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The plucky conduct the postmistress of Bishop s-road Post Office, Bethnal Green, was rewarded the Recorder at the Old Bailey when a half-caste named Charles Brown was sentenced to twenty months’ hard labour for a savage assault upon her. The postmistress. Miss Annie Johnson, was

FIRM. Mrs. Caroline Warham, of Sinclair-road, West Kensington, lost an action she brought against Solfridge and Co., Ltd., claiming damages for alleged assault, false imprisonment, and slander. Mrs. Warham’s case was that she was in Selfridge’s shop last Easter, and had purchase

A somewhat serious cottage fire occurred et Whitchurch, Hants. It is supposed that a spark from engine the thatched roof of one of a row of six workmen’s cottages in Wine host cr-strect. and a high wind fanning the flames the whole row soon became doomed. The local brigade and b

In observance of Palm Sunday, the children attending the afternoon service at St. Peter’* Church were given pieces of palm leaf made to resemble a cross. The service wa«* largely attended. GENEROUS GIFTS TO CHRIST CHURCH.

Oouncillor Winsland said the capital expenditure mentioned in the report was £101560; the estimate for building new sea wall was £lO,OOO. and the cost of taking over the Kursaal and gardens would bring the total to £30,000. They proposed spending this money, of course, for the b