... H, Loudon Allen Mrs C, Sheffield Hulbert Mr, London Hulbert Mrs. Hulbert Matter, London Hulbert Miss London Rogers M r AC W. Nottingham Rogers Mrs. Nottingham Page Mr U A, Nottingham Barber Mr H. Sheffield Hall Mr, Sheffield Itlaekwell Mr W It. Leicester ...

... e, cushions, etc. ; Mr. H. Barlow, breakfast cruet ; Mr. and Mrs. J. Barlow (Derby), oil paintings; gift of the late Mrs. Rogers, knives and forks and feather lied; Mr. E. Barlow and Miss Marsh, rocking chair ; Mr. and Sirs. S. Hawkins, case of carvers ...

... being run over by a railway waggon on Monday. April 2nd, at the Butterley Company's ironworks', at Codnor Park. — Mr. J. H. Rogers, of Derby, H.M. Factory Inspector, was present during the proceedings. — William Goshn, foreman of the gas-producing department ...

... gentlemen were elected to serve on the Church Connell, with ?4r. Harry B. Mayfield es hon. secretary. IaDDINUS, The Rev. H. Rogers (vicar) presided. The state went of itoonunte showed 11 balance in hand of £l2l 2s. 2d. The Vicar re•eleotd Mr. Charlie M ...

... aicur fthe Rev. F. Ho. loeper) presided. IDr. H. E. Haycock was appointed parish warden, and the Vicar re-appointed Mr. W. Bannister as his warden. The sidesmen chosen were: Messrs. H. Fell, T. Stuart, W. Pa-lzer, D. Leadbeter, Joseph Coonc, J. Warburton ...

... of South Milford, near York (for- nretlT of Balkewell) offieiated, assisted by the Rev. ]d-tace Tozer acd the Rev. Joseph Rogers (pastor ,,G tble ha~el). -here were foiur bridlesmaids, viz.: li-s Allsop (sister of -the bride), Miss C.- Wains of tbe b ...

... BRAMPTON BREWERY METHODISTS. Wharton, Bannister Marsden, Wharton 3 Godby, b Chaoman 8 Kingdom, Brealy Marsh, b Bannister 0 -r, 7 Longden, c Topi is. b Chapman, do Chapman 2 Smedley, st. Longden, Brealy, c Bannister, b do do Revill. St. Longden. Hodgson ...

... attended by five brides- ln'ids, Miss Violet Dalby (her sister), Miss Welles- Iey, Mliss Nan Wellesley (her cousins), Miss Verna Rogers (cousin of the bridegroom), Miss Sybil Nickalls. The bridegroom was attended by Captain Hugo De Pree, Royal Horse Artillery ...

... restless spirit the nation. * To left Hack for the This is an actual photographic reproduction of the certificate handed to Harry Rogers on being discharged from the Army. Tia bad job. I lore the army, and yet I looked at me with pity, and folly believed have ...

... defendant riding down the road witout a light. When he saw witness approaching he jumped off the mweine and com- menced to 'Walk. Rogers, who pleaded guilty, was fined 2s. 6d. and costs (9s. 6d.1a-auel W'bbster, 69; Shobnall Street, Burton-on-Trent, was ?? for ...

... and Hudson 0 OI Cropper, Ban- J Bannister, not out 3 nister 0 Hill, Hudson Doe, b do 6 T. Bannister, GjMff Mav'neld, b .. 1 Cropper 1 Bennett, c Holland, b Harvey, b 0 Badgers Whea.tilcv c Hudson b Meakin, b Bannister 0 Cropper 0 Bradsbiaw, not out . ...

... Smith 27 Hearnehaw. Rogers 18 Rogers, run out 31 Evans, Roger* 0 Kelsal!. b Smith 1 Smith, c Johnson, Gregory, b Smith . 6 Rogers 7 Neale, Bacon 4 Bacon b Neale 0 Johnson, Smith 6 Dale, b Rogers Brook, b Smith 0 Ward, Ibw, b ...