... PRIVATE J. COLLIER. Riding been missing since November Bth, Formerly was a drawer Eowiny and Towtielcy Pits, and was better known as Jimmy Fisher. Tuesday the King personally conferred the Military Cross on Richard Holmes; the Ist Dragoon Guards, of ...

... Miss J. Warnockj cabaret ibterlpttea, and Miss Raw and Mr. Jack Dawson, the Burnley Sch tor ballroom dancing. Prior the dance, music foijr which wft» provided Harry PA HAM VICARS DEATH. CQLNE S GAS ENGINEER ...

... MAGISTRATES AND THE COLLIER'S the Editor of the Express and Advertiser. Dear , Mr. Editor, —Please allow me space to make the following commentary on the above case. I was surprised ou; reading the Rxptess to-day. thought first that Mrs. Hedges, J.P., had been ...

... look-d in there— w , „.j , .ally interest, had ,e> go out; there was some shopping ' ' \ j iau j breakfasted went her Ohr.stian name. said Petherick. silly. just the mere face, before it was to , ,„t,.i-s. The ,y. whi.-h.haa aa done. * ...

... thousands but probably by hundreds of thousands. Instead displacing mine workers, ♦he longer day has retained vast numbers —Yours, J. D, THOMPSON. Beechwood Cottage, Ljmm, Warrington. The Tailor of Taste— SEGELMAN: 2 and *l, Queen Victoria Road. BURNLEY LANE ...

... By MISS D we commemorated the sixteenth anniversary of the —of the coining, then thought, peace and prosperity. The war to end war was over. The world, last ' made safe fpr ocr * c breathed aigta relief. One determination was in •f who had lived through ...

... BURNLEY COLLIER KILLED. J. R. Tonstill, Burnley miner, whose address was formerly 24.), Aeerington-road, Burnley, was killed inaction April,3ft. whilst serving with the East Lancashire Regt. MUNITION WORKER'S DEATH. BURNLEY CORONER AND WILLING SACRIFICE ...

... LANCE-CORPL. J. HOWARTH. -:F . KILLED. piecerf la bis aknll, tehtinft, for his Kinf c, oatry.-Pte. M. v i ' •».. * sccptio and , , W&ddl6 v,■ 11 Burn- Lar.o. FT had only in France killed shell on April -5. ap- Information has week been recetred j sorry to ...

... CANNOT £ A FAT ONE. J Artists the ideal foot rf* ! in woman 26 pounds for •„„f ! ...

... COLLIER'S LAPSE. PENSION DAY EXCUSE. John William Tipping, collier, John-street., collector the Miners' Association, was alleged have Friday, July Ist, received a sum £4 3s. 6d. from different members of the association and failed pay in the money at ...

... retirement the chairman (Mr, J. Tbornber) announced that Catlow would be fined 40s. and one guinea costs. The other defendants would have to pay fine of 10s. and 2s. each costs. FUNERAL OF MRS. M. J. JACKSON The funeral Mrs. M. J. Jackson, 22, Spring wood-road ...

... OBITUARY MISS D. STEPHENS The death occurred on Thursday of last week of Miss Deborah Stephens, of 21, Grasmere-street, Burnley. Miss Stephens, who was her 77th year, was a native of Cornwall, and came to Burnley 1916. For 20 years she was employed at ...