Guildford. TESTIMONIAL TO THE GUILDFORD STATION MASTER, Some friends of Mr. Dyson have formed themselves into a Committee for the purpose of raisings testimonial which shall be expressive of the estimation in which he held. Mr. Dyfon, ever since he had the control of the company

Winter Assizes.—Mr. Baron Channel!, one of the judges assigned to take the Winter Assizes, has appointed the following towns and times for doing, Winchester Thursday, Dec Hereford, Thursday, Dec Chelmsford, Monday, Dec Maidstone; Thursday, Dec. Lewes, Wednesday, Dec. 21. These a

Loss of three Vessels.—Three vessels were lost off the Suffolk coast on Monday. The Clerkenwell Mtruer.—An inquest was held on Saturday on the body the youth Roberts, alleged to have been killed by his fellow-workman, Jackson, in a jeweller's shop in Clerkenwell. The jury return

Honourable W. Bbodeice, Honourable F. Scott, and Mr. D. Macdonald.) ILL-CONDITIONAL PALPUS. Two paupers named John Brian and George Simpkint alias William Humphrey, was charged with refusing to do their work in the Union Workhouse of Hambledon. Thomas Woods, the porter, deposed

KILLED ACTION. Pte. W, A. Mclntyre, Essex Regiment, youngest son the late Mr. John Mclntyre, of Kingston-on-Thames, and brother of Mrs. G. Brown. Working Men’s flub, Woking, was killed in action on July 18th. The deceased, who was years of age. was employed Hodgson’s Brewery for

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The members (ho Haslemere troop Boy Scouts gave «u interesting display scoutcraft competitions held at St. Christophor’s Hall Wednesday evening, and arranged Miss Katherine ('handler, tho popular scoutmaster. Mrs. Allen Chandler, and Miss Joan Cove-ntry. During the evening addre

“EROS” TRACTOR at Work. not miss the opportunity of seeing the “Kros” Tractor Attachment working. If satisfied plate your order at once. It is just what is wanted on your Farm.

Salomons, of Park, Dorking, who gave Box Hill to the nation, it was directed that one-fourth of his residuary estate should divided amongst blind asylums and ophthalmic hospitals and institutions in the City of London or the counties of London and Surrey, and that the remaining