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... in the future. Annie Baker, wife of Harry Baker, of Saunders Green, was summoned by Louisa May Davy, a married woman, of the same place, for assault on the 2nd July.—Mr. H. W. Berthon. solicitor, Lydney, defended and pleaded not guilty.— Evidence was given ...
... Arnold, 0, St. James Street. ,r John Art us, Morpeth Street. * li-tin \rtus, Morpeth Street. Fr l. John Ash, B,Levi's Court, Westgato Street tiler Thomas Aston. 20, Nelson Street. Francis John Aston, 16, Nelson Street. John Aston. High Orchard Street. n ...
... 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 ...
... tiefraueled Mrs. Hli/a Wintle, and on the lath September similarly obtained hoard anil loelitina from Mrs. Kliraheth Saunders, of Lydney. Several convictions for theft were recorded ayamst prisoner, ami it. was stateel in th- evielence that his mother hail ...
... workers being withdrawn in favour their own scheme, and unless Lydney also bad war memorial. The Ch»'inan of tbe Lydney Council said was convinced they could not raise voluntary contributions in Lydney sum of £2,500 within a period of three four years but if ...
... 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 ...
... Sharpness, 65.: Mr. Mill. Sharpness, 10s.; Mr. T. Taylor. Sharpness. 55.; Mr. B. A..Johnson, Lydney. 3*.; Mr. T. T. O’Brian, Lydney, 10s. 6d.; Mr. A. Nelmes. Lydney, 2s. tkl.; total of receipts. 17«. The expenditure was follow-*: Messrs. Gillingham, for legs ...
... POWELL—Augntt lat, at *t. Man Church, Lydney, Frederick Erne*t, youngweil, yuui.ge.*t dauguter Mi. T. E. Powfll. tbe Bon MarrJie, Lydney. ROACH—NELMES—Augu.t sth, at St. George ...
... J. W. Porter, and I*. Newsmen. Mr. H. W. Berthon. solicitor, Lydney, acting behalf Harry Budge, a collier, residing in South Wales, was granted an ejectment order against Tom Brown. Saunder's Green, Whitecroft. Alfred Green, farm labourer, Lydbrook, si ...
... case of small-pox which might occur. , •!’ - Lydney Rural District Council. Mr. W. Jones, J.P., presided over the monthly meeting of the Lydney Rural District Council, held at the Institute Buildings, Lydney, Tuesday afternoon. The Council confirmed the ...
... MARRIAGES. OOOKE—SAUNDERS—JuIy 13th, at Church, Poatypool, the Rev. Morgan, Sappei A. W. m >b of George Frederick and Annie Cooke, Gladys, youngest daughter Mr. Saunders Caii>fl ...
... 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 ...