R . Wages C ° £2O, all touud. Small family.—Mas. R. Foam, Beaeoorah House, Wastou-super Mara. aIRL (1 4 ), of good address. just school, WANTED as APPRENTII`E to the BOOK.SELLIRO and STATIONERY BUSINESS.—AppIy Journal Olio% Walla. GOOD PARLOURBIAID seeks SITUATION in Gentleman's

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We understand that the Rev. Preb. Harford. rector of Marston Biggott, has been presented by the Bishop to the Canonry in Wells Cathedral, rendered vacant by the death of the Yen. Archdeacon Ainslie. The Rev. Edward John Harford was educated at Oriel College, Oxford. and graduate

ACCUSED COMMITTED FOR TRIAL. At Shepton Mallet Police Court on Friday, John Leach, schoolmaster, surrendered to his bail on a charge of obtaining the sum of £llO by means of false pretences from Harry Blewitt, assistant surveyor to the Shepton Mallet Urban District Council.—Mr.

Mr. Brodrick. the Secretary of State for War. has written to the Secretary of the West Surrey Licensed Victuallers' Association correcting some misunderstanding which has arisen on his remarks to a recent deputation on the compensation question. He say.:—•' I pointed out that th

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port of the proceedings was given by Mr. Rines, who urged the meeting to give the employers desirous of adopting the scheme a chance of testing its worth by accepting the suggestion of a twelve months' trial, on the understanding ttat the joint committee was formed at the commen

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