... D MISS COLLINGWOOD Miss Rrosdbsnt, cushion Miss S. Broadoent, book l Aliss M. Broadbent, table centre Mrs. Roger Best (London), early Victorian Limerick lace veil ;Miss Bridge (London), afternoon tea cloth Mr. and Mrs. R. Brooke, entree dish ...

... mustard pot Misses Goulden. pearl and amethyst pendant Mr and Mrs H Greenhalgh, silver marmalade spoon and horse shoe Harry, wooden spoons Mr Gemmell and Miss Williams, mounted hunting trophy Mrs Hyde find Mrs Taylor, embroidered tray cloth Miss F D Hughes ...

... and knife Miss Carrie Knight, silver cork-screw Mr and Mrs George Knight, plate baskets Miss Lee, d'oyley Mr and Mrs John Melclrum, knives and forks Mr and Mrs MoNicol, dessert and table spoons Miss Rona Me!drum, embroidered table centre ...

... NURSERY X*U heron etxaaght. (Off 1 2.) 7 2 J Taylor'* BLOT Garnett 7 A Jamos’s D’ANNUNZIO G £ 7 8 Sr Dixon’s A Baldmg Also -an- (V Smyth), Miss :Slade,. Genera Rc(d (Wheatley), Soarersen, iIX-xnoghuc. Ga.uOo (J Eeac.h). Overseas (Shatwell), ...

... To celebrate the eoming-of-age of Miss Bootle, nurse the Infirmary, a party was held the Don Cafe, Leigh, on Tuesday evening, about being present. A whist drive followed an excellent tea admirably served the Misses Sootson, and afterwards dancing took ...

... COLLIER'S DESPERATE ACT. T. daa*. il.!»i,- Kinder. nolUer,. 5. Bak'-i-fe'ro*»r. was eli:i:-jre ...

... YOUNG COLLIER'S DEATH. HELEN'S JI'IIVS Th«- inqini oa Rotar KobioMm. tw*ntT-iwo. of Nuteroiv-roed. Heath, wai al Rt. H ...

... MISSING D.C.M. Sergeant Cliarles Joseph Hay ward, of the King's Liverpools, has been missing since June 1. Any information concerning him be gratefully recei v e d by Mrs. Caldwell, 150, Craven-street, Birkenhead. Sergeant Hayward holds the ...

... BURNLEY COLLIER KILLED. J. R. Tonstill, Burnley miner, whose address was formerly 24.), Aeerington-road, Burnley, was killed inaction April,3ft. whilst serving with the East Lancashire Regt. MUNITION WORKER'S DEATH. BURNLEY CORONER AND WILLING SACRIFICE ...

... COLLIER CONTRACTOR KILLED. lows 7 Tudor, tool that u• TIM* de, •ort, her to they lathier. Joe. 1 don't &tom t or. than *am really • &neer. :the to hror. • Harry. .o *oft too toll be laird d b. d. Ann. , .e 1 kayo to n orl do - Oa the ...

... damage dJdone amounted to 2s. The colliers passed alongside the field as a short cut. Tho magistrates imposed a fine of Is. in each case, W ;“\ 4 / g €= r.' 2 ATAZY & . P F=l o S R ¢ I A [ sansnm £ |~ . 1%\!?‘@!3%‘5“?3&% VMDD D S gk | A B o SRR AN G 0 \~¢@“ ...

... COLLIERS AND TRAM FARES Before tha fit Helen* magi*ra«a* Riohaid Thify fTipaleylaae. Havdnck. ooliicra. for refusing pay tteair fare* travelling on tram* of the Tramway* (a. Mr. J. Wallace, who the con. paa>. rjiplaiJieJ that travaUrd a Hay dock section ...