... concert aud dance, organised Lodge the R.A.0.8. i ' Was held in the Tomlin Hall, Bick- ' artistes for the concert were hatr, 4j& Lane, L. Easton, Bffinch'i * ' - ' Gydon, ami Orchestra?Messrs. B.rcnt, J. and and Mogridge. The ladies who j, were Misses Williams ...

... and the Judge might take the view that Lane, in Ids inexperience, had been the dune of this man. Mr. Clarko asked that the application should be granted the condition that judgment should entered against Lane for the sum £36, which would enable a dividend ...

... INHABITANTS. During the week-end the village of Coreley lost by death two of its oldest inhabitants—Mr. Henry Ball and Mrs. Rosa Fanny Brant, both of whom were 77 years of age. Mr. Ball's death occurred on Sunday morning at his residence, Whitbourne Springs ...

... family (Torquay); Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Fisher; Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Starr and Gwyneth; Mr. and Mrs. John Gibhe (Harrow): John and Fanny; Mr. and Mrs. C. John Scudamore; Dan and Marjorie; Mrs. G. P. Davies and Tom; Nurse Clutterbuck and Nurse Jelf; E. M. Wintle; ...

... study all Williams N Ifoile K Bowie rJMjss P Thomas (Miss Willoughby) Miss Richards T Buckingham 19s 81 concert IB West (Miss Fanny Willoughby) Miss 14s 7I knife V 6s biscuit M Binkley Henrietta Turnbull) barrel 15s Id cake stand 7s 2d gate Miss J Hamilton ...

... Willoughby, of Thornbury. Miss B. Lee, of Lane-end, presided at the organ. The evening service at the East Putford Church on Sunday was conducted by Rev. J. D. Williams. Mrs. W. Furse presided at the organ. Mrs. W. Lane, Mam bury Cross, is progressing favourably ...

... Gloucester’s most prominent citiien. Mar. s—Mr. Giles Ayland, well known county farmer and county magistrate of The Cottage, Oiapel lane, Birdwood. Churcham. Mar. s—Aid. Walter Thomas Boughton. of Nation House, Ashchurch, seven times Mayor of Tewkesbury and an ...

... came shortly after with Bath winners by 5-1. BATH CITY RES., 7. COLEFORD ATH., r. Played at Bath on Monday. Scorers: For Bath, McMillan (3), Heirron (2), Anthony and Brown. For Coleford, Padfield. GLASTONBURY A. v. TROWBRIDGE. This match, which has been ...

... expected of those who undertook domestic service. He gave judgment for Mrs. Burn. Mr. Lane did not ask'for costs on behalf of his client. COLEFORD MAN AND LOST CHICKENS Coleford magistrates dismissed rase without hearing evidence for the defence, when Ralph ...

... COLEFORD. Whist Dbive. —Eleven tables were occupied the whist drive held the Welfare Hall on Friday last, in aid of HaU funds, and Mr. W. B. Johnson was the M.C. The prize-winners were : Ladies —Ist, Mrs. F. Moore. 231; 2nd, Mrs. K. Young, 224. 3rd, Mrs ...

... presented prizes to the following:—Ladies—l, Mrs. i Mrs. B. Lane; 3, Miss Coombs. Gent.'s —1, • Mr. W. lane; 2. Mr. Gatehouse; 3. Mr. Applin. The refreshments were served by Mrs. Oakes, assisted Mrs. B. Lane, Mrs. ; Riggs, Miss Cox, and Miss Coombs. Mr. Bun I ...

... Five furlongs. Reform (Mr E Thornton-Smith) Templeman 8 9 (ABOVE ARRIVEO.) Toy Queen g (Mr Dyke Dennis) P Dennis 8 11 Safety Lane (Mrs W Owen) Thrale 8 11 Honorit® f (Mr F Peek) Scott 8 11 Blushing Bride (Sir Laurence Philipps* J Jarvis 8 11 Grecian Blonde ...