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... on July 10 Mrs. Doubleday, of London Road, wife of the rating officer of the district, was in her office when accused called holding his head and appearing dazed. He asked her to ring up the police and the doctor, told Mrs, Doubleday he had found his ...
... greatly pleased and affected hy the interest which the people of the United States have displayed throughout his illness. Mr. Doubleday stated last night that Mr. Kipline's daughter, Elsie, was suffering from severe bronchitis, but it was hoped the doctors ...
... THE FIRE AT THE WOODMAN TAVERN. Benjamin. Doubleday. late keeper of the Woodman Tavern, South Street, Moor, was brought remand before the Stipendiary magistrate to-day, charged with attempted arson on those premises, on the sth July. Mr. A. Muir Wilson ...
... THE FIRE AT THE WOODMAN INN. At the Sheffield City Police Court, this morning, before the Stipendiary Magistrate, Benjamin Double-day, who formerly kept the Woodman Inn, South Street, Moor, was charged with attempted arson. Mr. A. Muir Wilson prosecuted ...
... between Cathedral and Church House, a Madeira DUCHESS SET meant for Cathedral Sale of Work.—Will finder return to Mrs. Doubleday, The (Rub? ...
... Hospital, and two to the permanently disabled ward in Firvale. The dass has been self-supporting and ably conducted by Mrs. Doubleday and two secretaries. Mrs F. Mason and Miss Naylor, and a number devoted workers. A few pounds remain in hand, which it is ...
... the theft of a pair of reins, value 10s., the property of Robert Pearson, of the Roebuck public-house, Carlton Road. P.c. Doubleday said he received a oomplaint from Mr. Westaway about the fowls being missing, and. tracked them to the prisoners’ residence ...
... family to the Workhouse. Prisoner three months* imprisonment, rocKET-Hrrrvxß. Two youths, named respectively Charles George Doubleday Piper, 308, Alfred street, and William Henry Breeze, Furnace were summoned for stealing 31 pocket knives and dagger sheath ...
... is of public interest, but this sorrow is her own, and she feels that the newspaper men will not intrude h privacy. Mr. Doubleday added that this meant Mrs. Kipling did not wish even the time place of her daughter's funeral to public. number of reasons ...
... been cmoved from her father's apartments to a room another part of the hotel. Neither case is egarded as dangerous. Mir. Doubleday at o'clock this morning said hat Mr. Kipling was resting easily, and that night had not been bad. NEW YORK, Thursday, 11 ...
... to others the effects of tho strain tho illness is causing her; but in the sick-room she aud Mr. Kipling's publisher, Mr. Doubleday. encourage him in every possible way. As already telegraphed, the beginning of Mr. Kip-, ling's illness is traceable to ohill ...
... Preston) D Smith 0 LOCH AILORT 8-9 (Mrs Barlow) W Stephens 0 CALGARY 8-9 (Ld Derby) R Perryman 0 GOLDEN WOOD 8-9 (Mr Doubleday) Nevett 0 WINDCHEATER 8-9 (Mr Hedley) K Young 0 QUEENSDAY 8-9 (Mrs King) J Kirby 0 MARY OF SCOTLAND 8-9 (Ld Penrhyn) H ...