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May 27, 1905 - Kenilworth Advertiser - Kenilworth, Warwickshire, England
Barry Simms, 34, Albion Street. was sumnionea for riding a bicycle without having a lighted lamp atiached in the Butts at 11.10 p.m. P.c. Johnson proved the offence, which was admitted, and a line of 2s. 6d. and costs was itu- posed. [We are a,kel to state that the defendant in
May 27, 1905 - Kenilworth Advertiser - Kenilworth, Warwickshire, England
Makes delicious Ices, Whipped Cream, and hundreds of dainty nutritious dishes. A packet of Plasmon, sufficient to make 2 quarts of thick whipped cream, and an improved wheel whisk, 1/3 post free. , FARRINGDON STREET, LONDON.
May 27, 1905 - Kenilworth Advertiser - Kenilworth, Warwickshire, England
AUCTION KER AND 'VALU ER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. AUCTIONS conducted on Moderate Terms Hotel snd Public House Valuations a Speciality. Offices :-5, NEW DEGATE ST., NUNEATON. C OVENTRY CORPORATION AS DEPARTMENT. THE PRICE OF PICKED COKE BREEZE IS NOW
January 16, 1904 - Kenilworth Advertiser - Kenilworth, Warwickshire, England
BRIGADE.—On Tuesday, the members of the Solihull Parish Council assembled at Solihull Railway Station to inspect and hand over to the Solihull and District Volunteer Fire Brigade a fire escape and hose curricles which the Council has just purchased. In view of the fact that the
January 16, 1904 - Kenilworth Advertiser - Kenilworth, Warwickshire, England
[ALL RIGHTS INSERTED ] THE FiliSl FOOT. Br ROBERT BARR (Author of The Counteem Tekla," etc.) The house was chaos. One lamp burned, a cheap made-in-Germany affair, which gave but sufficient light to show the hopeless disorder of the room. The furniture stood about at all impossibl
January 16, 1904 - Kenilworth Advertiser - Kenilworth, Warwickshire, England
Mr. Hugh R. Farren, Chairman of the Coventry District Trades and Labour Council, recently forwarded to Mr. Chamberlain a letter respecting the formation of the Tariff Commission. In it he said:—" Seeing that the policy that you are advocating before the country will, if adopted,
January 16, 1904 - Kenilworth Advertiser - Kenilworth, Warwickshire, England