANTED , strong BOY , 12 to 16 years of OR Sale , SHEARING MACHINE , com- the boys look forward to when a mail is expected . We have just heard that the British have had a big capture of prisoners and guns again so I hope it will soon be over , that we can all get back home again . " Pte . MARTIN MORRIS . Pte . Martin Morris , of the Border Regt . , who was wounded in France on Good Friday , Snow in hospital in Glasgow . He sustained gunshot wound in the thigh and his many friends will be glad to know that although he was seriously wounded . he is progressing favourably PTE . J. P. SEAGER KILLED IN ACTION , it is with deep regret that we announce that Pte . John Percy Seager , Border Regiment , has been killed in action in France . - The sad news was conveyed in the following letter from the Rev. C. Langdon , C.F .: " I am writ- ing to express my deep sympathy with you in the loss of your son who was recently killed in action . It will I hope be some consola- tion to you to know that your son fell when nobly doing his duty in his country's cause . He has been buried close to where he fell , side by side with other brave comrades , and substantial cross bearing his name will soon be erected to mark the spot . " Pie . Seager , who was the youngest son of our General on the good work done by us be- fore and in the " Push . " LEOMINSTER MINISTER FOR FRANCE . The Rev. J. C. Elder , Pastor of Leominster Baptist Church , is shortly leaving the town to take up work with the Y. M. C. A. on the Western Front . During his ministry in Leo- minster Mr. Elder has by the earnestness and sincerity of his work , and by his genial dis- position , won the respect and esteem not only 14th . P.C. Tomkins proved the case . Fined 5s . NO REAR LIGHT . Charles Ralphs for riding a bicycle with no light at the rear at Lingen on the night of dence in this case . April 15th was fined 1s . P.C. Miles gave evi- DISTRICT NOTES . The number of eggs of the National Egg A communion service under the Presidency of the Rev. Arthur Wilkes followed . age for small farm . Apply , W. J. VAUGHAN , Upper Moor , Bodenham , Leomin- ster . PPRENTICE Wanted , at once , to On Saturday the Rev. A. H. Kynaston pre- sided over the early morning service at which two candidates for the ministry , Messit . A Chemist's Business . Apply personally to Bickley and J. Vasey , preached . proper opened at 10 a.m. The local delegates Street , Leominster . The Synod R. B. SANDILAND , Pharm . Chemist , 2 , High were , Ludlow , Rev. A. H. Kynaston and Mr. VANTED , for middle of May , a young P.L , " c / o News Office , Leominster . plete , with grinder ( Stewart ) .- Apply , WHITE WYANDOTTES , the best winter layers ; Sittings of Eggs 3 / , Barron's and Cam's strain . - Apply , H. J. JOHNSON , Orleton , Herefordshire . FOR NOR Sale , by private treaty , a COTTAGE , with GARDEN , good position . - Apply , W. Jones ; Presteign , Mr. G. Jackson ; Bishops GENERAL , one who has been out be- E. HAMMOND & SON , Auctioneers , Leominster . Castle , Rev. T. A. Kelly and Mr. R. Evans ; Leominster , Mr. J. T. Bayley and the Rev. H. fore preferred . - Apply , Mrs. M. J. DENT , Corn- S. Millward ; Leintwardine , Mr. R. G. Mere- hill , Leominster . dith ; Craven Arms , Mr. B. Massey ; Weobley , received at the Mr. J. Price . A great Young People's Demon Collection , stration was held on Saturday evening , Chair- 30 , High Street , Leominster , last Friday , man ( Alderman A. G. Turley ) , Vice - Chairman amounted to 1,046 , of these 24 were given for ( J. C. Alcock , Esq . , J.P. , Knighton , the the soldiers at the Cottage Hospital , the re mainder being sent to the Central Depot , port and G. Forstner . speakers being Revs . J. Mainwaring , E. All- London . The district collections were as Excellent congregations attended all Sunday meetings . The closing one being at- of his own members but of the townsmen in depot general . He has taken a public spirited part in the life of the town and he will be greatly missed . The good wishes of all will follow him in the new sphere of labour upon which he is entering . 