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... COURTS. COLEFORD. IVesdat —Before Messrs. C. T. Palmer (in the chair). T. T. Taylor, and C. E. Machen. Vaccination exemptions were granted the following : James Jones. Clement's End; Laura A. Treherne, Bream; Eva Gwynne, Yorkjey Wood; and Fanny Lane Baker's ...
... Petty Sessions, on Thursday last, Louisa Basks, landlady of the Royal Oak Inn, Coleford, was summoned for allowing children in the bar, whilst Reginald linghes, Fanny Lane, and Lucy James were summoned for taking children into the bar on May 2.srd.—Mrs ...
... Coleford. Dr. R. Macartney (Forest of Dean Coroner) condncted inquiry at Coleford Petty Seasional Court Room touching the death of William Ernest, the illegitimate child of Fanny Lane, married woman living at Lord's Hill. Coleford. The death ...
... conducted an inquiry at Coleford Petty Sessional Court Room touching the death of William Ernest, the illegitimate child of Fanny Lane, a married woman living at Lord’s Hill, Coleford. The death took place on Sunday, April 24th. Fanny ...
... be astray, was fined 3e. fid.— Milson Simmonds, Morse-lane, Drybrook, was finsd £1 and ordered pay Bs. costs, for cruelty a horse, violently striking it with iron bar.— Fanny Williams, of Marsh-lane, waa bound over in £lO to keep the peace for eix months ...
... astray, was fined 3s. 6d. Milson Simmonds, of Morse-lane, Drybrook, was fined £1 and ordered to pay Bs. costs, for cruelty to a horse, by violently striking it with an iron bar.— Fanny Williams, of Marsh-lane, was bound over in £10 to keep the peace for six ...
... COLEFORD. Policf. Court. Tuesday.—Before Messrs. C. T. Palmer (in the chair). T. T. Taylor, and S. J. Elsora. Henry Morgan, labourer, Joyford, was mulct in 4s. 6d. expenses for wilfully damaging a beech tree, value 6d., the property of H.M. the King.— ...
... —For nsiog bad language Levi Harria, a Coleford insurance agent, bad to pay 9a. 6d. Ernest Bennett, Ruardean collier, bad pay 18s. Geo. Attwood, of Five Acres, collier, 18s. Fanny Williams, widow, Ellwood, 9s. 6d. Fanny Williams, Frank Hoars, and Hy. Hoare ...
... Royal Oak Inn, Fetter Hill, Coleferd, was summoned by Sergt. Price for allowing children in the bar, whilst Reginald Hughes. Fanny Lane, and Lucy James were summoned for taking children into the bar on May 23rd.—Mr. F. C. Oilmour, of Lawford's Gate Licensed ...
... COLEFORD. The annual mottmg for the parish ColeTord was held at the Infants’ Schoolrooni Tuesday evening. The Vicar jßev. E. H. Brioe) pressed. presenting the Churchwardens’ accounts the Vicar referred the gratifying fact that the collections-for chnrch ...
... Coleford Police Court. Tuesday.—Before Messrs. T. T;/Taylor (in the chair) and E. A. Trotter h. Bert James Lewis, collier, Lydbrook, was summoned by P.C. W. J. White for drunkenness the highway on August 21st.—Defendant, who did not appear, wa*'fined ...
... summoned by Fanny Lane, whose husbsnd died in France in September. 1917, to show cause etc., in respect of her illegitimate child, bora on the 25th Augttst. 1917.—Mr. Lionel Lane, who appeared for defendant, contended that as the summons had not been taken ...