... BREWOOD. Success.—-Mr. H. ?. W. Giffard, of ‘hillington Hall, has passed his examination for of Science in Minin et Birmingham Iniversity. at He hed taken honours Oxford University. is the n g-ology He tell, oungest son of Mr. C. Giffard, of Chillington ...

... Linear,. to Kelp this Itoossoary Work. by Attending Zack Wed- r e . .. r oos T. W. Loeb. • MRS. EROSION ALCOCIC. )II& CHAS. HILLINGTON. aTRIOTIC CONCERT, Grand Dab Mlobaern rand for poor. at Ur* Trost, and the rßorne ha Nwacsitle, . NOVISIBIIt Stn , 15 14 ...

... HANLEY INQUESTS. The Deputy-Coroner for _llanley i (Mr. A. Steele) held an inquest at the Hanley Town Hall this (Saturday) morning nn they body of John Curley, a single man, 41 year's of age, who died at the house of his married sister, Mrs. Mary Timmis ...

... half-year. Increases in the estimates for interest Cu Mans bad to be made. The recommendations were accepted. DEATH OF MR. H. HILLINGTON, OF TUN - STALL. Thir funeral took place at Tunstall on Thursday afternoon of Mr. Henry Billington, earthenware merchant ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... T- Davies 6 Fat Beasts, J. H. Hall •I, Sharrod 4, H. 1). Garde (Hiana) 3, Jas. Plant and Son 3, R. 8. 3, .1. Hlest 3, T- Alcock E. Lowe (Sugnull Hall) 3, J. Kent 3. J. W. Wardle 2, Jas. Holland Jno. plant 2, J. H. Hall 2, (’. plant 2, F. Bourne 2, J ...

... 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 ...

... 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: ...

... simple character, forms impressive memorial. Willst Drive. whist drive and dance, in aid the funds St. Joseph’s Guild Hall, was held in the hall on Tuesday. For the whist drive Mr. P. C. Dutton acted as M.C., the successful players being the Misses A. Jordan ...

... to be exhibited at Tunatell for a penod oont• 'Terming Rondo next. The exhibition will be on the growd door of the Lecture Hall near to .lubtTee Chapel, and the share for admission be 6d. On the first day the hours will be from 2 to 9 p.m., and aubeeguently ...

... Ilidsgrove Town Hall, and cat gathered four victories, these being by 11. wty, 121-20). M. James (21-20), R. Smith al-20), and Rickley (21-19). S. Gibson, C. Langford, • A. Stubbs, and E. Langford won by double flgurerfor the Town Hall club. • • PARKS ...