42 , Ivington WANTED , LADY'S BICYCLE , good re- M. ROSE , Harpfields , Tenbury . pair , state make and price . - Apply , E. WANTED gool SHOEING and WHEEL- WRIGHT SMITH , constant employ , cottage , and garden found . - Apply , LEWIS AND the SON , Waggon Builders , Kingsland . In a follows , Birley Parish per Miss Hyslop ) tended by unusual enthusiasm . Twenty young 90 , Hatfield School ( per Mrs. Smith and Miss People made a public confession of faith . Mon- Norgrove 11S . 11d . and 17 eggs , per Miss cuits applied for the Synod next year . Wingfield ) 19 , Town Collection , per miss L. day's session commenced at 10 a.m. 4s . and 16 eggs ; Cockgate School ( per Mrs. Posed Leominster and on the first round of Dowding . 3s . 5d . and 13 eggs , per Mrs. Pullman neat and able speech Mr. J. T. Bayley pro- voting it was decided by No Evans ) 18 , Luton ( iss Owen ) 23 , Orleton majority to accept the invitation . Besides the WOUNDED AT GAZA . Mrs. Hunt , 75 , Bargates , has received a noti- Pte . Harry Hunt , Herefordshire Regiment , fcation from the War Office that her husband , was wounded on March 26th in Egypt . further particulars have yet been received . RETIREMENT OFFICER . OF AN with power to retain his rank . When war FOR NOR Sale , PLANTS for Food Production , all sorts , no advance in prices . - Apply , R. MORROW , South Street and 41 , High Street , Leominster . TO LET .. 10 , Headbrook . - Apply , MISS HUMPHREYS , YOUNG GENERAL SERVANT y pued , The Close , Kington . To Let COTTAGE and Large GARDEN , at то NO Let , WHITE HOUSE , Bradnor Hill , Cottage and Garden , and 1 acres of Grass Plocks , possession at once . - Apply , C. STUART DELFOSSE , Kington . 18 to 20 , fond of children . - Apply , PUGH , Four Cir- Corn Square , Leominster . WANTED , APPRENTICE to Printing , wages paid . - Apply , THE LEOMINSTER PRINTING CO . , Drapers Lane , Leominster . house . Apply , PORTER , Leominster . WANTED , SITUATION for Girl , an overwhelming 18 , Pudleston ( per ordinary business special resolutions dealing School 41 , Upper Hill ( per Miss Powles ) 6 , with the temperance and education questions Shobdon School ( per Mrs. Lewis ) 12 , Monk - were unanimously passed . The beautiful Tyse- land 6 , Eye Council School ( per Mr. Vick ) 27 , ley church was crowded for the final mass Eye and Moreton ( per Miss Warren ) 29 , meeting Eardisland School ( per Mr. T. Wood ) 52 , speeches were on Monday evening . Powerful Mrs. Seager , of 38 , High Street , and of the retires Lieutenant - Colonel C. H. Cowling from The London Gazette " of April 18th ' ast Humber Schoolchildren 75 , Humber ( per Mrs. with being " The Ministry of the Church in Eardisland Parish ( per Miss M. Dyke ) 22 , Wilkes and J. delivered by the Revs . A. late Mr. William Seager , enlisted in March , H. Hirst , the subjects dealt 1916 , in the Herefordshire Regt . , and in active service under Para . 116 , T.F. Regs , Leysters Children , Mrs. Chattock and Mrs. Rome ) 15 , Brimfield ( per Miss Waterfield 62 , War Time " and " Preparing for Peace . " October was transferred to the Border Regt . broke out he had already retired , but assisted Parish ( per Miss Price ) 35 , Kingsland School elected General Committee delegate . Next year's business will be in the hands of Hawkins 35 , Hope and Ford 26 , Kingsland the Rev. A. H. Kynaston , of Ludlow , who was He was in the severe fighting on November in getting a battalion of the East Lancashire ( per Mr. Nock ) 18 . Sth , 1916 , and was one of the few of the Regiment ( Burnley ) , to which he had been at- raft from this district to come through with- tached , ready for the front , and was the first 48 , the contributors being Miss Saer , Two in this part of the district are : Ludlow , A. H. Navy Stall in Market The ministerial appointments for next year out a scratch . He has since been over the Adjutant to the second line of the same regi- Friends , Mr. Johnson ( Rose Bank ) , Mrs. Waite Kynaston ; Presteign , W. Wilcock ; Bishop .. top several times , notably on Easter Monday . ment . In May , 1915 , he was gazetted Major ( Yarpole ) , Mrs. Swaithe . Mrs. Seager has two other sons serving , and C.O. to the third line and was promoted Bought with cash Castle , T. A. Kelley ; Leominster , H. S. Mill- ne being in Salonika and the other home temporary Lieutenant - Colonel on November also received from the Misses Contributions at the depot were ward ; Leintwardine , Isaiah Potts ; Knighton , recovering from trench feet , and a son - in - 5th , 1915 . Williams Ezra E. W. Ramm ; Craven Arms , James Lind- law who is on the East Coast . battalion about 80 officers and 2,000 men passed Wharf ) , Miss Proudman ( Luston ) , Mrs. Robin- Wilding through his hands for training and the son ( Hamnish ) , Mrs. Levick ( Rowley Lodge ) , " Gazette " of February 24th last gives his Miss Chambers ( Hatfield ) , Mrs. Ridgley ( The name amongst those officers " Mentioned " for Hill , Eyton ) , Miss Hutchinson ( Grantsfield ) , " valuable services rendered in connection with the war . " LEOMINSTER VOLUNTEER NAVAL INJURED . Mrs. Grubb , of 6 , Bargates , Leominster , has learned that her son Signaller Ernest Cecil Grubb , R.N.V.R. , has been seriously injured while on his way to join a warship as a signaller . In a letter dictated by him on board a French hospital ship he says : " No loubt you have heard that I have met with an accident while on board a transport . had the misfortune to fracture my leg and my Whilst he in hand 79 . WANTED , WOMAN , to test is bake- as W General , age 17. - Apply , " M.A , " o News Office , Leominster . Rassist in kitchen and other work , house- maid kept . - Apply , by letter , MRS . J. SMITH , Monkton , Withington , Hereford . ESPECTABLE young GIRL Wanted , to 6 LLWOOD & SON , Chemists , Leominster , NO Let , good COTTAGE , with large garden , tural labourer . Apply to H. S. WILLIAMS , Stocktonbury , Leominster . 10 Let , No. 35 , SOUTH STREET , Leomin- LEVICK , Solicitor , Leominster . ster - For particulars apply to Mr. W. P. То NO Let , HOUSE , 5 , Corn Street , 2 rooms and scullery on ground floor , with cellar , bedrooms and attic , gas and water laid on.- E require an APPRENTICE ; also YOUNG Apply , J. B. DOWDING , 5 , Corn Square , Leo- LADY , for counter . FOR SALE . minster . OOD LOCK - UP STABLE to Let . - For minster . olonel un November ( Stocktonbury ) , the Rev. J. Westmorland ( The sey ; Weobley , A. Warcup ; Bromyard , J. G. F Indian Game , 3/6 per dozen , carriage COTTAGE , with garden and outbuildings , Lieut . - Colonel Cowling was formerly one of the Inspectors of Schools for Herefordshire and for some time commanded " F " Company in the Herefordshire Regiment . WOMAN'S SUICIDE . I A verdict of " Suicide while of unsound side is badly injured as also is my shoulder mind " was returned at a Hampstead ' inquest and arm , all on the left side . I am at present on Ada Louise Wyatt ( 40 ) , wife of a tailor's MUNITIONS EXPLOSIONS . 3 WOMEN KILLED AND 8 INJURED BY 6 - INCH SHELL . The Minister of Munitions regrets to an- Mrs. Marshall ( Sarnesfield Rectory ) , Mrs. Wardrop ( Lawtonbury ) , Miss Pinches ( Yar- pole ) , Mrs. Harris ( Dishley Court ) , Miss God- frey ( Brierley ) , Miss Wood ( Hampton Charles ) , Mrs. Ascroft ( The Tudor House ) ; Mrs. B. Hall nounce that on Thursday of last week in a ( Ashton ) , Mrs. Herring ( Ashton ) , Mrs. White munitions factory in Scotland Gich he ( Leinthall Earles ) , Miss Margaret Gibbons exploded , injuring 12 workers , 11 of whom ( Leinthall Earles ) , Misses Elsie and H. Bow- were women . Three women have since , died of kett ( Leinthall Earles ) , Mr. Hall ( Marsh Hall ) , their injuries . Miss Wood ( The Ryelands ) , Miss Edwards ( Monkland ) . Commendable coolness and spirit were shown by the workers . The situation was effectively dealt with , and the injured were promptly re- Mrs. Harley Nott wishes to