... regular draft ewes, at 3(»s. fid.. Air. J. Goodyer (Chichester). Air. E.' Bannister, Court Lodge, Barcombe (Flock No. 801).—15 regular draft ewes, at 51s. 6d., Mr. N. D. Bannister (Haywards Heath). Air. H. Stacey, Firle Lewes (Flock No. 274).—50 regular ...

... table. Miss Hodgskin; consolation. Miss Baker. Gentlemen: 1, Mr. Rogers; 2, Sargent; 3, Mr. Rungay; highest first half, Mr. Goldsmith; longest at table, Mr. C. Clifton; consolation, Mr. Bannister; lucky number, Mr. Southouse. A joint of meat, kindly given ...

... Wednesday, Captain F. M. Bannister being in the chair. This total included balance brought forward of 13e. 5d., while £69 had been handed over to the O.C. the balance in hand being 17s. lOd. The balanoe sheet was adopted. Captain Bannister was re-elected president ...

... nieces), Mrs. W. C. Streatfeild (cousin), the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Bayfield-Clark (cousins), the Rev. H. Rogers and Mrs. Rogers, and the Rev. H. Rogers. Members of the indoor and outdoor staff at The Rocks who attended the ceremony were: Mr. G. Wheatley ...

... Council. Ur. F. Bentham Stevens presided and others present were Dr. T. S. Boss, Messrs. £. J. Richards, A. Q. Hampton, O. Bannister and J. E. Weston, with the Clerk (Mr. A. E. Tidy). FOOTPATHS. Mr, J- Weston, on behalf of the Footpaths Committee, reported ...

... and Miles, Southerham, 556 Southdown ewes and 11 rams; Mr. C. Phillips, Sompting, Southdown ewes and one ram; Air. N. E. Bannister, Barcombe, 206 Southdown ewes; Mr. Thomas Peacock, 192 Southdown ewes and five rams; Mr.-R. Walters, Jarvis Brook,: SPuthdoyfO ...