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... Sheffield SURPRISED o’clock Skin-day two ofMr Jacobs diamond were by one the men trying skylight injured Hospital he remains Arthur Gray's Inn-road man oi WHERE on to tower cd— vicinity Wolsley’a banquet Oan-dirtal by LATE DR PARKER STORIES Dr the An Easter ...
... equally well. From the appearance of the children i'l is evident that drill in various forms producing excellent results. Arthur Gray, a choir boy, sang in good voice and with great feeling Love at home and Little sister s gone sleep. His Majesty's Inspector ...
... grand setting by Maunder. uitbeui «u Death, where is thy sting, by Edmund Turner. In this tbe solo was Uk«n by Master Arthur Gray. The service finished with Caleb simper's Drum special act praise, the ten>T We therefore pray Thee, being sweetly and ...
... come up fer judgment if called GAMREING — William Henry Gray, Joseph Fletcher. George Reynolds, Edgar were suy Reynolds, Arthur Gray. and Frank Doncaster. 21! mmoned for playing “banker” in Ponney’+ buildin: + £3, Great Nertham-terrace, on the 17#h inst ...
... for the transicr of a wine license held by Mr. W. S. S. Dimnis, of Mablethérpe. were CRUELTY TO A HORSE.—Charies Gray and Arthur Gray, both of Mabiethorpe, were charged with to a horse at Mablethorpe on divers dates between the Ist and Sth ef February, the ...
... and 13s. 6d. costs. Chas. Cray, of for causing a horse lie worked whilst in an unfit state, was fined 10s. and 3s. costs.—Arthur Gray, of Mablethorpe, was charged with working a horse as above. Case withdrawn on payment 3s. costs. Win. Gaunt, of button, ...
... led. , , lr Sa V i„ a certificate from the Royal Humane Society V Afe with that horse. —Fined 10s., and costs, in' i nst Arthur Gray for working the horse a unfit state was withdrawn on payment of J °hn Taylor, of Alford, pleaded guilty to Unk on the White ...
... Mrs. Cowan ; dressing gowns, Mrs. Robinson ; papers, Countess Brownlow, Mr. and Mrs. Gamble, Mr. Wilson, Mrs. Lewis, Mr. Arthur Gray, Mrs. Thorold, Mrs. Knox, and Mrs. Bentlev- Rudd. * St. Peter's-hill.—The Corporation recently decided to place a number ...
... Retford A v. Shireoais.—At Retford, on Saturday. Scores:—Shireoaks : A. Gray, b Spence, 0; J. Fitzjohn. run out. 2; Arthur Gray, b Fishburne, 33; W. Gray, Fishburne. 6; J. Tomlinson. c Spence, b Fishburne, 9; H. Hall, b Fishburne. 1; J. Mee, b Spence ...
... W. Cording, C. W. Burnett, and J. W. Marshall.—Seventh Paper Proposer, Mr. Ale*. Shaw; seconder, Mr. W. Padset; Mesers. Arthur Gray. C. Clifford, B. Brittaiu, W. It. Stael, J. 8. Leayton, Marshall, Johns, and B. Smith. Wanu.cr, iron-tarner, 116, Di>dl«y-ro*d ...
... RASSETELAW LEA RAINSROROUGH 114, SHIRBOAKS Stocks, run out, 6; Arthur Gray, c and b Dann, 11; J pull, 15; ves, b Bull. 0; A Brownlow. +b Clif- . 30; H. Hartland, b Bull, 8: 0. Buil. 23 b Bull, 2 Foberson. out, 1; Ww. Birkett, ¢ ce ‘Alb. Gray, b » 5; aren ...
... 12), total 71. „ .. j Division 11. GAINSBOROUGH BRITANNIA v BHIREOAKS j Gainsborough on Saturday. Sseoresi :—Shireoaks (Arthur Gray 11. J. Tomlinson 15, A. total 82. Britannia: AV. Birkett, Hargreaves. 11: F. W agstaff. Alb. Gray, ooper, il. Spawton, Ar ...