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... 31 Norbeg, Jerh Leary, John Leary, Andy Buckley, 51 Dorney, W Dorney. Kidney, T Moroney, W Parfrey, M Cotter, E Cotter, Steve Collins, Steve Murphy, Ed Cotter, J Delea, C Sullivan. The team is to meet at the Great Southern and Western Railway at 11.30 a ...
... will box Jack Turner according to his eliallsnire, 6st lOlh. if purse is forthcoming. Prk • Barker, of Holloway, will box Steve Collins any number of > ound* if any gentleman will giao pnrse. Bill will box or Al. Fellows, of America, at 8»t 8!b. or catch-weight ...
... V. Harold youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Ales Barnet. COLLINS—Sunday. Oct. S, Gertrude, Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Collins. aged 15 months. ...
... first-aid apparatus before the dames were subdued. The damage was estimated at £lOO. ADMITTZD TEN SOFT IMPILACHNINT. - Steve Collins 05), of Deßurgh-road, Wimbledon, a general dealer, was charged before the Croydon County Bench on Thursday with being drunk ...
... We; William Willis, 10s; Peter Carrel, LI. GAMING WITH CARDS. Albert Hope. Joseph Pears. Fred Calver, Richard Kaley. and Steve Collins, aged 17 to ;.ei, for playing nap at Esh Winning, were on the evidence of P.C. Rutter, tined 7s 6d each. Another batch ...
... C. Palm (.one of the vice-presiden4) took the chair. Songs were rendered by Miss Phyllis Parker, Miss Lily Jos Mr. ,Steve Collins, and Mr. A. Staples; vocal duet by Miss and Corpl. Rowland; recitations by Miss Dorothy Rowland; violin solos by Mise Rowland ...
... the story told by defendant. The Bench imposed • fine of 30s, 30a coats, or 21 days in dalau.t. ILL•TREATING A PONY. Steve Collins, a licensed hawker, Orem pation-road, Belvedere, was charged wit n cruelty to a bey gelding pony by travelling it in an ...
... Colliery followed;- Messrs. J. Slack William Styles E. Wright. G. Lowe, J. Cliarlesworth, J. Kllcoek. J. Pearson, J. Steve Collins, D. Rayhoukl, P. I*. raniiinson, Suirixart. Patinau. J. Evans, and T. Heel. v. Sendees of wreaths di.-hidru Mrs Mosiev ...
... memory; from fond nieoe Mollie. With deepest. sympathy; Iron, Mr. Mrs. lineaFaey, With Itteartfellt t.ympatlty; front Steve collins,'' •• With happy memory from fond aleph( w Willie. •• With fond ment.y; from ;her sititera Lucy and together .with ...
... company. LONDON THEATRES OP VARIETIES, LTD. CAMHKRWULL PAL. (re., 12).-, Crystals. CLAPIIAM GRAND (re., l2).- Com; On, Steve. COLLINS'S (re., 12).-- A Coast- 1,'uaM's DaiiKhtvr. CROYDON EMP. (re., 12).-- Roelcets. HAMMERSMITH PAL. (re., 12).- High Heels ...
... took place at Willington. The entries were not so largo previously owing no doubt to other attractions in the town. Mr. Steve Collins, of the Greyhound A.C., .was first with one roach, and the cup will have fresh home for the next 12 months, being the first ...
... yesterday evening at Derby. He supported by Colonel T. C. Newbold, Messrs. Geo. Eley, Otlerwell, Bottomley, Dean, and others. Steve Collins, of the Greyhound, received the medal and cup, and admitted that it had been bis ambition for 25 years to secure the handsome ...