... FORTHCOMING EVENTS. : Mount Tabor Primitive Methodist Church, Luton. VISIT OF MRS. CHARLES IRELAND. SUNDAY, FEB. 15th, 1925. Preacher at 10.45 'a.m. and 6 p.m.: ¢. IRELAND, Esq. Soloists: Morning, Miss 1.. Winters, , Evening, Mr. H. Anderson. At 2.3(; ...

... as also were the following :—Nearly five acres of grass land, fronting Harlington-road, £l3O, Mr. Charles Ireland; a similar lot, £l7O, Mr. Charles Ireland. The following lots were offered for Mr. C. P. Hobbs:—Building site in Harlington-road, 1} acres ...

... TOItnINOTUN ; STEALING A RING. John Hucklesby, 17, butcher, was charged with breaking and entei ing the dwelling-house of Charles Ireland, and stealing gold ring, the property of Amelia Ireland, at Toddington, on Sept. 2. Stimson prosecuted. The prisoner was ...

... TODDINGTON deal brickworks at Westoning was the properly transactions oi Mr. Charles Ireland, described as gentleman, ol Toddington Park, upon which attention was focussed at his adjourned public examination Luton Bankruptcy Court on Tuesday. This was ...

... Wesleyan Church on Saturday. After tea concert was given by Mrs. Charles Ireland, of Toddington Park, whose recitals were much enjoyed. Solos were given by Mrs. J. Church. Mr. Charles Ireland was chairman. The proceeds (in aid of the New Building Fund) amounted ...

... commodate the primary department the Wesleyan Sunday School, was opened on Sunday afternoon. The chair was taken by Mr. Charles Ireland, of the Park. Toddington. and Mrs. C. Ireland performed Wednesday about 50 mothers of the Infant Welfare Centre, with ...

... THEFT A KING. .lullll (17). was indicted for breaking into the dwelling house of Charles Ireland f>•■Mingtou. and -f.-aliug ring. Mr! stimsoii was fur the prosecution, and prisoner wa- undefended. It apjwared that prisoner was employe! by prosecutor, ...

... good number sat down, was followed by a concert, given hy Mrs. Charles Ireland, Toddington Park, whose recitals were much enjoyed. Solos were also rendered by Mrs J. Church. Mr. Charles Ireland presided, ard the proceeds of the tea and concert, in aid of ...

... sidering the rather unsuitable weather there was a good attendance, After tea there was a story and song recital by Mrs. Charles Ireland, of Toddington Park, which was very much agpreciated. Mrs. R. H. Rush, of Leighton Buzzard, sang “Beyond the dawn,” “ ...

... concert took place at the Wesleyan Chapel in aid of the Sunday School. which now provides for nearly 70 children. Mr. Charles Ireland (Toddington) presided, and solos were rendered by Mrs. and Miss Ireland. Megan. A. Dennis, A. Sharp, W. Bunker. John ...

... administiatrix of the late Colonel Algernon Mercer, Mr. Wallace A. Foil, through whose agency the property has sold -to Mr. Charles Ireland, sold the surplus furniture and effects on the 23rd and 24th nit. There was a good gathering present and competition for ...

... HARVEST THANKSGIVING services were held at the Wesleyan Church on Sunday, the preacher morning and evening being Mr. Charles Ireland, of Toddington Park. There was special music by the choir, under Mr. C. Woods, and_in the afternoon Mrs. “Ireland gave ...