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... and the surveyor had paid visits to Toddington, with the remit that a piece of land , next the Cemetery, owned by Mr. Charles Ireland. called ten acres, the most eligible in the whole of the parish, had been offered at RS 10#. an acre to the Council. There ...
... next. 3 6.30 p.m. Subscribers cordially invited. The special preacher at the Wesleyan Church thmuKhuut Sunday was Mr. Charles Ireland, Toddington Park, assisted by Mrs. Ireland who gave her well-known recitals. The object was to help clear the balance ...
... 10s. costs. They hoped his story was true, but be would have to be more careful in future. ELOCUTIONARY RECITAL. Mrs. Charles Ireland, of Toddington, was cordially welcomed at Dunstable Primitive Methodist Behold-room on Thursday evening, when she gave ...
... particnlarly small. At a recent sale of shires in America the well-known mare Coldham Surprise, which was bred by Mr. Charles Ireland, and foaled in 1904, made the high figure of £1420. The mare was exported eighteen monthis ago by Messrs. Truman when ...
... Park and 75 acres, offered Mr. Wallace A. Kill by auction in September, has now l)o ...
... against Catholics were increased in consequence of an attempt so atrocious as to be scarcely creditable. In the reign of Charles, Ireland was deluged in blood by Roman Catholics; and was it wonderful that the statesmen who witnessed those acts should pass ...
... L « id the aim the National Service League Fuller octogenarian, led prayer and to brjn(r nni „ rßa | tmininK ',s Mr. Charles Ireland read the scriptures. oppoSM j to conscription. Maior F,dwanl- in address on Temperance Mr. John h|p address. state ...
... Whitworth (Foreman), Messrs. F. S. S. Biggs, P. Bowler, H. Coston, C. E. Frosscll, I. Godbor, C. K. Gurney, E. Hoppcrton. Charles Ireland, F. M. Jones. Ar.mir King. Measures, harles Newman. •ffrey Sherr.fi, Frank Smith, and Alfred Ward. The Grand Jury expressed ...
... of 4fd. on land and {M. buildings .n the parish of Barton, was signed Thor© were r.o arrears. QUITE UNFIT FOR WORK.” Charles Ireland (41), butcher, Sundon.'was summoned for causing hors) to bo worked in unfit state Upper Houghton on Juno 27th.—He pleaded ...
... Wellington Street, linton. 26.10 23 ACRIZ GRASS KEEP i 0 LET, Pitmen EnS Farm, Paddington, till Mardi Ist, 1909.—Apply Charles Ireland. 12.10 (a) HOUSES TO LET A WANTED. 30 Wont. (2 loseartione) 00; 3 ts. DDESIRABLE CO TT AGE RESIDENCE, lo Let, with bay ...
... 11s. Id. A sum of 3s, 6d. was paid into Court, and the Judge ordered the payment of the remainder in twe instalments. e Charles Ireland, butcher, Toddington, v. H. Evane, labourer, of Gas S‘reet, Toddington, Claim for 7s. Committal order, suspended on paymenrt ...
... elocutionist, gave & recital’ entitled * Pollyanna, or the Gospel of Gladness.”” which included shors vocal iteme. Mr. Charles Ireland, of Toddington Park, vresided. and the collection was for the building fund. ...