Weekly News. — 1892-03-03 (Blandford, Dorset, England)

WIII.IIAM, of his four children, and then attempted suicide. The bleak, desolate steppes, covered with snow. withill the Diseases (Animals) Acts: Salary of inspector, £7 17s Sout ',bourne, et atiug that the ratepayers and owners proprietor of Christ Church, Carlton-hill, St. John's•wood. He further states that in November „.e. 6d; compensation, advertising, Sec., £25—.832 17s 63. had not made any formal emplication to b.. 1 included in facts are very sad. In connection with the hall at School Attendance : Salary of officer, £33; printing the borough of Bournemouth, and that no persona un- nit last he contracted to sell the said church for £1,400, Is tree, a house, or any living creature to Brodsworth there are small gasworks for lighting "nd stationery, £25—S6l. Elections: Burgess rolls, less authorised by a pabiie meeting of tie, residents or the hall and its surroundings. Opposite these payable £lOO in cash, and the balance in six the monotony of the landscape. The eighill '-'1: election of councillors, £150; election of auditors, owners had any right to speak for that district. . works is a row of cottages, named Gas-terrace. In months, the purchaser also agreeing ts,, take over mmagiyonf reisquveenrtylysptaramveelyl fporompu3olated,to wandrnwti seeing a single dwelling. Towards dusk, prou ' '4OO. Other expenses : Subscriptions, &c. £lO CONSOLIDATION OP LOANS, one of these houses lived Revill, his wife, and their liabilities (not exceeding £120) then existing in connection. .therewith.. The .debtor also appears to -•encies, £so—£6o 10s. Private Act, Mr. Hankinson moved the following resolution : the writer, I arrived here, and proceeded "a 6d. This was adopted, "That the Clerk do report in writing as soon as four children—Ernest, aged eight; Mabel, six; have been interested in Christ Church, Blythe-road, West Kensington, but states that early in 1891 he worhnoingis my pyrochoesedt feodr twheithprecinutte .ero:l6,te_e: ^IC LIGHT ON THE PIER, possible upon the present position of the loans, in- Ruth, aged three; and Ethel, aged four months. 4uced a correspontlence with the dieating the amount due updn each, and tee dates of Revill, his wife, and baby slept in the front room, assigned the lease to the purchaser of the Carlton- house of Count Lyeff Lyevitch T I th' 0 8 1 th ..... .' was stated that the Board expiry; the results of the iiiquir.es made of the various and the three other children in the back. Revill of bill hCilciuhrczh4.74Tahree luianbseilciutireesd,araendrethtuernedaccoatunEtlB,36diBl., eof a licence, and en- lenders as to au earlier p iyinent, giVillg the totals of and his wife came to Brodsworth some six years •-rved in making the the money due to those lenders who consent tinclud- close an estimated surplus of £79. ,on a tour of inspection through the neighhothi,-; Here Revill commenced the business of a boot ftholelowwriintegrin, 5, Town Town Clerk be jog the amounts payable in consideration of such re- ago. He - form, and to payment), and separately indicating nd villages. We visited three, where I the loans since and shoe maker, and, being a quiet, steady, a %gents for November, MO, and the segregate thereof, and inoffensive man, he was fairly patronised. He was