... nan. taby, A.w.ppan-Pilai, Eaisi, B. P. Basu, /3asu, Brahmawar, %Omer, Buller, tannin, Carr, C.oldwell, Colo; Crompton, Crew Davis, Dunne, Dutt, Fitz Gibbon, 0. Harcourt-Smith, C. Harcourt=ll4 Hardy, Hargreaves, Haynes, Heath, K ben, Green, Jones, Kamat ...

... Fours they gained the second prise, the crew consisting of Ward (stroke), Finn, pp g; Hewn (boar), pad Comer (oox). junior crew, Davis (st:pke), Bach, Gordon, F. Cross (bow), and (OX), were third in the junior fours rope was second in the junior sculls, pram ...

... Harry D„ C.P.0., H.M.S. Merlin. Neel. Wm. C., R.F.A. (T.). Jubbulpore, India. Richards, Ernest, R.F.A. Leeiag Carpenter's Crew, Davis, Perry. Chief Stoker, U.N.Geer. Lewis, Sapper, R.E. ' Jordan. Chas. T.. P.O..rnt T. 1., H.M.S. Lennox. Neeve. C. H., Runner ...

... Bertenshaw, Dr. G. A. Messrs. Alfred Blackmail. .T. P. Lockev, J. A. Provost, Michael Sullivan, H. A. Stratford. C. F. Crew, Davis, G. J. Hermitage, A. E. Hermitage, A. Small, J. H. Bohun. S. P. Potter. William Gray. .1. R. F. Bolshaw. Ebenezer Elliott ...

... set the visitors to lace a strong wind, and the Brotherhood monopolised the play with sustained attacks. Johnson (3), Crewe, Davis, and S. Whitmore gave the homesters a commanding lead of at half-time. Or. the resumption, the visitors had more of the ...

... C. St. C. Cameron. 1, Corporation Workers ( Lifeboat and Crew), awarded Gunton Challenge Shield; 2. sth and 6th Rover Crews (Davy Jones comes to town) ; 3 Fort Rowner Women'• institute I Royal National Lifeboat Institution). Junior tableaux.—Marshal ...

... W., carman, lirierley Hill. Cooper. C., blackemith, Wolverton. Coops, T., fireman, Crewe. Darlington, J. J., cleaner, Crewe. Davies, C.. cleaner. Manchester. Davies, S., labourer, Crewe. Egan, T. stevedore, Garston Dock. Emsley, A. E., earms,n, London ...

... vxiT.—Tais was the most mutch tft-trusaaw. meount'T wan one. Portsm.mth batted firsKand re«rist»*rel 129, which total An crews Davis .'9. th ...

... to Crewe from Lce.-Corpl. Potter and paid him £l. Later, he bought a tacket for 255. so that his wife could return to Crewe, Davies: Both I and Potter believed they were genuine tickets from the booking office. Provost-Sergeant Richard George said in ...

... stationed Hastings was commended and promoted for his bravery rowing out to a yacht m distress very rouga sea and saving the crew. Davie afterwards came real.- water Bay and later was transferred Ireland on ftromotion to chief boatman-in-chargo. Alter about ...

... took the chair at 2.50. A CLAIM AGAINST RUSSIA. Sir Edward Grey said, in answer to Mr. Hart the claims of the master and crew Davies, that ht Commander had been pressed of the Kni ‘ussian Government, but hitherto the without success. “NO SPECIAL INFORMATION ...

... Sir statue). Col. Waldo Mr. C. Thresher, and Lieut.-Gen. Sir F. FitsWygram, Bart., u.P., 210 10s. each ; Lord £10 A of Crewe. Davy, Mr. W. Mr. C. 8. C Hoa. Sir 8. Grant Joba , Sir Elliott Bart., .P. Harcourt, ™.P., late Lord Lord Lech, &.c.B., Sir Clements ...