acknowledge the sion were very local . No material damage was moved to hospital . The effects of this explo- ANOTHER EXPLOSION NOR Sale , EGGS , Brown Leghorn and extra . Apply , E. W. ROGERS , Waterloo , Sun- set , Kington . PIG in village . Apply , SMITH , Insurance Agent , Eardisland . NO Let , HOUSE and GARDEN , 31 , South IGS ARE OFTEN TROUBLED WITH clear same . Sold in Cartons containing six powders 5d . , by Agents in all parts ; or by minster . Post 12 Powders 1 / 1-96 Powders 6/6 , on WORMS ; Thorley's Worm Powders will Street . - Apply , SMITH , Withenfield , Leo- receipt of remittance , by JOSEPH THORLEY , HOUSE and SHOP to Let , No. 6 , Corn LTD . , King's Cross , London , N. W WALLPAPERS from 4d . per roll . Any quantity , large or small , supplied at WHOLESALE PRICES . Largest stock in Great Britain . Write for patterns , stating Co. , LTD . , Manchester . Street , Leominster . - Apply , HOLMES , 10 , Corn Street . NEWTOWN VILLA , NEWTOWN , LEOMINSTER . class required , ( DEPT . 279 ) , BARNETT WALLPAPER To Be Let ( with immediate possession ) , this desirable Residence , PIG KEEPERS WHO WISH THEIR PIGS bedrooms , with stable , coachhouse , cowhouse , containing dining room , kitchen , back kitchen and five TO PAY should use as a Condiment and other buildings , productive garden and Thorley's Food for Cattle ; keeps Pigs thrifty . about half an acre of excellent pasture and Shillings , by agents in all parts . cases containing 56 Packets Five orchard land . - Apply , W. LAVER , Land Agent , THEELBARROWS , LADDERS , OAK O Let , large COTTAGE and GARDEN , about miles from Leominster . - Apply , for delivery . - C . NORGROVE , Saw Mills , Leo- minster . Sold in on board a French ship in hospital and am cutter , who was found drowned in a bath at following garments received for the Hereford- done , and the output of munitions has not been being well looked after . " Am doing well now her home at West Hampstead . The husband , shire Territorials : Miss Evans ( 169 , Bargates ) , affected . and not suffering so much pain , but the first who gave an address at Leeds , said her let - 3 pairs of cuffs and 1 pair of socks ; Miss ew days was very ill indeed . The French - ters to him were extraordinary . One day she Stokes ( Eyecot ) , 3 pairs of socks ; Miss Sanders men are very kind and do all they can for me . and on another : " Don't come home . " would write saying : " You must come home , " A fire followed by a small explosion took ( Marsh Court ) , 2 pairs of socks ; per Mrs. place at a munitions factory in the North of have written vou several letters while on and on another Don't ad a terrible time . Socks ; per Mrs. Connolly ( Bircher ) , 14 pairs of is known at present the number of casualties W GATE and FENCING POSTS ready H. J. GRIFFITHS , Brook Facul , Kimbolton . In Rushton ( Monkland Vicarage ) , 4 pairs of England early on Friday morning . So far is Have you received them ? I Have the transport . m with several other Englishmen who were Coroner : In another letter she says , If you can come home to me . do so . " The socks ; Brimfield Working party ( per Mrs. is small , amounting to one lightly injured , all are doing well . Some- Waterfield , Brimfield Vicarage ) , 4 shirts , 4 injured . heard nothing yet as to whether they will thing has turned my brain . You say I go in- vests , and 13 pairs of socks ; Ivington Work- hove me from here but as my injuries can My brain is fast settling ing Party ( per Mrs. Bright , Ivingtonbury ) , all be treated on board it is probable that they own . I wish you were at home ; I care for 33 shirts , 22 mufflers , 47 pairs of socks , 4 will keep me here for some time . nobody but , you . " Witness explained she had mittens , I waistcoat . been upset because of her mother's death last In all sane sometimes . probability I shall then return to England as month , and it was also stated she was under on as my injuries permit , but can tell you the delusion that her husband was under ar- ore