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... conducted by Mr 11. J. Percy (Coroner for North Norlhumherland,), who sat with jury. Spraggon was killed between Newham and I.ticker Stations. Mr J. Wilson, of Newcastle, represented the National Union of Mailwayrnen, Sergeant Appleby, the L.N.E.R. Co.; ...
... Wednesday night succession to Mr A. D. Wilson. The appointment was made at a meeting of the South Shields Watch Committee, when the resignation of the Chief Constable, Mr Wilson, because of illhealth, was accepted. Mr Wilson's resignation takes effect on Octoiber ...
... Northumberland Assizes found Norman Wilson Jackson (47), schoolmaster, the Moorings, High Hauxley, not guilty of the manslaughter of William James Thompson Morton, of Station Cottages, Amble, and he was discharged. Morton was killed when a motor car driven by ...
... U-boat’s order to stop, was killed by shell fragments. Some injured survivors were treated at Bahia hospital, and the condition of one of them is reported to he serious. Confirmation of the report that Captain Gair had been killed was received by his mother ...
... on March 24, Joseph Ellerington Walton, 21 Togston Crescent, North Broomhlll, was ordered to pay costs. HUNTING WEST PERCY KILL Prom their meet at Hartside the West Percy did not find in the Big Wood at Llnhope and good deal of hill country was drawn ...
... Haweswater’.v Next time to slips Hawos waiter led Wealthy Witch length in the race-up' and, spon scoring. When Wealthy Whcli killed' in sjiort course thoro was never any ' about the' judge's decision. Holystone Night also won his two trials convincingly ...
... represented the police; Mr R. Hogg, solicitor, Amble, represented the driver of the car, Norman Wilson lackson, of The Moorings, High Hauxley; and Mr G. Swinburne Wilson, solicitor, Newcastle, the members of carol party. Addressing the jury, Percy said they had ...
... and encores were frequent. Those taking part were:—Messrs Jack Bell, George Bryant, the brothers Wilson, Tom Has tie, Lanton Kearsley, and Herbert Wilson. Norman McKay Fairgrieve skilfully played the accompaniments. Local War Moms.—Eighteen wounded Belgian ...
... Robertson, Mr G. Wilson, Lawson. Mr F. W. Stone, Mr G. W. Wilson. Mr G. R. Anderson. Masonic brethren present were: Bros. R. H. C Coates, W.M. (Alnwick Lodge); W. S. Cronan, G. Walton, J. Middlemist, J. Scott, H. Air, P. Stone, J. Wilson, W. Lorimer, A ...
... Lindisfarns Road, Ambla. husband, Robert Septimus, who was ATETHODIST Church, Percy Street, Memorials, etc.. Letter cutting and killed at Shilbottle Colliery, Ist March, ■‘■TA, Alible—Wanted—A caretaker for Renovations. Best Workmanship and 19 38. above Church ...
... 3. E. Charlton, sen., Stockfield; 4, Andrew Wilson, Kilham; 5, .1. S. Lunn. Broomhill (holder); 6, J. Smith, Alnwick; 7. R. Rogerson, Stocksfleld; 8, W. Davison, Stocksfleld. Juniors—Silver Medal, T. Wilson, Ain wick (who was also second Redcar last year); ...
... and J. Craig. Mrs Pringle, Mr and Mrs T. Green, Mr and Mrs J. Gregory, Miss Evans, Messrs E. and J. Nutman Miss Taylor, Miss Wilson, Mr T. C. Martin, Mr L. C. Brewls, Mr and Mrs Pearce, Mr H. Gibb, Mrs Warr, Miss M. Brewis, Mr E. Hall and Miss Hall, Miss ...