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... with th** three bottom Lancashire clubs in the Northern League. The following transfers were con firm George Thomas Cottrell, Hull to Keighloy; George Taylor Halifax to Hunslet; James Lowe Leigh to Kingston Rovers. The following registrations were confirmed: ...
... of Tewkesbury. and it is believed .be is insured. In addition to the occupant• of the demolished cottages. George Weaving and Thomas Cottrell. the tenants of the other booms. were temporarily rendered homeless. and all four have suffered more or Ism ...
... Victuallers and Beerhouse Keepers’ Pro- tection Association Roffew Bamfords F. Rile Jun, Sir Wa it ter H. Evans, Bart George White Thomas Cottrell 0! Martin Dunn, Ltd W. Wint Ww. J. Major W. The Rt. Hon. Cc harnwood M, H, Viggars Dr. A. V. ‘ampbell A. Ross Fielding ...
... club with the three bottom Lancashire clubs it the Northern Union League. — The following transfers were granted :—George Thomas Cottrell (Hall) to Keighley, G. Ns* (Halifax) to Hunslet, James Lowe (Leigh) k Kingston Rovers. The following players Here ...
... night returned a verdict of Accidental Death at inquest George Thomas Cottrell aged 57 a cycle mechanic of Price’s-lane Claughton died from a fracture of the base of the skull It was stated that Cottrell was cycling home along Woodchurch-road Prenton about ...
... of Tewkesbury. and it is believed she is insured. In addition to the occupants of the demolished cottages, George Weaving and Thomas Cottrell. the tenants of the other houses. were tempcvarilyrendered homeless, and all four have suffered more or less ...
... CYCLIST KILLED George Thomas Cottrell aged 57 of Prices-lane Prenton was riding his bicycle along Woodchurch-road last night about 1030 and when crossing Singleton-avenue became involved in collision with a motor-car towards Upton Cottrell thrown off his ...
... COTTRELL—THOMAS Sec.-4ieut. Clifford James Cottrell, only son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Cottrell, North Ealing. London, and Miss R. Dilys Thomas, youngest daughter of the late Capt. and Mrs. T. P. Thomas, Bryneirin. ...
... MR. H. T. COTTRELL Funeral Of Cheltenham Sportsman Mr. Henry Thomas Cottrell, a well-known Cheltenham sportsman and an employee for 55 years of Messrs. 11. Locke and Sons, ba'-rers, of St. George's-p'ace, who died on Saturday, aged 71, was buried at the ...
... MR. H.T. COTTRELL. Funeral Of Cheltenham Sportsman Mr. Henry Thomas Cottrell, a well-known Cheltenham sportsman and employee Tor 55 years of Messrs. H. Locke and Sons, bakers, of St. George's-place, who Salurtlii y> 'iged 71, was buried the Cheltenham ...
... 4 BIRTH. iy CoTTRELL.—On the 7th inst., at 234, = Hainton Avenue, to Dr. and ¢ . Cottrell, a daughter. {2 SILVER WEDDING. B JEENEs—(CoLEs.—At St. John’s jj'i-j ) New Clee, on the 9th of October, 1904, by the Rev. Geo. Mak.fln? Charles William Jeenes to ...
... Shisrmxid ES ss. to LI 15L, Mr, WiLon ES 13e. to £6 la., Mr. Thomas £6 as., Mr. Dixon (New £1 Is. to £74.. Three bogs by Guardians of Bradfield Union made ! from LI to £ll. A 8,,e pig sent by Mr. George 1 Hatch re•Esed the top price of £l3 17s. 6d. and a ;sow ...