about that later . I have not seen or rest for non - payment of rates . hard anything of my pal since the ship went down . Quite possibly he was saved as he was on watch at the time she was sunk . large number were saved owing to the sea A GERMAN PRISONERS CAPTURED . The Scotland Yard authorities announce that being calm , but we only had about six minutes to get away . HUNDRED HOUSE PETTY SESSIONS . NO LICENSES . killed and , four SELLING HAY ABOVE PRICE : 91 SUMMONSES . OULTRY KEEPERS should write to Leominster . NO Let , TWO BEDROOMS , 1 single and i To double bed , Sitting Room if required , reason , near town and sunny rooms , don , who are the manufacturers of Ovum , station . - Apply , " G , " c / o News Office , Leo- EDROOM and SITTING ROOM Let , At Clerkenwell Police Court , Percy Stewart . Thorley's Poultry Spice , for Thorley's Poultry minster . Islington Burton , of the War Office , fo : ful hints to Poultry . Keepers - both sent Free . B with or without board . - Apply , to Le appeared 91 summonses , taken Keeper's Account Book , also Book giving_use- selling hay at a price exceeding that laid down by the Army Council , to various firms on SHOULD c / o News Office , Leominster . OFFICE to Let , No. 6 , Church Street , on ground floor , side entrance . - Apply , G. GOUGH & Co. , 2 , Broad Street , Leominster . Let , comfortable APARTMENTS , good divers dates between November and ApFOR Sale , a painted PARK CART , with indiarubber tyres , turned back - rest , as The defendant , under legal advice , pleaded good as new ; made by Messrs . Connelly and I myself was blown out of the the three German prisoners whose escape from guilty . Major Burton explained that in the Sons , Hereford . - Apply , GEO . BUTTERS , Hill hip by the force of the explosion but luckily Pattishall Camp , Northants , was notified on Messrs . H. G. Hingley , E. S. Davies , F. Lin- 9d . per ton as against the fixed price of £ 7 first case the defendant sold 36 trusses of hay House , Newton , Leominster . At the Petty Sessions on Wednesday , before at £ 8 per load , which worked out at £ 8 17s . I had a lifebelt on and picked another one Saturday , having been arrested in the vicinity gen and W. L. Moore , Mrs. Davis , of Shels- 10s . a ton . up after I had landed in the water . For some of that camp , by the local police . Alfred Can- ley Kings , was ordered to pay 6s . for keeping dealer , and the 91 summonses were in respect other Poultry Spice and contains all that is KNOW THAT OVUM , Tposition , termis moderate . - Apply , " N.B , " time I kept myself up with a piece of wood son , a prisoner of war interned in the Isle of The defendant was a hay and corn Y Thorley's Poultry Spice is different to any and was later dragged into a boat and was in Man , succeeded on Saturday afternoon in es- She declared that of 136 tons , representing a profit over and necessary for Keeping Poultry Healthy , and £ 125 and producing abundance of Eggs . The magistrate imposed a fine of £ 100 containing 72 packets Six Shillings . NO Let , Comfortable APARTMENTS , for To in the first case , £ 25 in the second case , and ( two sizes ) 1/1 and Sixpence each , by Agents Apply , " F.E , " c / o News Office , Leomin- lady or gentleman , in centre of the town . £ 10 in the third case - 135 in all , to include in all parts . a dog without a license . tall night stuck on a rock . Next morning caping from a working party , near Tynwald had the license.lent to he the dog was only lent to her by a friend who above the fixed price of between we were picked up by a French trawler and Hill . The police , military , and volunteers are brought in with several hundred others . I scouring the island for the fugitive , who is Robert Abbotts , farmer , was fined 20s . for two offences of keeping dogs without licenses . He had two exemptions , but kept four dogs . am doing very well and hope to see you 21 years of age . £ 130 . costs . c / o News Office , Leominster . Sold in cases Cartons ster . |