... VISITORS TO THE ROYAL TOWN OF SUTTON COLDFIELD, SHOULD CALL ROYAL OAK, MILL STREET, Where only ALES, WINES, SPIRITS & CIGARS the Fineet Qoality are Sold. Proprietor T. hOBINSON. Note— WILTON, CHEMIST, ERDINGTON. Depot for Snothatre and (adore Mineral ...

... ja Startles ?i,—1n loving memory of .loohns Fisher. of the Royal Oak, Mill Wee% Leek, who psewti away on (Sept. 7th, 1916. We forget him, nor never intend. We think cif him daily, and will to the end; T• Wilt and himord, one of the beat, C.,id grant ...

... Cork - Rear 2 0 2 0 0 Royal Oak Mill Inn Midland Inn flit AO 2 A? AA 111200 stockingford LC.. Cock aud Beer . Midge Lane Fleur-de-Lys. Royal Oak ‘. Hartshill Rec. %ifieborungh S.C. v. Dull Inn I. M.S. v Storkingfurd Institute. Gritt No. 4 v. Midland Inn ...

... OOLDFIELD PETTY SESSION& Aldermen T. Glover, end Councillor E. J. Brookes. • The license of the Royal Oak, Mill was transferred from W. E_Webetar . to Thomas ot the Gate from fionrii - ii Mee, administrator of the late Mr. H. to Alfred Ritiord Coley; ...

... manatee( elation; tin Retalty or otiterwiee.—Box 3. Lain Thum 001 SALK. fear U LASS LIGHTS. good rendition. Mt. 3in. by sft. Royal Oak. Mill - . 41.• Mk 8K WI NG MAC H ; or weekly payments. Old Oars Exchanged. Free Loma wad Ties. e, Heywood Mreot. Leek. ...

... TO BREWERS AND PUBLICANS. TO BE DISPOSED OF BY PRIVATE TREATY, the ROYAL OAK, Mill street, Lkkk The above is fitted up with brewhouse complete, and does the best trade in Leek. Present tenant has occupied it over 30 years, and made a fortune. Also, HOUSE ...

... as the invitation. September at 27. Alma stree.. Leek, suddenly, William Boson, aged 43 years. September 7th, at the Royal Oak, Mill street, Leak, Joshua Fisher, in his 40th year. 'MUT. —On September Bth, at 51, Shirley street, Leek, Barbara Pedlev, in ...

... Hotel. WEit. YOUTH, about 14, to make himself generally useful— Apply, Royal Oak, Mill o.treet. 1111 ILL-NI.VNAG ER Wanted. with a thorough knowledge i 4 the manufacture of Sewing Silka awl TWill44.- -Apply by letter, A. i Co., Leek. 11VANTED, SITI 7 ...

... RED CROSS COLLECTING BOXES. Ballhaye Tavern 24d, White Lion (Bridge 4 5/74. Park Inn 6d. Friend lb. Mrs Ball sd, Royal Oak (Mill street) 6d, King's Arms 2/04. Dyers* Arms 6ld, Mr Hibbert's roundabouts 5/-, 1/-, Quiet Woman 1/84. Unicorn 116. Mr Gould ...

... N/B 6; Pallton Club 3 Roaeycombe 5; Lesion Club (Brink-low) Royai Oak Brandon 7. League Table r. Royal Oak Brandon U Royal Oak. Mill Saracens Head &Waal be Rot . el A.' P on Club. Brink:low Roos & Club . Crown a&t Braildoa Club .. 1 W. D. L. I ...

... RED CROSS COLLECTING BOXES Ballbaye Tavern 5d., Mrs. Ball &id., Park Ina 6d., Mrs. Knowles 1/7. Royal Oak (Mill street) 1/5 King's Arms 1/5. Dyers Arms 5d., Blue Ball 4d., All Saints' Club 11-, Quiet Woman 2/6, Unicorn If-. Bull's Head 1/2, Mr. Gould ...

... (140) by 501.284 • Mill gained welcome points with a 5-4 win over Royal Oak. Mill took the first three games via G. Cadman. 8 Gilliner and J Worthington (85-100) but Oaks R Walker junior (80), A Savage, J. Keyte and R Woodridge registered wins Dew Mtls ...