... Charles Woodward—John, aged thirteen, and William Charles, aged nine—were in the hav-barn when Robert William, their elder brother, entered, carrying gun which he used for scaring birds. is said have pointed the gun a.* joke at his brother John, who called ...

... Councillors— Frederick Follett, William Henry Fayne, William Philip Ditcham, Henry John J M Wellington, Thomas William Atherton, John William Medway, George Henry Richards, John Spital, Frederick J Toisey, Georgs Philip, Philip Finhey, —Onesimus Bartlett. ...

... important point relating to trade unions. Plaintiff, Thomas Cram, a member Of the Warw icksh ire Miners' Association, sued John Hutt and William Johnson, M.P. for Nuneaton, aa members of the Executive Committee of the Association in 1908, and five other ...

... regretted that the ringleader, a man ;tamed Kralin, alias flerbert Russell. was still at large. The defendants were Herbert Culliford. Jones, stock and share broker, of Birmingham; John Loves:ly, stockbrokers' clerk, Holnulene-a‘etatie. Herne Hill. S.E ...

... Ripon, Southwark, Bishops Hamilton Baynes and Wclldon, Deans of Westminster, Hereford, and Worcester, Prebendary Russell Wakefield, Sir John Kennaway. and Mr. VV. 11. Dickenson, M.P., the Rev. Evan Jones, president of National Council of Free Churches; ...

... Codnoildou— Frederick Follett, William Henry Payne, William Philip Ditcbam, Henry John J M Wellington, Thomas William Atherton, John William Uedway, George Henry Richards, John Spital, Frederick J Toisey, George Philip, Philip Pin bey, Spcrgeon Smale. Town ...

... Councillors— Frederick Follett, William Henry Payne, William Philip Ditcham, Henry John M Wellington, Thomas William Atherton, John William Medway, George Henry Richards, John Spital, Frederick J Voisey, George Philip, Philip Finbey, Spnrgesn Smale. Town ...

... henley. Howard, l«*ell, jor, H Johns, A K Knight, H Knacfcey, Lane, T Lippiatt, G W Lovell, W J Lugg, A A Miller, Mitchell, J Moses, J Peeke, T Pencavel, P Pepperell, J Pope, W Pound, W Preece, W E Koberts, W G Row. jun, F Russell, A sunders. J Scammell. T ...

... Howard, Issell, jnr, C 11 Johns, A Knight, C Knuckey, Lane, Lipplatt, G W Loveday, F Lovell, W J Lugg, A A Miller, C Mitchell, J Moses, J Peeke, T Penc ivel, Pepperell, J Pope, W Pound, W Priest, W Huberts, W Row, jun, F Russell, A S iunders, J Bcammell ...

... Knight until 4.15. Looking towards one of the doorways saw John Taylor, George Taylor, and William Ruesell emerge from the door. (These four men, with Charles Gurron, had been placed the deck.) John Taylor hurried towards the Poultry, and, said the detective ...

... take Sir John under her charge. Witness thought Lady Sackville bail made up her mind to wean Sir John from his family. Lady Franklin and her husband. Surgeon- General Sir Benjamin Franklin. spoke of the influence of Lady Sackville over Sir John, and other ...

... revolver, and feloniously wounding, with intent to 'murder, Grose Rachel Ray, • barmaid at the same hotel, John Starchfield, • newevendor, Thomas Morris Johns, and Charles Hook. Mr. Wallace, who conducted the case on behalf of the Director of Public Prosecutions ...