... driving and committed defendant for trial at the Sessions on the charge of being drunk accepting his own bail TO PROBATIONERS William Leaf 24 waiter of Ravensdon street Kennington SE charged on warrant with failing observe the conditions of his recognisance ...

... ty L. HENDERSON WILLIAMS. leaf-bud, flower _ continuously expressed in open view. This could not have been iiad not. M. Sehulhof played a simultaneous Boswell Casals’ Johnson. It was an exquisite ensemble, for the passion of that first movement was held ...

... ty L. HENDERSON WILLIAMS. leaf-bud, flower continuously ex- f tressed in open view. This could not lave been had not M. Schulhof played a simultaneous Boswell to Casals’ Johnson. It Mas exquisite ensemble, for the pa.-sion of that first movement was held ...

... Court Story of Police Find in a Common Lodging -House Accused of stealing jewellery valued at Between £509 and £.1,000, William Leaf, a salesman, wits remanded at Leicester yesterday. It was stated he was arrested in a common lodging house and the jewellery ...

... railway was built to Streatham Station stepping over a brook where the steps now are. HUNDRED YEARS AGO. Her grandfather, Mr. William Leaf, owned Parkhill, at the top of Streatham Common, and he earned the name of Smuggler Leaf because he knocked off ...

... railway was built to Streatham Station stepping over a brook where the steps now are. HUNDRED YEARS AGO. Her grandfather, Mr. William Leaf, owned Parkhill, at the top of Streatham Common, and he earned the name of ‘‘Smuggler” Leat because he ‘“ knocked off *’ ...

... sheep that strayed from Green Park to Raokengham Palaceroad was the rause of • summons Vlllin‘t the owner. George flak Williams. Leaf Yard. Kensington-gardams. Defendant was summoned tinder the Highway. Aet, 1460, for unlawfully allowing the sheep to stray ...