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... COURTS. COLEFORD. IVesdat —Before Messrs. C. T. Palmer (in the chair). T. T. Taylor, and C. E. Machen. Vaccination exemptions were granted the following : James Jones. Clement's End; Laura A. Treherne, Bream; Eva Gwynne, Yorkjey Wood; and Fanny Lane Baker's ...
... Balter—Frowen—September 22, at the Baptist Chapel. Coleford, by the Rev. H. Horlick, Harry, eldest son of Joseph Salter, Lodge, Coleford. Lydia, third daughter - of James Frowen. Stannton-road, Coleford. Bavery—Bathurst—Sept. 18, at the Abbey Chnrch. Tewkesbury ...
... for damaging a hedge on the 5th February. Thomas Jones, @ labourer, of Coleford, was fined 10a. and costs for using ob:cene. language on the Jod February at Coleford. at Coleford on the 3lst Janna James Gwynne was 10s. and eosis for unne William Edwards ...
... insurance a?ent. Coleford. summoned for using abusive and insulting language in East Dean, was fined ‘is. GJ end 7s. costs —Ernest Bennett, collier. for a similar offence at Lydbrook. was fined 10s. and 6s. cc;ts. William Dowle. ccllier. Lane-end. 2s. Bd. ...
... Dean, Staunton, English Bicknor, St. Briavels, Newland, and Coleford produced the new jury lists, but in neither case were any objections tendered, and the same were signed by the Bench. Fanny Williams, widow, Sling, was summoned Henry Hoare, a collier ...
... Cheltenham. Fanny. widow of the late Willis Protant-Nevins PULLAN—December 30, moll. at 24. Tivoli.plinr. Cheltenham. Annie. daughter of the late Rev. Benjamin and Mrs. Catherine Pullan—aged 77 years ROOMY —December 3, at the Barley Mow. Hare-lane. Gloucester ...
... the 28th April, and sere for a like offence on fined 2s. 6d. and 8s. cosis each. Fanny Willams, a residing at or a ike lane, Ellwood, was summone: Defend: waa at Marsh lane on the 18th to be of bound over in the sum of £10 ered to pay behaviour for six ...
... Bream; Florence Maso*. Brierley; Emily Brierley; and Rosa Crook, Coleford. For being drunk and disorderly in St. Johnstreet, Coleford. on the 19th August, Benjamin Evans, alia* Cork, Coleford Revivalist, was sent to gaol for one month’s hard labour. Elizabeth ...
... first meeting of creditors of Samuel Wm. Featherstone, butcher, High View, High-street, Cinderford, and Si. John’s- street, Coleford, was held ait the Official afternoon. Receiver’s Office, Gleucesier, on Saturday summary of debior’s state- of affairs shows ...
... arm B H«| Harratt, of to .lane, tides 4 a»u:hU. James Cook, of DO. Feb 21, Independrnt Chape'. Coleford, by the Ree. G. Jarvia, Thomas, youngest »-on of William of .fane Elizabeth, second daughter of William Driver. Coleford. RICHARDSON—WOODLAND—Feb. ...
... years mistress the Seowles School, near Coleford, aged years. GILLMAN—March 24. at King streetparade, Stroud, Eilen, widow of the late W. H. Gillman. aged 71 years. GORTON—March 16, 71 Dyer-street, Cirencester, Fanny, wife of Robert Gorton, aged years, late ...
... years. BINGLE—June 7, at Park View, Augusta Rosina, daughter of Fred Bingle, aged years. BROWN—June 17, at Lane End, William Brown, formerly of Coleford, aged years. BULLOCK—June 8, Eastington, Jesse Bullock, of Southgate-street, Gloucester, aged vears. F ...