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... AT ST. JOHN'S GHURCH. CLUB. CHAMBERLAIN—DURHAM. The marriage took place on Saturday week, at St. John’s Church, Putney, of Mr. Francis H. Chamberlain, of 3, Cleveland-road, Barnes, to Miss Florence M. Durham, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Durham ...
... Messrs. Cr ayBrelman, and Gorbam. Tha o 7 v TRANSFERS. sfia.chfouowinw transfers were .granted :—Batter- Affred ull; Earl- Russell, Russell+treet, Battersea, Fa]c()n Iflngllsh to ;Albert M'Lean; off-licence, 105, Ada,n;‘roa_d', Battersea, William Fletcher to ...
... foregoing resolutions be sent to the Premier, Mr. Balfour, the Marquess of Ripon, Lord Lansdowne, Mr. John Redmond, Mr. Keir Hardie, lf_r. R. Me- Kenna, Mr. John Burns, Sir Henry Kimber, and Mr. Percy Thornton. MRr. HarrY EBpoN, who is nothing if not original ...
... the members of this club commenced on Monday, the 2nd, and proved most interesting. In the billiards, Pearce (owe 10) beat Russell. who received 10, easily; B. Penrose (owe 10) won against G. Price, with 20 start. The dominoes. Cresswell beat Barnard, Horwood ...
... Mrs. and the late Mr. Joseph iy of 134, High-street, Wandsworth, oy of fiatmmony with Mr. Thomas George b’fle * and Mrs. Wiiiam John Pace, of E‘S (Who : s Sty Was given away by her brother, i}fi:f tvxch) Worg an Emp)irre ngWn of soft E\ leoord long court, train ...
... right, for the Whites: whilst Townsend was a great halfback. The first real test takes place tO-lOITOW, when Battersea St. John’s are at Wimbledon Park. Xick-off 3.30 sharp. An interesting game will take place on Summerstown’s old ground, opposite “Ye ...
... at 12s. per week each. Term 77 years. Ground rent £8 for the two. BATTERSEA PARK ROAD.—Three suj erior HOUSES, 20 and 21, RUSSELL STREET, and 17, PALMERSTON STREET, let at rents of 158. and 13s. per week. Term 53 years. Ground rent £4 10s. per house. WANDSWS ...
... to hear the truth about the matter, and that every difficulty seemed to be placed in his way. In reply to the Judge, Caleb John Wm, Man. chester stated that Rodger was a friend of his. They met one day, and witness asked Rodger to be his best man. He ...
... Ferne 2, W. Outrod 1, G. Hall 1, D. McPhérson 0, V. Mepham 4, 1. Wood 0, T. Ferne 1, F. Ferne 0, E. Russell (not, out) 0, extras 4, total 41, ST. JOHN'S C.C. (PUTNEY) v. PROTHEROE'S This match was played on Saturday, and resulted in a win for the home ...
... v : SR BRI 30 A R 3 S ; o ey S To iy e & : : % g 4 Mr. Muskett: Then there would have been no necessity to warn vou. Thomas John Frederick Goff, of Putney Bridgeroad, gave evidence regarding a suggestion that ' the porjce-const-ables were mistaken as to ...
... London by Mr. J. Bird. the manager of the golf ball department, ard were met on arrival at Brighton by the works’ managcr, My, John Harvey, who had travelled down the previoys evening %0 make final arrangements for the comfort of the party. An oxcellent meal ...
... inquest story was unfolded at Wandsworth on Friday, when Mr. John TWroutbeck held an inquiry in the Town Hall into the circumstances attending the death of Michael Clancey, aged €5, of 3, Russell-place, High-street, Putney, who died on the previous day. ...