... COLLIER CRUSHED TO DEATH Kdaanl VV«J«h. On r- ...

... DEATH OF MISS J. E. ROBINSON - We regret to announce the d Miss J. E. Robinson, which too on Saturday last. Deceased hs in failing health for some tic. end came rather suddenly. She was -prominently connect: the local Wesleyan Church, a one ...

... Hollms, Mrs. Claud Hollins end Miss HolMns, Mrs Sydney Hollins. Mr. E. and Mr. S. Hol- Ins. Mr. and Mrs. L, M. Abraham, Miss Barnardiston. Miss Morant. Miss Hext. Mr. and Mrs. Addison. Mrs. Nash, Mrs. Rooper. Mr. .1. Rooper, Mr. C. S. Lyon, Mr. James Coates ...

... A COLLIER AND HIS EYESIGHT. PARTIAL BLINDNESS THAT FOLLOWED ACCIDENT. UNSUCCESSFUL COMPENSATION CLAIM. THE COUNTY COURT. in which collier had become practically Wind, following accident the mine, heard on Tuesday, the Wigan County Court, Judge Spencer ...

... Miss D E. A. REDFORD. chiffon velvet coat and swathed ninon toque with black and white feathers. Her bouquet was composed of mauve and yellow orchids. Later in the evening the bride and bridegroom left in their car en route for Paris and Vienna, where ...

... paid into court. OR A SM 7 LLANDUDNO JUNCTION PORTER'S THEFT. For some time past complaints have been made of parcels being missed from the van attached to the mail train) which leaves Chester at 2.50 am and arrives at Llandudno Junction at 4 aim. on week ...

... Groy. J.P., Knightsbridge Grove, Colne-road, Burnley, and Miss Dorothy M. L. Collier, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Collier, of Southport. Tlio church, which is prettily situated in Scarisbrook New-road, had been tastefully decorated for the xcasion ...

... FALSE PRETENCES. COLLIER FINED AT WORKINGTON At Workington, yesterday, Joseph Sewell (21), collier, was changed on remand with having obtained is. 2d. by false pretences at Great Clifton on the 13th ult. Mr. S. George; Curwen prosecuted on behalf of the ...

... chief of the Y.M.C.A. America, and Mr. J. M. Mclntyro, chief organiser U.K.A. the evening public meeting was held, lut there only a poor attendance. The chair waa oocupied by Mr. Fred Greenwood, of Nelson. Mr. J. M. Molntyre dealt length with the agitation ...

... Haw), Miss M. A, Thomason, Mr., and Mrs, J. | Wood, Mr. T. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. W. Collier, Mr., and Mrs. Mullineux, Mrs. and Miss 1. | Coope, Mrs. andl Miss Redyard, Mi. T. Roscoe, and Mrs. Yates. At the church the procession was met by the ...

... cible aunt. It is exquisite fooling: aEaVO“r Col. J. W. McTear (in the ST e p\a.);xb]e in f;d\izvmce, and he would bring ' rea] Scotch accent imparts a genuin® - ome Messrs. J. A. Collins and F. P. D £ 9l‘l’]l' I\?:Sc;iéo;clo show why she was under that ...

... J. D. TDEOBSLD ✓operly, and that, as the materials bad been used, the deposit of 55. could not be returned. nor could the work be paid for. It was also Clued that in cases where no fault was found the doing the work received no payment Miss Lilian Cox ...