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... Hackenschmidt was very nervous-to look at-before 6 8 10 Prince of Orange .. 4 7 1 the match started had but it was noteiecessary. Rogers, a big, a 8 7 Larig 5 8 6 Rhodos . 3 7 0 6 8 4 Queens Advocate 88 0 \ear 5 6 12 man would have against Myaki at ju-jitsu. ...
... Derby, 1 ; Miss Parkin, 141, Studholme, Shipley, 1 ; Mrs. Sidney Thompson, Hove, 1 ; Mrs. Terry, Exeter, 1 ; N. and C. Bannister, Witham, Essex, 1 ; Dorothy Ewart, Rotherhithe New-road, 1 ; Lady Crawford, 6. Mrs. Taylor, Notting Hill, 1 ; Violet Spalding ...
... the position. Failing him, it was decided that R. Rogers should be put on. SOUTH.—Bannister, Barber. Holton, Hughes, Hutchings, F. Johnson, and C. E. Brown. Reserves: W. Hearn (Wellington), R. Rogers (in the event of Marshall accepting). J, Evans, and ...
... CRUSOB UP-TO-DATE AT THE THEATRE ROYAL, PLYMOUTH. A Popular Pantomime with Novel Scenic Effects. A FINE PRODUCTION. Mr. Bannister Howard never fails to give the residents of Plymouth a first-class pantomime, and this year Robinson Crusoe is no exception ...
... Burrows; D. H. Stanton; Mr., Mrs. and Miss A. Maddison; C. J. Hardwick; R. M. J. (Plumstead); C. S. and M. S. (Ealing); Miss Bannister; Miss Pulling; Miss W. Hill; K. M. Murphy; C. Humphreys; F. B. (Herne Hill); F. Baldwin; Miss Howell; Miss R. Brosse; E. ...
... and Relatives. The final incident? in the trial were witnessed by several intimate friends and relatives of Sir Roger. The Misses Bannister, first cousins the prisoner, were seated at the solicitors' table in front. Mrs J R, Green, relative of the historian ...
... she declared, and, turning, gave the lie to her assertion by swaying on her feet and clutching blindly at the rail of the bannisters for support. My dear, you mustn't let this upset you so much, Mrs. Stowe rrotested in a tone of considerable concern ...
... glass and metal workers, and other skilled craftswomen, of whom may be mentioned Miss Ruth Bannister and Pomona Toys. Among perfumers and beauty specialists, Roger and Gallet, Amami, F. S. Cleaver and John Knight will be found among the exhibitors. Qua ...
... Good ! Help me push it out. They were climbing the stairs, one of them holding a lighted lamp. Smith looked over the bannister rail. There were four coming in single file, two men and two women. Purvis, he whispered it looks as if von were going ...
... found dead, hanging from the bannisters, and his housekeeper dead in bed, having apparently been strangled. The dead man is Frank Arnold, aged forty, of Avondale-street, Wakefield, and his housekeeper was Miss Mabel Rogers, aged twentyfive. A brother-in-law ...
... writing. Latest stibscriptiOns are : £ s. d. Per Lady Thorn, Blackburn District Nuri-ing, Association 156 7 10 Mrs. A. C. Rogers Ladies of the Committee of Halifax District` Nursing Association Coedpoe'll and District Nursing, Association 12 2 1 R. M ...
... Pritchard, 7, Lance-rd, Harrow. 1938—A8A295—F. L. Alingham, Lloyds Bank, Ltd., 21, Austin Friars. 1939—EV710—W. E. Scott, 34, Rogers-rd. Tooting, 5.W.17. 1940—AL947—Miss A. M. Bennett, 9, Elwellrd Clapham, S.W. 1941—E81657—W. H. Schofield, Millfield-rd, Horbury ...