... JOE HAMILL Defendant Upon the a.pplication by Summons dated 25th November 1919 of the above-named Plaintiffs tlie Famous Players Film Company Limited and upon hearing the Solicitors for the applicants and upon trading the writ of Summons issued 4th October ...

... JOE HAMILL Defendant. TAKE NOTICE that this Honourable Court will be moved before His Lorliihip slr. Justice Peterson on Wednesday the Oth day of October 1919 at the sitting of the. Court or so soon thereafter as Counsel can be heard by Couwal on the ...

... London, .against Mr. Joe Hamill, of Brixton. Mr. Dighton Pollock, on behalf of the plaintiffs, said it was a motion for judgment in default of appearance. Plaintiffs asked for a perpetual injunction restraining the defendant, Mr. Joe Hamill, his servants and ...

... Sheddings with a man called Joe Hamill. Alan and David White and other members of the family, whose names he did not know, were there, and a quarrel arose which led to Alan White striking him. He gave provocation to defendants. Joe Hamill said when the quarrel ...

... Stone, 41, bookmaker, of Portsmouth-road, Maids Vale, was found not guilty at Ea ing today and was discharged. Patrick Joe Hamill, of Shepherd's Bush. was fined 8.5 and 15 gus. coats for being in possession of one of the greyhounds knowing it to have ...

... valued at £5OO, from the kennels, Brent Valley Golf Club, Hanwell, belonging to Mrs. Edith Gladys Wistley, and Patrick Joe Hamill, of Shepherd's Bush, was summoned for unlawful possession of a greyhound knowing it to have been stolen. Stone was found ...

... a rat© of ss6d the £be struck. Mr. Goodman seconded. Mr. T. F. M‘Gabon moved an amendment that the rate struck 3d. Mr. Joe. Hamill seconded. Mr. Gosling proposed a further amendment that the rale 6», and Mr. John Coonoll seconded. Tho chairman having ...

... shoutng and had a bottle in his hand. Witness later identified Joseph Hamill and Judge, and in fact most of them. He advised Joe Hamill to go home. Witness was divided from the main body of police. The crowd seemed to get in amongst them in such a way that ...

... Judge, Joe Hamill and Patrick Hamill. It was Francis Hamill who struck the segnt. Mr. t said that Francis Hamill was. not. one of the men charged. In answer to Mr. Best, witness said the. police gave no provocation. He also stated that Joe Hamill said: ...

... said was' strolling along -Ohms Street when quarrel arose between at least three drunk men. Some people intervened, amd Joe Hamill one of the men. accompanied him to River lane Bottles were thrown towards them from behind and he took refuge in nearby ...

... theft of • valuable greyhound, which was subsequently dyed black and moat at Hanley, was told at Ealing to-day. Patrick Joe Hamill, giving an address at Shepherd's Bush, London, was fined LS and ordered to pay IS guineas costs for being in unlawful possession ...

... taken us whotbir the roller let to 35s or £2 per day. The voting was; For 35^—Messrs Kearney, Join llamill, M‘Coy, Hughes, Joe Hamill, Iljmill, and J M Johnson —7, For s«rsM‘C.ur, Finnegan, O Neill .1 Connell, and Gosling—s. It was accordingly decided to ...