... 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 ...

... (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 ...

... Lydney Petty Sessions. Wednesday.—ftt-f'trr l Messrs. W. (in the chair>, A. Beaumont Thomas. W. Jnioro. George Powell, H. Keyrings, and Col. H. Marling. The application of Mr. Albert. of the Bridge Inn, Lydney. for cinematograph license for the Pictured ...

... Lydney Secondary School. prize distribution. There a crowded attendance at the Town Hall, Lydney, on Friday night, on the occasion of the animal prize distribution in connection with the Secoudary School. This pleasing function was performed by Sit W ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Complainant also summoned Sidney Beddis (9), Albert Morse (10). John Johnson (9). and Ernest Smith (10), of Oldcroft. for throwing stones to his annoyance on the 21st November.—Mr. H. W. Berthon. Lydney, prosecuted.—All the defendants pleaded not guilty.—Mr. ...

... Reywish, n. _ iy Sivan Wil ae Re ot Wilson vil firey Ne i sil Mure hisen ewart F. H. Gos st thn, Geo, St. 4 John, jun.. Ju tenfrew, H. G Garbutt Ed. Ce ke . Minchin, Geo, St ol Mad Harris Jane E Da vies m. MeCall B. ackwell Ww. Baldwin R wesan clergy ...

... supernumeraries. rold Beales; A, Denbigh White, ye Valley Mission.—John Angus, *Albert E. Pickard (Chepstow). Perey ( Mellor (Mon- mouth). Cinderford (Glos.)—John T. Tyreman, Alfred G. Woodnutt (Lydney). Ledbury. -George (Newent, Gloucester). Dyer, George Oveston ...

... T. Leslie (Coleford) for the Hancock's.—The magistrates dis missed all the cases. John Fisher, collier, the Pludds, and Alfred Cratehley, tiler and plasterer, of Saunder's Green, Wliit-eeroft. were fined £1 and James Hill, labourer, of the lieddings. was ...

... Mr. H. y. Berthon (Lydney) was for the Wilden’s, and Mr. 1 Scoble (Cole- ford) for the Hane ock’s.—The magistrates dis- missed all the cases John Fisher , collier, the Pludds, and Alfred Cratechley, tiler and plasterer, of Saunder's Green, Whitecroft ...

... Russell, and E. Osborne. Bream (selected from)—F. Harrison; J. Price, T. Stone V, Saunders, G. James, es, and J. Kent; A. Robbins ‘and L. Morse; A. tain), A. Saunders. Adams, J. Holfor Lodge Pa 3 ames, Davies we ‘Robbins, W. Edw ards, and H. James G ...