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... Wold Newton Hall, Mr. H. L S. John Wildridge, Waddeedon, Aylesbury, Bev. Wbittam, the Vicarage, fiberborn, and Mr. J. Clifford Watson, Hunmanby Hall. The yammer excursions were arranged as follows : —June: York, Osbaldwiek, Hobby, Cate Helmsley, Siasaiord ...
... Mr. Jas. Calder, Wold Newton Hall; Rev. Jas. Whittam, vicar of Sherbnrn ; Mr. Harold Wrigley, of Gao ten Hall; Mr. J. Clifford Watson, Hnomsoby Hall; Mr. H. A. St. John Wildridge, of Waddesdon, Ayleabnry. The following summer excursions were arranged: ...
... iros|»aaeed tlie H unman Hall Man'h 11th in search of game. Mr. West, solicitor, Dndlington, prosecuted behalf Mr. Joeeph Clifford W'atson, of unman by Hall and the fanner, who pleaded not guilty, defended himself Mr. West explained that the land in tion was ...
... Hunmanby Hall estate on March 11th, in search of game. Mr. West, solicitor, Bridlington, prosecuted on behalf of Mr. Joseph Clifford Watson, of Uoumanby Hall, and the farmer, who pleaded not guilty, defended himself. Mr. West explained that the land in question ...
... Crottenden. Frederick (senior;. Bertram Eldridco, Harn'd Eldridce. Alfred Lusted. Leslie Gain. Ellen Thomas Ida Ca«t. Arthur Clifford Watson. Winnie Thorpe. William Martin, Alice Carey, Hannah Bar. Or* H'»hden. and Arthur Fellows. 11.—Becinald Outsell, Lily Thorpe ...
... '• Singers and talkets, his encore I'll cull when .von are not so busy. and his recitation. The enquiry • Master Clifford Watson. The carnival' a nd The rainbow. the latter allowing of a chorus ; Mr. Neale. When other lips' and I'll sing thee ...
... Ilinnie Samson, James Hogben, Mary Sew neck. George Sackree, Eleanor Butcher, Claude Pledge. Good conduct—Elsee+ Newlin, Clifford Watson, Rose Down. Frank Barnes. Valet Bean, Haro:d Harman. 11 . .rtle Watson, Stuart Buret. Ella Gaunt. Cyril Mareh. In addirion ...
... a. Bankes, a charze of pou'try stealing ferred aga dea er, ; inst William James Smith, general Lanhil’eth ; Char'es Clifford Watson, mason, Jones, woodeutter, Buck- ho't, holt, Mon., and Albert. Porter, ion. hairdresset, Buck- The charge was that the ...
... direction of Broad Oak. He thought it wag Smith's turn-out. He drew this conclusion from the first time he met the trap. Clifford Watson, a mason, of Llanhilleth, said he knew Smith, and was with him on Sunday December 18th, when both of them drove in a horse ...
... L Inspector Lewis, who stated he was stationed at Abergavenny, deposed that about 9 p.m. on the Tuesday, he sent for Clifford Watson. He told him that he was making inquiries respecting some turkeys and fowls, and Watson, in answer to his questions as ...
... -a ULI-F.H\MAID.— Apply Grove , train kitchen, Marks Vicanuge, Mquoin.;ham. ■ _«>!*>• for coontrj; full r- Mrs. Clifford Watson, UucraaJil'v , strong Girl; a« SCULLERY been out before* .erva-.ty - Wart and. mother and daughter. !.e l\vi, T>ee«it> ...
... well to-night. His song, Logic, given later in the evening, was also very funny, an encore being demanded. Master Clifford Watson sang very sweetly, A song of sunshine, giving The Carnival when more was asked for. Mr. Harry May demonstrated his ...