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... 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, ...
... 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 ...
... Cheltenham, Lieut.- Col. Henry Hewitt, aged 77 years. IRELAND—August 24, at 25. Great Norwood-street, Chelteo. ham, Charles Ireland, aged 84 years. JONES—August 25. at 10. Derby-road. Gloucester, Waltet Francis Edward Jones, aged 8 months. MACE—August ...
... in this neither did Mr. Dykins take part it.—Mr. Macavoy stated that the matter came to hit knowledge through a report Charles Ireland, a night inspector.—Charles stated that defendant, a man. had'erected props sevn feet apart, and there were three sprats ...
... aged 61 years Wi,n?S O ■' r. W ' ,lo3birt ' »*-«*«». »• Ant IRELAND—August 24. 25. Great Norwood-street Chel tenham, Charles Ireland, aged 84 years. J^™ ,pt n,ber ak M ' Henry-road. Gloucester Mary Ann Jennings, aged 65 yeers. ' jSStSST,^' I r ~ l J be ...
... Street, Gloucester _ , IRKLAND-BARNARD— July 30. at St. James Church. Gloucester, by the Vicar (Rev Canon Martin). Kenneth Charles Ireland, son of Mr. and Mrs. C K. Ireland. Hatherley Road. to Vera Barnard, of Parliament Street. Gloucester. 208 MORRIS—BIN NET—On ...
... they began to race over the brook to The Hawthorns across the Green Lane to the Hill Staunton. where they checked. Mrs. Charles Ireland gave a welcome view holloa, but it must have been a fresh fox for the pack could only crawl after him through the Down ...
... mischief of it.” Mr. Davis added that he heard no signal given to announce the approach of the car. Amelia Ireland, wife of Charles Ireland, of Painswick, and Charles White, errand boy in the employ of Messrs. Lipton, Ltd., said they considered that the speed ...