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... b Mills W. Pierce, b Stormor W. Koulh, Mills H. Pratt, Borgnis, b Hutchinson I, Burnett, b Rogers Cartwright, b Rogers Shore, b Roger* Bannister, 1 w, Smith Did no. bat. Extras 0 1 3 The Owta r. Sr. John's Wool'.—This match was nlaycd ...
... builder. Salmon, Henry, Corwen Coburg-street, Plymouth, share dealer. Goss, Adam Bannister, Orroskirk. Lancaster, brewer. Hurt >n, Samuel Thomas, Uoalh, Glamorgan, builder. Rogers, Arthur, Dundalk, and of Castle Blaney, Monaghan, draper. Joseph, Haltwistle ...
... inqant » held at o'clock Saturd ly cv. ning. l» fore Mr. C Uttar, at the Rou|)eU Arms Woolwich, m the lody William I-oina Rogers, aged !>!, living at 1 Denman Cottages, next door hut one the Rose of Denmark beer-shop. Lower Woolwkh-road. near . Charlton ...
... of the Auctioneer, as above. Very Property. Has been favoured with instructions from the Trustees of the late Mr. William Rogers, TO ST AUCTION, At the Mart, Tokenhouse Yard, near the Bank of England. /~VN TUESDAY, October 18th, at One punctually. in ...
... Sfiyne, FifieM, i; O. rower, not out i; 6.-lo!nl (for S wickets), 42. Gumrawicn TaAnrsnns. , „ , B. Bdmnnds, c Porter, b M. Bannister, Storkey 7 Phillip, n. Dingle, O. B.p»nr.b Toppin J. Wire, Brkcr .» » R. Osborne, b Toppin J. Hew.',. Ibw. b Balter ...
... from Greenwich, for easanlf.lS days house correction William H agger, from Chatham, for assault, koeae correction John Bannister, from Tunbridge, for one cal month bouse of torrectioti Daniel M’Csrthj, from Woolwich, for one cal. month houaeof correction ...
... Bannisteb.— The officials the Kent County Briton at Maidstone Thursday evening last, presented to Mrs. Bannister, the widow of the late Major Bannister, formerly governor of the prison, an address of condolence and sympathy with her in her loss. The address ...
... transferable, 10s. Tickets to be had of Mr. Neve. English and Foreign Library, Blackhcath; Mr. North, Printer, Blackneath; Miss Rogers, 0, College-place, Lewisham ; Messrs. R. MorUy and Co., Lee Highroad Miss Legrove, Dacre-strect Post Office, Lee; Mr. J. G ...
... 6 yrs (Robinson), 1; Mr. Forde’s Ballet, 3 yrs, 2. Sweepstakes of sovs each. Mr. Combe’s Rosalind, by Touchstone, allowed (Rogers), I; Mr. Biggs Eleus, by Elis, 2. . . Match ; h ft. A. P.—Lord Albemarle’s Ralph (Robinson), beat Lord G. Bentinck’s Proof ...
... Alrey, c W. Sutherland, b leases J. B. Ooodlrg, Mr. Barnard, Isaacs 4 E. H. Hodwell, b P. Rogers 3 J. B. Robertson, b lasses W. i. Staadiing, ran oot .. 0 P. Bannister, bA. lasses .. 12 E. C. Hlnde, not out.. ..23 aO. Jacob, b lasses .. * P. A. Newton, not ...
... Montague. TUNBRIDGE WELLS— Sawyer and Seamer. WOOLWICH— Henry Jaggers ___ TUESDAY’S GAZETTE. bankrupts. C J. Bannister, Derby, lineudraper. H A. Rogers. Sheffield, newsman. J. Uolhcry, Golcar, Yorkshire, clothier. Slater, Burnley, Lancashire, pawnbroker. J ...
... manager), Mr. J. W. Daw (bon. parade secretary), Me. Matthew Wallace, J.P., C.C. (a former Mayor of Camberwell). Mr. W. P Rogers (of Clene Hall, Champion-hill, donor of special prizes), etc. incident connected with the judging was the lifting-up, one ...