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... GOLBORNE PORTER KILLED. FATAL ACCI DENJ]‘NgI'IEN CROSSING Thomas Henry Hall, an 18 years oid railway porter, of 33, Lowton Road, Gol. borne, was killed by a train when crossing the railway line at Bickershaw and Abram L.N.E. Railway Station on Sunday ...
... ANOTHER ROAD TRAGEDY HORNCASTLE MAN KILLED NEAR WRAGBY. TWO MOTORISTS INVOLVED: INQUEST ADJOURNED. Another fatal road accident in the Horncastle area on Saturday added to the ever-increasing list of road tragedies in the district, and much regret was ...
... milk; Mrs. M. G. €5, Wellsyke, “Daily Sketch,” -Bits” and *“ Answers”; Mrs. A. .°ll, basket chair; Mrs. H. Sharp, Mrs. A. D. Wilson, tea; Mrs. T. 'dson, books; Banovallum Chil» concert, six chairs; Anonymous, ries; Mr. H. Sutton, books; Mr. '°v, books; and ...
... Guardian wounded wer f May 28t) reporied Sergt. William Fabey, of the 2nd East Lancashires, whose brother was previ ously killed, 4th South Lan was at M Mer apprenticeship wit dale. Messrs. MeCorquo- Bifleman Thomas Wild, of 1 Righy S Gaoiberne, who was ...
... Town Hall, Market Street, on Monday, ion Thomas Pennington, a 77 years old pemsioner, of 22 King Street, Earlestown, who was killed on Friday of last week when he came into collision with a Newton Urban District Council refuse wagon in Back King Street. ...
... Friday evening. Mr. G. A. Roslyn presided. There were also present: Mr. E. Pell (vicechairman), Col. S. V. Hotchkin, Mr. J. Wilson, Mr. T. M. Wheat, Mr. J. W. Walter, Mr. E. S. Fuller, Mr. G. R. Forbes, Mr. J. H. S. Targett, Mrs. A. R. Page, and Mrs. J ...
... apprenticeship at the Vulcan Foundry. KILLED IN ACTION Mrs. Potter, of Penkford Road, Collins Gieen, had received word that her vrotner, Pre. Yates, of B, Coy. oin Lancasuire Fusiliers, who had resided with her, nad veen killed in action on May 10Uh. A letter ...
... by Mr=. Ryan. of 9 Booth Street, Farlestown, that her son Private Michael John Ryan, of the itn south Lancs. Regt, had been killed in action on July sth. When the war broke out he joined up and for eleven months had been oul in %‘mncv. He was 21 years of ...
... apparently attempting to alight before the train came to a standstill, fell between the moving train and the platform and was killed. He was Mr. Herbert William Smith, aged 66 years, a retired hotel proprietor of Sheffield, who had resided at The Cottage ...