... Will Saunders (sons), John Wintour (son-in-law), Robert and John Saunders (uncles), and William and Gilbert Wooles, Arthur Saunders Harry Jones. Charles Tawney, and Harry Williams (nephews). The pall bearers were Messrs. J. Pope, W. Darters, ...

... Lydney. At Lydney Police Court on Wednesday. John Eelly and John Sheehan, Irishmen, were charged with breaking into the canteen Beachley Docks. Chepstow, during Saturday night, Ist February, and stealing stores, value £3O. the property of Whitley and ...

... Lydney PETTY SESSIONS, w. K Wednesday— Before Messrs. G. (in the chair). W. Jones, and Dr. Bewles.— ney Smith, of Crump Farm, Lydney. to Holmes half a guinea in consequence of having his dog at large in Ao street at ~ John Terrell, Newerne on the night ...

... Tutnalls, on the hi, Lydney, pleaded gu i ty to discharging fireworks hway on th ¢ 2nd inst., and was ordered to pay a is. fine with 7s. costs, P.C. Mills was the informing officer, Frederick Saunders, a labourer, of Tutnalls, Lydney, was charged w ith ...

... Lydney. Before his Honour Judge Hill-Kelly, Chepstow County Court Monday, James E. Liddington. of Lydney, sued the Lydney Medical Aid Association for £l3 2s. lid., repairs done to a motor-car sold the society by him. The defendant* counter-claimed for ...

... (8), Charlie Nash (10). Norman Bourne (7), of Lydney, were summoned P.C. Holmes for stealing on the October a quantity of growiug pears, value 3d., the property of James Saunders, haulier, of Tutnalls Lydney. The magistrates fined defendants 2s. (id. each ...

... had previously similarly offended, £l, and Glover 55., together with Bs. Gd. costs each.—John Henry Powell, coal merchant. Albert-street, Lydney, and James Saunders, haulier, Tutnalls. Lydnjy, were each fined half a sovereign for offending against the Weights ...

... Lydney Secondary Schools. PRESENTATION OF PRIZES BY SIB ASHTON LISTER. The annual prize distribution in connect ioa , with the Lydney Secondary School was held ill the Town Hall, Lydney, Tuesday evening. Great interest was taken in the proceedings, and ...

... (The Chairman ditf'not adjudicate in case). John Williams (36), tin worker, of Newernestreet Lydney, was fined 50s. for the theft a pig potato crusher, the property of Albert Phillips, Church House, Lydney. He was represented Mr. H. W. Berthon. ...

... stopped had the Lydney men tackled with more resolution. The Lydney front played hard game, but the Gloucester eight were too clever for them, and soon obtained the mastery. Fred Lewis, who wa« often noticeable for good work, Wilcox. Saunders, and Biddle ...

... under control; and for similar offence .Thomas Wellington, tin worker. Lydney, had to pay 2s. 6d. For allowing their children to be absent from school. John Cook, labourer. Lydney. was fined 6d.; Annie Bickle.v. Tidenham. widow 55.; and Charles Worslev ...

... iu Redliill Park Whit-Monday, on the occasion of the annual agricultural show of the Lydney and District Farmers' Club. the application of Mr. H. W. Berthon, Lydney, the renewal of the Cinema license to Mr. Arthur Jacobs was granted. Edward Reeks, a builder's ...