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Evening Star, Issue 19273, 11 June 1926, Page 1

Mr William Mannington, who heard the church bells announcing the death of King William the Fourth, died at Ardiugley, Sussex, a _ few weeks ago. As the bells were ringing Mr Mannington heard some men working near him say: “We ain’t got no King now. We can do as we like.” Mr Mannington was 101 years old. When you gasp with bronchitis at night, In despair thro’ dark hours as they glide. Keep vour courage and live to the light. You'll come back with the turn of the tide. Yes, you'll drift back to gladness again, Thro’ the anguish and dread you endure, There is, aid to relieve and sustain In Woods’ Great'Peppermint Cure.