ANOTNER POCILTIIY planed, tongued, grooved, and beaded bored' of narrow width (sin.), to prevent shrinking, splitting, ix. The ground floor, finished in a similar manner, is raised 2ft. from the groune, and the roof, of perfectly sound, watertight, planed, rabbeted and feather-ed
April 28, 1900 - Kenilworth Advertiser - Kenilworth, Warwickshire, England
GREEN'S RING - should gel Wei Parehseere ?moulted with Six Superior Tea Spoons o Good Luck. BROADEST THICKEST, HEAVIEST. HEST VALUE. NOTED WHOLESALE SHOP FOB Solid "fold Engagement Rings, 8s to £6 Keeper 6d to Z 2 10e. Si Government Hall Marked Wedding Ring, 42 iSd tie 20s Weddi
April 28, 1900 - Kenilworth Advertiser - Kenilworth, Warwickshire, England
The minutes of the Market Hall Committee contained the following recommendation : That the sum of £2OO be paid to Trustees on behalf of Joseph Milner, aged 12, who was injured by the falling upon him of one of the gate. of the Smithfield on the 16th June last, and that a further
April 28, 1900 - Kenilworth Advertiser - Kenilworth, Warwickshire, England
to prevent , 00nfusion. There was a wedding by the statue during the day, and the crowd, tem, ko_rarily forgetting the object of their pilgrimage to Westminster, left the statue to look at the wedding. A happy idea seised a byenuider, and a Primrose Day bride, very much astonish
April 28, 1900 - Kenilworth Advertiser - Kenilworth, Warwickshire, England
LANDAUS, RUBBER TYRED VICTORIAS, BROUGHAMS, DOG CARTS, BUSSES AND PONY CARRIAGES FOR HIRE. HORSES OR CARRIAGES LET TOGETHER OR SEPARATE. CABS AND OMNIBUS MEET ALL INS.
April 28, 1900 - Kenilworth Advertiser - Kenilworth, Warwickshire, England
of grain, meal, and other foodstuffs, and not only steams very quickly, but it furnishes an instant supply of hot water. The attachment by which the latter possible is at the side of the cooker in the form of a geyser, as shewn in the sketch, and that this is • vast improvement
January 20, 1900 - Kenilworth Advertiser - Kenilworth, Warwickshire, England
The Coroner also conducted an inquiry, on Saturday, at the workhouse into the circumstances attending the death of WiUi&m Marston, of Lower Ford-street, whose body was found in a pit at Stoke Aldermoor on Friday morning. Mrs. Marston, the widow of deceased, said her husband was
January 20, 1900 - Kenilworth Advertiser - Kenilworth, Warwickshire, England