... steering-gear locked and it ran through the railings fifteen yards beyond the tyr.fte into the river. The driver, Mr. Charles Ireland, Silted., Nordelph, made good his escape on to the bank through the window on his side, but his mate. Mr. William Liner ...

... tie had been out of work for some time and was taking the car through to Thorney to earn se. A line of 1. was imposed. Charles Ireland, engine driver, Nordel,ph, admitted driving a heavy motor-car with trailer at a speed exceeding S m.p.h. at Einneth on ...

... mounted on Rocket, a winner In the jumping class at the Imperial Show at Delhi. MARRIAGE OF MISS KATHLEEN BROWN To Mr. Charles Ireland. CEREMONY AT I YESTERDAY. I The marriage was solemnised at the parish church, Terrington St. Clement. yesterday ''Thursday( ...

... The second prise wm Leek Challenger, horse which did the show ring yearling, and which has recta. ly been purchased Mr. Charles Ireland. * ! Ooldham Hall. Wisbech, 380 gnineae. The hackneys were of yery superior Mr. G. Caltabyk Leopard stood out rery pk ...

... licence at Tea - A meeting of to the rington St. John on June 35. daps a Portansouth harbour ens held dmirnbilitv 04 Charles Ireland. farmer. was charged with driving a motor to the MMrniint car sot being duly licensed to drive I made by Lord Check* Heredord ...

... the had been out work tor ammo time and way taking the car through to Thornily to earn se. .t tine of was impneed. - . Charles Ireland. engine driver. Nordekph. admitted driving a heavy ruotur-car with trailer at a opeed exceeding 3 m.p.h. at Etuneth on ...

... strives; Inspire us with one aim, To glorify Thy holy nitme. ALLEGED THEFT OF BICYCLE LAMPS. On Saturday last a man named Charles Ireland reported to Pa. Taylor, who is Matiosed at Long Sutton. that he had lost a bicycle lamp on April 11. P. Taylor went ...

... Jt£i 55.; 9 from Mr. A. Matthews (Oayton), J:I6 ICs. to 155.; from Mr C. H. Mellingluim (Soigne), £2l IDs.; 4 from Mr. Charles Ireland (Coldhanl fro > Mr. E. Biojnfielii (Wootton) lUh. JCX Mw.; from Mr. C (Elm). It*, to 15« ; « from Mr. J. | Murfet (Uarpley) ...

... steering-gear locked and it ran through the railings fifteen yards beyond the bridge into the river. The driver. Mr. Charles Ireland. Bilt-rd.. Nordelph, made good his escape on to the bank through the window on his side, but his mate. Mr . William Eimer ...

... of another famous sta l l ion - Hendee Conqueror-brought Mr. William Harrell, of Thorny, the fecund award, while Met Charles Ireland, of Coldhani Hall, Wis- I bech, took third with a useful bay. which has done fairly well this season. In the three'yea ...

... lbe gown was draped net veil of old Brussels lace, which was worn her grandmother on her wedding day, and was lent Mrs. Charles Ireland (aunt). also wore Brussels luce net veil over wreath of orange blossoms, reaching to the bottom of the train, and wore ...

... files were traced to persons in the village who had bought them of the prisoner. The Bench fined him 305., and coats 14s. Charles Ireland, of Blatency, was summoned by Charles Swann, of Fakenhain, Inspector of Nuisances to the Walalngbam Rural District Council ...