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... Georg.. Wicks 2s. 6d., and Alfred Brill Is., for not sending their children regularly to school at Hollington, and Thowar Longley, Edtria Calms,. and Charles were each fined Is. for similar offences at Bexhill. RYE DIVISION LIBERAL ASSOCIATION. The anneal ...
... the Varianatlas Acts. The Clark replied that the Guardians bore no part of the expense. A letter was read from Mr. Thomas Longley, of Camber, declining to act as Guardian for the parish of Broomhill. It was resolved to forward the letter to the overseen ...
... ALLIOED TILL William and Alfred Glazier were charged with robbing a till, containing 65.-111 re. Longley deposed that she wee the wife of Mr. G. Lone's'''. the occupier of the Duke of Wellington Inn, in the parish of St.Leonaids. Prisoners were at the ...
... bone, bet be end his Jona He did not .0 740 the men, - I went you. He did sot tell Bestbrook he was drank. Witness award Longley of being drank directly be went In the hone. Ile hadn't reporeld for being drunk. He knew Langley was drank st •• It was a ...
... /losable Hugh FiftWilham—Silver box. Mr and Mu Ernest Beckett—Silver scent bottle. Lady Forbes—Silver basket. Mr and Mrs H. Longley—Candelabra. Honble Violet Fox—Sflver button-hook. Mr Mrs H. ffille—Silrer box. Mr and Mrs Drake—Silver -gilt mem jug. Lord ...
... Hind. b 2; lbaips b Maar Wright U; Procter not oat 0; b Maser Wright 0; ostrae ; total I. kLtCI mouss SCHOOL. T W a Clark b Longley 2 P Psalms b Constance A Mawr Wright* Sharpe b Proctor 12 J C P Lewis c Clarks b 00astames 23 r 'snicks e Sharps b 4 J Hobbs ...
... C. and E. Harman .. 6,660 0 0 A. H. White .. 7,765 0 0 H. E. Cruttanden 6,600 0 0 Taylor Bros.. 6,606 o J. longley and Co. (Crawley) 7,383 o 0 committee the acceptance of Mr. W. F. Anderson's tender fee £4,797 00a1101110t WINTON moved the ...
... match between t . tete teams took at the Salts, Rye, on Tinom' (pal), W. Jeffery and Woclfield (becks), L. Fidler, Coup, Longley (halfbacks), Better and Sadler (right wing), P. H. Bowen (oistae), A. Clark and F. Fuller (left wing) forwards. ALLIANCIL—Owen ...
... balms: Ibmilk. NISEIIOIIS. Mesas Cllama Thomas Wallis. Wisassaz illajamia illaidasiti. Timms Osepasass. Watta. Leak, Immo LongLei: — Gams. John Hervey. Potty. John Salta. John Priwarde. Sherwood. Henry Cobb George Court. Joseph No. 9. - - George Clarke ...
... bowled asd batted will foe the deism. R Rattan b Dr W b Popper 8 W b Poppor Cueleett e Boerne b Popper . 2 J W Roar Longley b Clark. „ 4 W Wormier b Clark 16 Row B b Poppet I Levin b Popper IR Mortis b Clark 4 G Roberta not out linaminp ran out atria ...
... an article dealing with Hastings and St. Leonard., under the heading Our Winter Revorta. The remarks are supplied by F S Longley, who says that the boundary between Hastings and St Leonard. is at the somewhat unwieldly archway west of Warrior-square! ...
... .. —. 8 F French b Belohls W Maley b Halabia H Driver b Balehin 0 • A Harris b Kelly 7 0 Robins a Cotton b Dabelis 0 Longley not oat 0 Fa Total Bezbin wee by 23 on the kit HASTINGS 2ND XI. v HASTINGS JUNIOR £0 US. A match was played by the above teams ...