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... ideutified with Brewood aad the district for many For about 40 years he occupied the position of estate agent for the extensive ‘hillington estates, a position occ: a Lo assist ied by his father, who vently went out to Ca: in the construction of the Grai Trunk ...
... full | exceedingly quiet, but he livened up when Vost The first punty match of the season Cup (Final : Cradley Wesleyan 2, Hillington Ranger DistRict.—Barton and Walton road, es Beef— comes Mr. Jones, a coanty player, or perhaps Mr. | him. ‘After stepping ...
... 5 Garde Biena), 5 Simpson, 4 ve b as (Elford 2: Jas. Piant, 2; hton, 2; W. Bennison, 2; C. Plant, ; sen 2 ra Lowe (Sugnall Hall), 3 2? tie ‘ifers ith Calves and In-ealf Heifer T. H. Earp. » 2 Ine tf K 2 Dairy Cows in celf Li end Lindop, 6 Store Cattle ...
... BURTON-OH-TREHT. Accident Major Wlnterboltom. —Major W. I). Winterbottom, of Aston Hall, met with a serious accident on the Bret by golf-course on Monday. He was about to leave the course, and was starting his motor-ear when it back-lired. The Major was ...
... et Council monthly meeting Rural Distri 1 was he ld on Monday Mr. bd. nf this Counct ided, and t here were also present Hillington P _ White, W. >. Turner, 8 Messrs. t Ball, E ams 4. Lloyd, Ball, and F. James.— ill 1 rk (Mr. Elliott) ann ounced that he ...
... poultry milkers’ The band of F.M. Trish trussing demonstrations. Guards will play in the Main Hall, the Scottish Lac Orchestra will play in the Gilbey Hall. The adm yn fees are “a.m. till 6 p.m., fd Wednesday 6 p.m. till 10 Is. 10 a.m, till 10 p.m., Thurs: ...
... LtKERAL Cl.lll 1.173 v. HIGHTOWN Normacot l9 .. 17 2.. WESLEVAN INSTITI.TL 1.001. Heir Church lest.itute. ID .. 16 52 E. Hillington 150 v. A. Ought. 139; T. Harrison ISO Ditcher Heat St. Matthew's 18 .. 13 .. 5 t 6 v. W. Jones 118; H. Kilsliar 133 08: ...
... less than appoint however, Lloyd. He hoped his election would be unanimous. appreciate this point. The fact remains, Mr. J. hall seconded, and said they had an ex- that his emments on the mus of the district cel ent chairman in Mr. Billington, but they ...
... of Walter T. C. Giffard and Mrs. G iffard, of C hillington. yrd the death, which took place We regeet to rece f Mr. William Arthur Sparrow, on the 2ist inst., 0 Shrewsbury. Born in 1847, of Albrighton Hall, he was the son of the late Mr. George Gwynn and ...
... wisely refrain ...
... post, neatly headed the hall into the net. Half-time: tlandbach. 1: Crewe, O. After the interval, timdbach immediatelyot away and Simister, taking pooession, made a spit 'Witt dash throuyli the Crewe defehce, deicing tile hall across the goal. Coppenhall ...
... ASONIC NOTES. The installation meeting of the Gough Mark Lodge took place at the Masonic Hall, Hanley, on Tuesday evening. The new Master is Mr. ©. H. Vyse, of Stoke, P.M. of the Portland Lodge. There was an excellent attendance of members of the Lodge ...