... Vale, Cuthbert Riches, b Hawker, 2; J. P. Jones, b Hawker, 2 E. Clarke, 1 b w, b Morris, 20; W. Wil- liams, w, b Hawker, 0 Carlton Riches, b Hawker, 8 H. O. Fisher, b Morris, 23 T. Cranston, b Hawker, 15 j C. South, b ...

... Elizabeth Lloyd, domestic servant, was re- manded, charged with attempted suicide. She had been persuaded by a jewellery hawker to buy a watch and chain, and, when she failed to pay up the instalments, he threatened her. This so preyed on her feelings ...

... chairman, Mr J. Hawker secretary (pro. tern.), Mr J. F, Crouch treasurer, Mr Fr^d Jotham commit t,, (with power to add), Superintendent John O'Gorman, and Messrs D. Howell, Henry Watts, D. Griffiths. T. Cunningham, J. F. W. Bradley, and J. Hawker. ...

... b J. B. Jones W. Hawker, c and b Jones 23 E. W. Jones, b Evins .6 J. Le wis, b Evans 0 T. S. Mid :r, b Evans 1 W. Davit s, not out 0 A. Williams, b Evans. 0 Ex'.ras 11 Extras 1' Total 09 R. G. DAVIElfs ELEI MN. T. W. Jones, b Hawker 18 Jf. Wriest, b E ...

... CHARGE OF STEALING BRASS IN DEAN FOREST. At the Police Court, at Littledean, on Friday, Wm. Hawker, labourer, of The Plump, and 'fhomas Hawker, oollier, of Cmderford, were broughtup in custody and charged on remand with stealing four brass bearings, of ...

... A CASUAL MEETING. A NEWPORT GIRL AND THE SHOP ASSISTANT. Miss Ada Hawker, an attractive-looking woman, mother iu Church-road, Newport, was passing over Newport Bridge one evening in August, 1892, when she was accosted by Tom Herbert Mogford who was then ...

... 0 A. Williams, c Waduington, b Slade 2 J. G. Thomas, b Collins „ ..0 J. Hawker, c LittU-hales, b Slade.. Extras Total MONMOUTH. 1st Innings. 2nd Innings. Slade, run our io b Hawker St Conway, 1> Morris O b Morris Collins, b Morris 42 c Price, b Morrig ...

... ALLEGED WIFE MURDER. A hawker, teamed Thomas McEvoy, residing at Irovine, w as apprehended on Saturday night, charged with t causing the death of his wife. Prisoner and I. deceased were at Kilwinning hawking their' wares when they were heard quarrelling ...

... so seriously that little hopes are entertained of her life. The hawker was so liorror-s'ruck that for a moment he could not give any alarm, and the murderer had time to get away. The hawker on being interrogated could not give any information, .except that ...

... season just ended carried over 381,000 passengers without drowning or injuring one of them. At Rotherham, William Haslam, hawker, of Conisborough, was fined 50s. and costs for having in his possession at Denaby a quantity of rabbits, in contravention ...

... Bridget Sheridan, of Kilcoo, county Down, has just died at the remarkable age of 115 years. Her age has been verified. She was a hawker, and engaged in business almost up to the last. ...

... ILL-TREATING A HORSE. I At the Cardiff Police Court to-day Thomas Evans, hawker, 81, Leckwith-road, was summoned for ill-treating a horse, and was, on the evidence of Inspector Benpond, N.S.P.C.C. fined 10s and coBts or ten days. ...