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... a match at catch weights. If tiua is cgroeablc to Hughes all he has is notify the fact through the Sporting Life, and Bill Holliday (Baldwin’s backer) shall wait as representing Hughes, and arrangements to box can be concluded forthwith. Tailing Hughes ...
... • understand that the U»1 Lords should, their . an they were very sorry for Mr. Wi „»» fold that the optiosition the Bill Holliday and Sons and others— w. ._ j1 made the Journal last f to* ft* bility. nothing do with the The matter will certainly, ...
... ; Fearn. 51; Chapmaa, 51; M PaVramorc, 51; Lee, .11 : Arnold llopkinson,sl; Layloy, Jout Pa kin, 52; Lamb (03 years), Bill Holliday (alias Deerfoot), 55. All acceptances of 2s. (nl. each to bo paid to Mr. B. Honsely, Rutland Arms,Brown-strcot,Sheffield; ...
... 30, at 6.39 went for a shave, at 9 p.m. was at the White Horse, where he remained till 10. He came up the street with Bill Holliday, left him at the New Inn corner and was home at 10.30, when he went to bed, and never left the house until 8.30 the following ...
... to ba stakeholder. Attenboro can bo seen any evening at the Lord Nelson Hotel. Jack Passpiblo, of Peokham, hearine that Bill Holliday, New Cross, is anxious to meet him, would bo .'ased to box him with small ploves for endurance if George (Barney) Sheppard ...
... six rounds on Monday, January 21, Mick Welch’s, the Wolf Arms, Wolfstreet, Dockhead. T-Tdompso-v, of Rew Cross, will box Bill Holliday, of Hatcbarn, at catch-weight, for £lO or a-si tie. answer through the Sporting L\fo will be immediately attended to. Hbibino ...
... Parliamentary expert. Re is engaged on the Waterford sad Celan! Ireland apposition. Mr Power—Re le engaged ea leer Railway Bills. Holliday—He knows aU ropes, sod ...
... Board next proceeded to the election of a female nnr.-e. There was only one applicant for the situation, Mrs. Harriet Billings, Holliday Street, Birmingham. The Chairman (Mr. Lees) and Mr. Field considered that they would not secure the services ef efficient ...
... Holliday. who west outakle, followed by defeadaste Complainant'. rand le shortly afterwards, .d told that the two ere were billing Holliday. Com. plalmot wed oat, whew he IVY aeamhed by defendant., - The Bee= lowed the defeedante gality. Belt befag as old ...
... Feecham, Mayman, Beete, Hamilton, Head,Scull, Cooper, Clark, Hughes, Millbourn, Turner, Tibbetts, Little, Farrant, Billings, Holliday, W. J. Allard, Yabsley, Clarke, Fleet, H. Clifford, Taman, Hobden, Mansfield, A. J. Allard, Conway, Fortescue, Longley ...
... Causes for Trial, with witnesses : Nevill v. Snelling— Duke v. Llttleboy Wilson v. Whltworth— Tann v. Heale— Glover v. Billings— Holliday aud Co. v. Roberts. QUEEN'S BENCH DIVISION. - The Court will not sit in y. Sittings in Middlesex, at Westminster, in ...
... Occasional Court, charged with having been drunk and disorderly and using obscene language the previous evening at Child’s-bilL Holliday was further charged with rescuing Smith from custody and assaulting two police constables at the same time and place whilst ...