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the charge of causing unlawful assemblages. He arrived there in connection with silk mill strike. DO IT NOW. To tb« Editor of the Observer. Sir.—Unless they it now many of yonr readers will lose their right to claim repayment Income Tax for the year ended Sth April. 1910. The Re

Polling will tak© place at the Institute, Monday, for the election of a Guardian for the Central Ward. There are two candidates Alderman J. B. Wall, and Mr. C. J. Dickinson. The former is relying for support on his past public services, and particularly former work as Guardian f

FOR THIS DISTRICT for the above Car, also for the well-known “FORD” CARS. THIS 40 h.p. MOTOR COACH; seating 12 persons, runs Daily to surrounding Places of Interest, and can be hired for Private Parties at very Moderate Rates. It is fitted with Pneumatic Tyres, and the running i

In the Boys' School the upper and middle claisoe, which were examined together, have done very well this year. The lessons, as far ae they have gone, both historical and I doctrinal. been fully taught and the answering was spirited and thoughtful. The younger members of the clas

of serving maids of the time of King Charles I. ladies are Miss M. Hollerbone, Miss M. Willson, Miss Thomycroft Mrs. Churton (head of the stall), and Miss Holiebone. SOUTH SAXONS HOCKEY TEAM, The South Saxons' hocksy team on Satu-day Bopeep met the celeb-ated Spartans, whom they

is his first half at Eton, the performance is noteworthy, and reflects much credit on Mr. Stearns, the boxing master at Devonshire House School, Bexhill. where Master V. O. Stratton was formerly punil. Miss Lind-af-Hageby, who is acting as her own counsel in the libel action she

Promptly and privately at reasonable rates and on simple Note of Hand, in amounts of £lO AND UPWARDS. All communications received in strict confl dence. and immediate attention given. Write or cell. MR. L. M. GREEN. 4. HAVELOCK ROAD, HASTINGS. TYPEWRITING.—Authors' mss., epecifi