... machine-minder, said that he put on a bathing costume and dived for the boy, but the water was so dirty he could wee nothing. Charles Ireland. who stated that he was 70 years old, said that he did not hear any one shout that a boy was in the canal, or hi would ...

... being needed t« complete the guaranteed amount. The Ladies’ oi King Guild held a social Thursday to help the fund. Mr. Charles Ireland, who has purchased the Puck House and grounds, with farm attached, was wedded on New - Day, at Ruhmond. The bride was ...

... 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( ...

... Mrs. Charles Ireland the Wesleyan Chapel on Sunday gave some excellent recitations which were enjoyed by large congregations. Monday evening several lads were playing the Slade, Clophill, when one of them, named Cyril Collie, who was riding bicycle, ...

... -acred concert took place the Weslevan Chapel in aid of the Sunday School, which now provides for nearly children. Mr. Charles Ireland CToddington) presided, and solos were rendered by Mrs. and Miss Ireland. Messrs. A. Dennis. A. Sharp, M'. Bunker, John ...

... Claridge (Luton), grandma, and Mrs. H. Brown (auntie). There were many heauntiful flowers., - LANDOWNER AND TITHE. — Charles Ireland, Toddington Park, was sued at Leighton County Court on Thursday for £5O 14s tithe due to the governors of Queen Anne’s ...

... of fact,t Pprove a terrible man who even self ostracised. CruELTY TO HoO Two bad cas investigated by q on Monday. In Charles Ireland, shown that he em in poor condition J wards and forwar The defendant off £5, including cos defendants were drives the ...

... well merited applause. Toddington Town Band played during the evening, and at the close a vote of thanks to Mr. and Mrs, Charles Ireland was accorded musical honours. The proceeds, in aid of the Wesleyan Chapel Renovation Fund, amounted to about £5O. ...

... Mitchin, etc. Dance, Cinema Hall. Shefford, 8-12. - SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20. Special Services, conducted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ireland, Prithitive Methodist. Hitching 11 and 6.30. L.N.E.R. Excursions to London from Hitchin, etc. MONDAY F'EBI? UAll Y 21 ...

... Harris. Tqddington, la|x>urf'r, was charged with working a horse ’’n «n unfit state, at Toddington, on November 3th. and Charles Ireland, Toddington, was with causing it worked.- Harr s pleaded guilty, and Ireland not guilty. Insp. Lake, the R.S.P.C.A., stated ...

... the Toddington Manor Estate. The company included Captain ¥. Mac Andrew Shepherd (the owner), Mr. Arthur Benning, Mr. Charles Ireland (Toddington Park), Mr. Wallace Foll, the local agent, and others from this district. Toddington Manor was described by ...

... Cemetery Saturday, the Rev. H. H. Minchin being the officiating minister. The chief mourners were Mrs. Ireland (widow), Mr. Charles Ireland (Rushden), son; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ireland (son and daughter-in-law). Miss Emma Ireland (daughter), and Mr. Edward Ireland ...