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... obtaining by false pretences from Chas. Macgregor, commercial traveller, 37, Spencer Street, Chesterfield, the sum of £2OO. ‘ Mr. B. Mather prosecuted, and Mr. Swaffield defended. In his statement of the ease, Mr. Mather said the facts would disclose a most ...
... Ruskin Street, An 11 Road, Hull, charged with oObtainirig d false prete from Chas. Macgregor, « 1 mercial traveller, 37, Spencer C id terfield, the sum of £200. Mr. B. Mather prosecuted, and Mr, field defended. ne he In his statement of the case, Mr. Ma’ ...
... witness and her husband, owing to the fact that they were depressed through lack of means owing to Mr. Macgregor’s illness. He then suggested that Mr. Macgregor should invest money in Mr. Hodkin’s business, having ascertained that they had some money saved up ...
... these promi — ulted Mr, Mather. Vv Mr. Swaffield: the She advanced noney solely on the representation tha it was going into the business of Mr They made no enquiries into his st nents, because they trusted him ab utely_ By Mr. Mather: She had seen prisone ...
... the estate of the above deceased should GIVE NOTICE thereof in writing to BERTRAM MATHER AND COMPANY, Solicitors, Chesterfield Solicitors to Philip Edward George Mather of Chesterfield and John Tagg of 13 Summerfleld Road, Chesterfield who are Executors ...
... ball on the line after accepting a reverse pass from Shipton. half-time Chesteriield led by three points, result of try by Mather, the right wing three, who kicked ahead and followed up to secure touch at the corner flag. The score followed a brilliant ...
... land 6 Green, c b Keeling .. 0 c Bradley b Gudgeon, Keeling 0 Rowland 0 Morley, not out f. .. 0 Davis, b Rowland Jackson, Mather, and Speed, Morley.. 1 Bradley did not bat. Sowter, b Rowland Graham, run out 1 Briscoe, Rowland Havnes, not out 4 | Extras ...
... Lord Eynsford also does well in his first leading part and convincingly portrays the love-lorn young peer. Miss Margaret Macgregor is fittingly dignified and imperious as the matchmaking Duchess of Minster, and Miss Annie Hardy gives a vivacious performance ...
... Attendants, Henry and Lady Mather-Jackson. silver sugarsifter; Mr. and Mrs. A. H. M. Jackson. Persian rug; Mr and Mrs. W. Jackson and Miss Jackson (Neslont. cheque; Mrs. Huth Jackson, breakfast service Mr. F. H. Jackson. Anger bowls; Miss W. B. Jackson ...
... Eva, Hilda, Madeline, Ida. Muriel and Catherine Bradshaw. Mr and Mrs J Lee, Mr G Waine (Dronfi-ld Woodhoose), C Nichols, W Mather, and M.s J Brougham, Mr and Mrs W Booker, and Mrs Rcv.ll Mr Sam,Bennett, Mbs L Bennett, and Mrs J Booker. Mr J Wilkinson, ...
... Walker (niece), Mr. and Mrs. Tom Walker (cousins), Ashton, Mrs. Gilbert, Birmingham. Miss Hadfleld, Mr. K. Mather (sonin law). Mr. and Mis. W. Mather. Mr. and Mrs. Birch, Derby, Mr. A. Hough and Mr. Greengrass (representing staff of D.P.8.), Mr. R. Blackwell ...
... Committee, Goun. W.O. Royal Academy Dancing, and Macgregor, Starkholmes, his role with the concert party jjatlock, serving with the is that female impersonator and K.A.M.C. abroad. tap dancer. W.O. Macgregor writes: Recently I contacted some of BOY OP SIXTEEN ...