... , to the Jupiter, January SMmal Boatswain.—G. H. Bogen, Fleet Paymaster.—J. W. Creighton, Warrant Telegraphist. —W. G. Pulleyblank, Clerk.—J. G. L. Faed, all to the Britannia, all undated. Engineer-Lieutenant-Comnandere. B. W. knott to the President, ...

... the vocalists. Miss Watson acting as accompanist. Songs were rendered by Messrs. A. Phillips, D. Phillips, W. Loader, W. Pulleyblank, J. Farndell, J. Yearsley, W. Yen, and C. Skipping.. On the whole the men spent a thoroughly happy evening. The Havant Town ...

... Jones. Howell, 'niches, Bui-t . .1 Herbert, Chief Signal Boatswain II 0. Donnell.' Pill, Bobbies, Brown, Sunderland, Mr Pulleyblank, c miasioned telegraphiet. Chief T. i. 1 Pratt. and Yeoman Mosby (membris of the Committee). Captain A. Y. Macrorie, Sept ...

... Saturday, at the sitting of the Chichester Cooney Bench, before Mr. W. H. B. Fletcher and other Justices . . William George Pulleyblank, landlord of the White Horse, Westbourpe; appeared on chugs* of selling intoxicating liquor during restricted hours, ...

... spot waltz winners were Miss Clements and Master Blackman. Messrs. H. Clifton and E. Woolger were the capable M.C.'s. Mr. Pulleyblank directed the music, and the Institute Committee disnensed refreshments. Tt was announced by Mr. A. V. Street (Hon. Secretary) ...

... extended to the artists, the patrons, and the organizing committee, which comprised Messrs. Waterman, Reid, Booth, and Pulleyblank. DEATH OF MR. F. BARTER.—Mern, hers of the British Legion and Brotherhood will learn with regret of the death of Mr. Frederick ...

... Ada Lilian Collins (29), of Hnmbrook, pleaded guilty' to having obtained groceries value 'is. Id. (ruin George William Pulleyblank, a general Acre keeper, at Hermitage. on Nov. '23.—lt was stated that the defendant obtained the goods by representing that ...

... Hughes (of Messrs. lamport. Basoett and iliscock, London) appeared for the defence and p'eaded nut guilty.—George William Pulleyblank, carrier, of Einsworth, said that about 4.43 p.m. on April d he was driving a motor orry on the main road at Bedhampton ...

... nec•eeeary fights on their motor vehicles, the following defendants were fined as stated: William Flanson, 54.; George 8. Pulleyblank, te.; George A •• , , Elliott, fis. and ss. ; Bernard E. M. Pook, 15 4 .: Harry W. Edwards. 54.; Stanley G. 'Pricker, 5a ...

... lodge and touched upon the charitable achievements of the Order. A capital concert programme was contributed to by Mr. Pulleyblank and band, Mrs. Miller, Bro. Richardson, Mrs. Coleburn, Mr. Stone, Knight Hilton and Nils.; Hartford. BROTHERHOOD.—My ...

... better for the welfare of the Legion. (Hear, hear.) A concert programme followed, at which the music was provided by Mr. Pulleyblank's band from Emsworth. ...

... EMSWORTH DANCE.—A very enjoyable dance wet bold in the Central Hall on Monday night, when Mr. Pulleyblank and colleagues played attractive dance music to a large attendance. THE SISTERHOOD.—The weekly meeting of the Sisterhood was presided over by Lintott ...