... was preferred against the prisoners of committing a burglary at “Kelvinside,” Russell-hill, Purley, and stealing a bicycle, together with other articles, the property of Mr. John W. Forester, a ma.nt@'acturer. It will be remembered that the prisoners were ...

... information, was suddenly stopped by the Coroner, Mr. John Troutbeck, and the body was removed to the mortuary for medical examination. { At the opening of the inquest on Saturday, George Henry Russell, a. chemist, identified the deceased as his wife, and ...

... Christ Church, East Sheen, of Mr. A. E. Walling, son of the late Henry Walling, of the Home Office, and Miss S. Russell, daughter of the late John Rus. sell, of Cardiff. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. S. L. Davey, now rector of Bin- Sbeq, 1.W., but ...

... iltustrated. Copyright reprints (at 7d. net) are sent us of “A Weaver of Webs™ (John Oxenham), “A Daughter of Heth” {(William Black), “Wreck of the Grosvenor” (W. Clark Russell), and “Comin” thro' the Rye” (Heler Mathers). In consequenes of the great success ...

... Rosebery-avenue, Holborn; Lavender-hill, Battersea; St. Mark’s, Gopsall-street Hoxton; St. George’s-row, Pimlico; and St. John’s-road. The event was keenly contested, West-hill even_ tually winning by three yards, with St. George’s-row second, and G ...

... S.J.A.C. St. John's (Putney) were entertained by Kelvin, and they continued their winning career by a 9 goals to 2 victory. Kelvin did not score in the first half, but perhaps it was owing to their being against the wind. With the aid of the wind the ...

... TUESDAY. THE SECOND WIFE.—John Montrose Smith, 98, labourer, of Broughton-street, Queen’s-road, Battersea, was charged -with- assaulting -his second wife, Emma Sophia Smith. She stated that on Monday she accidentally broke a saucer, and he accused her ...

... York-road, G. A. Davis to . Dew. Beer-house Licences.—27, Russell-street, M Lean (deceased) to A. English (executor). la, Spicerstreet, H. Weston (deceased) to L. M. Weston (widow). 151, St, John’s-hill, F. J. Crocome to W E. Adams. 17, Chatham-road, F ...

... MONDAY. WHAT THE CONSTABLE SAW.—James Russell, 63, no home, was charged with stealing a cap from the shop of Arthur Selkirk, tailor, 4, Werterroad, Putney.—P.-c. FEastlake saw the prisoner moving about. suspiciously. He watched him, and saw him take the ...

... Robinson 9, Goodson (not out) 8, Waller 6, extras 12, total 75. Battersea Amateurs: Bowles 0, Sanger 1, Griffiths 1, Robinson 4, Russell 7, Dickenson 34, Bawles (not out) 19, Stevenson 4, Pocock 4, Wright 6, Carter 3, extras 7, total 90. HEATHFILELD “A” v, BATTERSEA ...

... Wilson 1, Head 0, Haddon 1, Townsend (not out) 0, extras 13, total 93. Wimbledon Belvedere.—Shields 0 and 2, Wise 7 and 2, Russell 0 and 9, Treloar 2 and 5, Found 0 and (not out) 2, Stremes 0 and 0, Cox 0 and 0, Coles 0 and 11, Sweetman 1 and 5, Sykes 0 ...

... Thomas John Cox Robert David Duncan George Yeowell bt I.R.A. Dr. Mr. Ratepaye’xs Assn, Independent, » Battersea Borough. NINE ELMS WARD. (Nine seats). Peter Proctor Haythornthwaite , Moderate. John Allnutt 9 John Henry Curle * Frank Dunmore » John Winter ...