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... MR. GEORGE RODEN. monthly occurrence, and he had sometimes thought that if a small took of reminiscences of Stourbrldge was written and published by one so well able to do it as Mr. Rodeo, it would THE STOURBRIDOK TasnIIONILL. INTERESTING TRIBUTES AND ...
... Marshland Green. Astley, mths 23—George Smith. 13a, Leieb-road, 65 years 25 —Frank Brindle, 20, Rothay-street, raths —Annie Schofield. Tweerl-street, 43 years 25—John Morris, 50, Plank-lane, Abram 23 days 27—George Kendall. 4, Jarai'S-street, years 27 ...
... company. Mr. W. B. Smith is defending Parsons, and Mr. ELB. Clayton Ooodley. A remand was ordered, bail being allowed. snows.—Thomas Abbott, traveller, 15. Sanderson-street, was Charged with embessltng la. 6d., 3s. 6d., and 2a, the money George E. S. watchmaker ...
... mad© a somewhat, disastrous start. Mr. Worthington got over the road with his drive, and the bole was indilferently played Mr. Worthington winning it in 8 against 7. A half followed at the second 5, where Worthington holed an eight yaul putt, but. losing ...
... employ of the company. Mr. W. B. Smith ia defending Persona, and Mr. ft. B. Clayton Ooodley. A remand ordered, bail being allowed. Abbot*, travel ler, 15, Charged with embesxllnr la. 6d., 3e. 6d., and 2a., the money of George E. 8. Alleopp, watchmaker, of ...
... Dugdale Handicap (Alexandre Perk)-—Acrina, AU engagrments in Mr, glas Baird ur. All eogagemente—Sebingka Charm filly (2 veare). George Stern, the French ‘bss been ef gaged to tide Troutbeca in the St. Leger. Lard Derby's St. Leger candidate. Keystone HI. went ...
... Mr. Frank Gresham, Mr. Thomas Porter, Mr. Charles Smith, Dr. Carr, Dr. W. Steinthal, D/. G. A. Wright, Mr. C. Moriey, Dr. J. H. Hacking, Mr. Alfred Howarth, Mr. Alfred Simpson, Mr. J. L. Worthington, Mr. Walter Flinn, Mr. W. Shipton, Mr. S. Turnbull ...
... Newcastle eo Down by 11 and 9 The to-day Mr J Worthington of Mid-Surrey club the champion in 1904 Barker the present Yorkshire champion A strong breeze across course but tho weather was otherwise fine Worthington drove off get over to read With his third ...
... presiding. Messrs. W. H. Taylor, A. George and S. A. Ball were elected to represent the Gloucester district the Union. There w«e four nominations for the three seats, and the voting resulted as under: Taylor 14 votes, George 13. Ball 12, and O. Page 6. Yesterday’s ...
... Gray, Mrs. George Giddens. FONTILL.—Mrs. Tupper and maid, Mr. and Mrs. Gomes. ASHBURTON. — Miss Colfer, Miss Alloway, Surgeon R. Hughes, R.N., Mr. Hendry, Miss Todd, Mrs. Graves, Mr. Bryden, Surgeon Cope, R.N., and Mrs. Cope, Miss Deed, Mr. Smith, the Misses ...
... (orward*. EROOKHOUSE RANGERS r. CHURCH-STREET TEMP. Brookhonar.—Eeoleaton. goal; Smith and Cucrden bark*; A. Bound, S. Round ard Morri*. half-back*; Knowlea. Worthington. Waatall, Almond (capt.). and Abbatt, forefarda. CHRIST CHURCH r. MOOR PARK Ohnrch ...
... RegUtraUon Clerk (Hr. J. Bruce), the Oveneen’ RegUtration Clerk (Hr. J. H. Woohner), and the Relieving Officer* (Messrs. J. Smith and W. O. Williams). There were no contentious cases, and the only matter ot interest was the ruling of the Barrister on the ...