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... place MonJay. was unmarried. ! Death or Mas. iREi.ANn.—The death took on Saturday of Mrs. Iroland, wife 1 ,?t -^ 6V * Charles Ireland, pastor ! the Wariey Road Primitive ; Church. passed away an ihneas about three months. The funeral service was held in ...
... Harris, aged years months. IRELAND.âDec. Gth, Mar I and Houkc. late Toddmglon. Amelia Martha Ireland, wife the Rev. Charles Ireland, in her 55th year. JOHNSON âDec. 'Slh, 39. Alma-street, Luton, Kate Johnson, 42. PYNE. Nov. 29tb. at Ulleswater-strecl ...
... Buzzard. Judgment for £1 Is. 10d. in 14 Mr. C. C. Roberts for plaintiffs. Brown and Son, ironfounders, Leighton Buzzard, v. Charles Ireland, of Toddinrton. The claim of £5 3s. 6d. had been settled and Mr. Roberts applied merely for costs.— Granted. Brown and ...
... Cemetery Saturday, the Rev. H. H. Minchin being the officiating minister. The chief mourners were Mrs. Ireland (widow), Mr. Charles Ireland (Rushden), son; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ireland (son and daughter-in-law). Miss Emma Ireland (daughter), and Mr. Edward Ireland ...
... The second prise wm Leek Challenger, horse which did the show ring yearling, and which has recta. ly been purchased Mr. Charles Ireland. * ! Ooldham Hall. Wisbech, 380 gnineae. The hackneys were of yery superior Mr. G. Caltabyk Leopard stood out rery pk ...
... James Brandon. labourer, Toddington, was summoned for cruelty to a mare by working it in an unfit state on Jan. 11, and Charles Ireland, 45, farmer, was summoned for causing the same to ho worked. Mr. Lathom (Luton) appeared to defend Ps. Dennis said on ...
... of Mr. F, Illiam'n_ of Whittlesey, reserve: and in fillies | the awards went to Messrs. John Bradley. G. W. Moore, and Charles Ireland, Wishach. The champion prize and the silver challenge cup went to Mr Farneworth’s winning filly, Wr. Griffin’s Gaer Conqueror ...
... the Wesleyan Guild room on Tuesday evening. Mr. A. Fowler presided. P.S.A. OnSunday week Mr. John Ham presided and Mr. Charles Ireland gave the address Mrs. Chambers, of Harlington, sang two solos. ; SPECIAL CoLLECTlONS.—Collections were made in the Established ...
... a bay of Mr. F. Hiam’s, of Whittlesey. reserve: and in fillies the awards went to &-n John_ Bradley, G. W. Moore, and Charles Ireland, Wishech. The champion_prize and the silver challenge cup went to \{r Farneworth’s winning fillv, Mr. Griffn’s Gaer Conqueror ...
... particnlarly small. At a recent sale of shires in America the well-known mare Coldham Surprise, which was bred by Mr. Charles Ireland, and foaled in 1904, made the high figure of £1420. The mare was exported eighteen monthis ago by Messrs. Truman when ...
... L « id the aim the National Service League Fuller octogenarian, led prayer and to brjn(r nni „ rßa | tmininK ',s Mr. Charles Ireland read the scriptures. oppoSM j to conscription. Maior F,dwanl- in address on Temperance Mr. John h|p address. state ...
... Wing's Exors.), Mr. F. W. Grifin, bay, Menestrel Forest Queen, s Norbury Menestrel: 2, £2 28. (by Sir A. F. Peyton), Mr. Charles Ireland. Coldhnnhflsll. bay, Coldham Charm, s Aflilh% 1. (by Mr. H. Burton) Mr. Hamer . bay, Bheford Rose, & Dune more Premier: ...