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... Savage Assm lt a Mothem-in-law. —Hannah Bwinfield, elderly woman. Aire was, was charged by Maria Swinfield, her daughter-in-law, wife of Thomas Swinfield, Alrewaa, with assaulting her on the 29th April.—Complainant and her mother-inlaw were working at ...
... to sell bread weight, and she would have to pay the costs, 7s 6d. Hpsband and Wife Drcnk. Thomas Swinfield, labourer. Alrewas, and his wife, Maria Swinfield. were charged with being drunk in Main Street, on the 16th inst.—P.C. Morrey proved the case. While ...
... was conducted by the vicar, the Rev. W. A. Webb. The chief mourners were Mr. and Mrs. Swinfield. Beautiful wreaths were deposited on the grave by Mr. and Mrs. Swinfield, Mr. and Mrs. Bateman, and Mr. and Mrs. Busby. Parish Meeting.—The annual parish meeting ...
... shirting: 2 Mrs. Lancaster. Best specimen of patchwork: 1 Jane Home, Mrs. Astle, h.c. Miss Astle. Best apron, with bib, in holland, done by girls under 18 years of age: 1 Bertha Foster, 2 Jane Usherwood. Best specimen handiwork, done by girls under 15: ...
... was employed by Mr. A. E. Swinfield, the White Hart Inn, Alrewas, and it was whilst in charge of one of his drays on Monday last that deceased met with his death. Mr. A. W. Ba (Lichfield) appeared on behalf of Mr. Swinfield. Mr. H. W. Brierley was foreman ...
... before him on Monday the application of Mrs. Jane Home, of Fox Lane .Alrewas, for £150 compensation to herself and three children in consequence of the death her husband. The respondent was Albert Edward Swinfield, of the White Hart Inn, Alrewas. Mr. H. Maddocks ...
... two child- Ten (aged respectively 12 and years) of Joseph Benjamin Home, a farm labourer, in the employ of Albert Edward Swinfield, of the White Hart Inn, Alrewas. It will be remembered that the claim was Bade under the Workmen's Compensation Act 1900 ...
... in connection with the compensation award made two months ;igo in favour of Jane Home, widow of Benjamin Home, who was killed whilst in the employ of Albert Edward Swinfield, Alrewas. His Honour made an award of in favour of the widow and two children ...
... (defendant) sho Would have been killed many a time. Complainant never gave his mother any of bis Wages, but spent at Mr. Swinfield's, for whom worked. Defendant had keep his mother. — Clerk : Why don't you leave the house?— Defendant: house is in mv mother's ...
... Catlin. R. Noon and V. Swinfield. For whist 26 tables were required, and the games were conducted by Mr. W. Fisher. The prizes were won by the following: —Ladies: I, Mrs. Simms, 179; 2, Mrs. P. Bailey, 179; 3, Mrs. Swinfield, 177. Gentlemen: 1, Mr. T ...
... (in the chair), Mr. W. W. Worthington, Major C. L. Longstaff, Mr. J. Myatt and Mr. T. Richards. WEDNESDAY. Extension. Mr. Swinfield, of the Crown, Alrewas, was granted an hour extension on May 26th for a football club dinner. Dramatic Licence.—Mr. W. Morrison ...
... been . very tastefully decorated. Messrs. R. Orme and R. Stubbs were M.C'a during the. ft l- °1 programme, and Messrs. J. Swinfield and A. Cliffe the second half. The stewards were Messrs. D. Shaw, E. Orme, R. Walters, C. Palfreeman, C. Styne, G. Thomas ...