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... September 22. Similarly charged in respect of two horses was Mrs. Margaret Wilson. 24. Lichfield Road. Stafford. P.c. Arnold slated that one of the horses belonging to Mrs. Wilson was killed bv a motor-lorry in an accident which occurred oh the Cannock i at 1-30 ...
... THE ACCIDENT AT BBEBETON COLLIERY. FUNERAL OF THE VICTIMS. The funeral of the two men Brown and Wilson, killed lout Wednesday week by falling down the pit shaft at the Brereton Colliery, took place on Saturday afternoon in the presence of a large concourse ...
... Stafford 3rds played away at Whitchurch and certainly produced a fine display. forcing a I-I draw. Tim Pritchard and Wilson Mellor killed any Whitchurch attacks, and Stafford grabbed the lead when captain John Austen set up an opportunity for John Dean ...
... Kevds. J Rk herbert, G. F. at H. Vyle, A. ind K. of hooks and pape reported that the £is It appear at the house pin FH. Wilson, ine killed by order of vious to his virit ur food, which | id his ex: eriene ng stal four i and whey at the outhr k op Blaster ...
... Mij ir Stanhope, and Lieutenant Wilson, killed ; Captain Clunes, wounded, and live er Olii.'er;, siUh regiment—Lieutenant-Colonel Fane, and Major M'Gregor, killed; Captain Wilson, wounded, regim a:—Captain Digby, killed; Majors Williams a?.d ...
... Hannah Weston, a child who was run over by horse and cart as she was going home from school. —At Walsall, on George Wilson, who was killed by fall from ironstone, while working in the Birchills New Colliery.—Verdicts, accidental death. Caution to Miners ...
... from injuries reeeived in a collision. The jury a £1,290. The awards , and offered = were :—Supt. (killed), £1,808 ; Stoker (injured), EL: ‘Wilson (killed), and Polic:-con. the week other competitions which bave been may be mentioned on during members or ...
... (acting Lieut.-Col.) H. H. Tennant, Lieut. R. S. Wildblood, 2nd-Lieut. (temp. Lieut.) D. Wilkinson, 2nd -Lieut. B. (killed). Wilson, Capt. E. A. Archer, No. 6432 Pte. J. Atkins, No. 7630 Pte. (acting L.-Corp.) T. Bailey, No. Co.-Sergt.-Major G. Hale ...
... fields, where the tigress attacked a number of sheep, and killed three. The lion, finding himself at liberty, was by no means idle, but falling in with some cows belonging to Mr. Wilson, killed one, and severely wounded two others. The bleating of the ...
... oxen and bulls, 879 calves, 35,189 sheep and lambs, and 27,004 swine. Four valuable cows, the property of Mr. W. Wilson, farmer, were killed during the storm at Priestcliff, on Holy Thureday. Others were knocked down, but received no further injury. The ...
... the carriage of a Mr. Wilson, containing himself, his wife, and their only son, young man, twenty-one years of age, on their return from visiting the palace of the Bishop of Rochester, was upset, and Mr. Wilson, jun., was killed. At the Sheffield gooseberry ...
... carriage was upset and shattered to pieces. \ oung Mr. Wilson was killed on the spot : his mother was taken insensible, having suffered dangerous concussion of the brain and the elder Mr. Wilson was severely bruised on the head and face. Both the coachman ...