... of 5s imposed HUKOUB— Qainn 1 Pool Street summoned for being on licensed premises Bradform Arms on 17th inst— Police-constable to being called to Bradford Arms to eject prisoner who drunk noisy He to do so— did going into public-house drop bear— MrJupp: ...

... BIRMINGHAM 31 STORY Nwfia From 'Quarters fl L Rose Pitullie wife F G Smith house have court Cardigan -street Birmingham Fraserburgh value the birth triplets all King applied through Major Mainly About People magistrate n at resi- rgn £700 at since June ...

... tows Ghee k), C. doe Clerk of the Peace), John Lambe (Otiy Coroner), M. J. G. Scobie (0. k of the Justices), B. P. Jacksun- Taylor (uy iller, M.D. Veteri- ical Officer of Health), J . L. Barlin; nary Insp2ctor), John Parker, (Git: Wet. veyor), F. Richardson ...

... 1 i1 ' THE BIRMINGHAM MAIL SEPTEMBER 1819 WON in Football Competition this week by John Robert Hough 48 Bright Street Darwen TRY YOUR SKILL AND WIN ONE OF THE BIG PRIZES offered FREE every week for FOOTBALL FORECASTS £1000 £500 £100 for all correct results ...

... a daughter of John of Gaunt. Lady Cardigan’s assumption of the title of Countess of Cardigan and Lancaster i* said not have pleased Queen Victoria who used travel incognito .as Countess Lancaster. Tiie Count died in 1898. Lady Cardigan had a wonderful ...

... Navy Gazette” publiehes an intcresting memorandum of ll'l‘l Cardigan, the leader of sthe Light Brigade, which throws vow light on the cirowmstances which led to the famcus charge. Lord Cardigan’s watement was writen for Mre. Norton, the we'k-known authoress ...

... door opened, and voice I knew well called impatiently for me. It was Lord Cardigan ! I had just time to slip dressing gown before came into room, sans ceremome, and taking me his arms said. dearest, she’* dead. . . . Let’s get married at once.’ Then knew ...

... When Ur. Asquith armed Kingstown last evening he was accorded meet demonstrative welcome by crowds of people mooted along the terraces, quays, and piers. An official welcome behalf of the Iriah party extended by Ur. John Redmond, Ur. John Dillon, and Ur ...

... Should this be Emma in favour of the owners of licensed property, the commiithe will reduce the meads accordingly. Mr. John Grattan. M.P., presided over yesterday's meeting. and Mr. Faraday, tfis Btrewees' Association Taber, was Llilierevint At the elms ...

... supply_ of farm produce on offer at Uttui- at Deene, Northamptonshire, of the Couneter Market on Wednesday. Butter sold tem of Cardigan, who is best known to the at is. 4d. per lb.; eggs, ls. 9d, to ls 10d. present generation on per score; old fowls, 4s. to ...

... n-Tyme. MINANIELLER (good) Wanted. m{ll .1:4 John Maddock and boo. Ltd, Pottery. Bursters. WER\!AKER Wellington Pottery. Easley. FLAT Praiser, loorneyman, rrda Premier to midst. and aced, rtret Apply. John Tana. LW.. etallordel. rILOWERPOT Joiners Wanted ...

... authorities would look into the matter. HARRY GRATTAN- Harry Grattan, the actor, who is respolatible for the revue All Scotch, 'which chiles to the Grand Theatre, Hanley, nest week, :he a On Henry Plunkett Grattan,' dramatic author and actor, and was born ...