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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... LYDNEY FARMER CLUB. The Agricultural Show. — UCCESSFUL WHIT-MONDAY FIXTURE H 8 The annual agricultural show in connectior with that flourishing and enterprising organisa tion, the Lydney and District Farmers’ Club wag held at Redhill Park, Lydney—the ...
... was no fair one, things considered. music, the engagement of the Lydney Town Band having been cancelled; and the only flag on the showground—which, as usual, was at Redhill Park, Lydney, by permission of the Hon, Mrs. Bathurst—was that which was flying ...
... limited. Auctioneer’s Offices: 20, Clarnece Street. va — LYDNEY, GLOUCESTERSH IRE, Alfred E. Dykins Has received from Mr. Edwin Hal- ford, to offer FOR SALE BY ‘AUCTION, at the Swan Hotel, Lydney, on Thursday. Sept. 22nd, 1910, at 5 subject to Conditions ...
... ford » and Hu Seabright (Lydney); Be John Hazell (Coleford), John Shelswell ( lake: ney), and Frank ybone (Newnham) ; Con stables Frederick E hite (Coleford), ‘James w Jefferies (Blaken , Frederick Mo (Bream) Edward Bow and John H Cinderford), Walter C ...
... E. Kent not 12) EAST GLOUCESTER V. WORCESTER ST. JOHN’S. On the East Gloucester ground on Thured Worcester St. John’s 102 (A . . E, A. Baynham took five three for 23, Symons o me for 23, and Saunders one for 1. t Gloucester 1 for five 54 not). (Champain ...
... y warned the man o f what would happen if he was caught begging again. LYDNEY TRADES AND LABOUR ASSOCIATION. The annual meeting of this Association was the Co-operative Hall, Lydney, on Sun- ds y td in r. George Powell, t of the Associ ociation, in the ...
... Talbot. B. Bloodworth, Peckover, and another. LYDNEY V. BATH. At Lydney. Lydney.—-W Harrison; B. Hyett. A. Probcrt, E. Hayward, and W. Ellaway; J. Miles and 11. Rudgo. IV. Wilcox (captain), W. Biddle, A. Saunders, R. Wellington, W. Hayward, G. Dorrington ...
... declined having any thing to do with them. LYDNEY PARISH COUNCIL The monthly meeti of the Lydney Parish Counci] was held at the Town Hall, Lydney, on A evening. Mr, Charles E. Ridler pre James Saunders, Lydney, sent a tender to £7 for ...