... AN EXPENSIVE PASTIME. A motor-car has led to the Bankruptcy Court at Grimsby. A marine engineer named Charles Ireland. who earned only two guineas weekly, got a car on the hire system. One of his first rides was marred by a collision that eost him MO ...

... passenger escaped with cuts, bruises and abrasions. Evidence was given by Harvey, P.C. Ryan, of Hardwicke, Frederick Charles Ireland, of Haresfield, road foreman in the employ of the Gloucestershire County Council, and Thomas Bullock, 26, Hare-lane, ...

... Foi, Bunk Gloucester. IRELAND—BARNARD—JuIy 30, y St J-itnes* Church, Uloucester, the Vicar ...

... generous in giving bountifully their garden and orchard store. During the day the choir, under the conductorship of Mr. Charles Ireland, beautifully rendered two anthems, “Honour the Lord'” and “Exalt Him all ye people.” In the former Mrs. Jones took the ...

... IRELAND —BARNARD The wedding took place at St. James Church, Gloucester, on Saturday afternoon, of Mr. Kenneth Charles Ireland, son of .Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Ireland, of Hazel dene. Hatherley-road. Gloucester, and Miss Vera Barnard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs ...

... WEDDING IRELAND—BARNARD Tlio wedding took place St. James' Church. Gloucester, on Saturday afternoon, of Mr. Kenneth Charles Ireland, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Ireland, of Ilazeldene, Hatherley-road, Gloucester, and Miss Vera liarnard, daughter Mr. and ...

... passenger escaped with cuts, bruises and abrasions. Evidence was given by Harvey, P.C. Ryan, of Hardwicke, Frederick Charles Ireland, of Haresfield, a road foreman in the einploy of the Gloucestershire County Council, and nomas Bullock, of 26, Hare lane ...

... Dynevor-street, Gloucester, Elsie Maria May Hudson, 5 months. IRELAND —Auguft 24, at 25. Great Norwood-street, Cheltenham, Charles Ireland, aged 84 years. KING— August 18, at 28, Hare-lane, Gloucester, Ernest King aged 10 yean. LEA —August 20, at the Infirmary ...

... The Sergeant produced same of Mrs. Taylor's personal belongings, including her wedding ring. Captain's Evidence William Charles Ireland, of Tassie-street, Glasgow, master of the Cordillera, said: 44 My vessel was swinging to two anchors, when the other ship ...

... with ministers leaders o' f{ various de- nominations in o rder to arrange for Armis tice services. A CARTER’S ACCIDENT Charles Ireland (38), of 193 Seymour-road, Gloucester, a in the employ of Messrs. Nicks and Co., timber merchants, Bristo!- yal road, ...

... Salisbury, and A. W. Gorin); Mr. and Mrs. Drake; Messrs. Jacobs and De Raiue; Mr;. Stauls.v Howard (The Hall. Mount Charles, Ireland) ;Mrs. Dennis Arkell; Percy and Gladys; Granny, Aunties, and Uncle (Stow-on-the-Wold); Kathleen and Mary and Auntie Beatie; ...

... the.pit last January. -' The inquest was held by Mr. M. F. Carter at the Dilke- Memorial Hospital on Thursday. ; Cecil Charles Ireland, Coalway Lane End, collier, at Cannop Colliery, said last January Frank Donaldson, witness and Griffiths were working ...