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... STAVELEY & DISTRICT DAILY SALOON NOTES COACH SERVICES Ivan Rogers, Complete Undertaker and Funeral Furnisher, The Mount, Staveley (Tel. 7279j.-(Advt.) NOW IN' oI’KHATIOM. I LONDON 11-54 a.m. NEWCASTLE Etc.. 12 coon daily. YORKSHIRE TOWNS 12 0, 3.50, 4 ...
... AMBERGATE.—H Walters, ¢ Milward, » J Bannister 9; A Holmes, ¢ Hope, b J Bannister 2; N Dye ,run out 1: F Poplar, ¢ Bowmer. b J Bannister 15; E Allsop. b H Milward 3; W Knowles b Milward 1; R Giltrap, b J Bannister 0; J Oldfield, ¢ Botham, h C Mills 1; ...
... Arthur shepherd, Meaborongh 4933 Semen Rogers. Deepear; 4934 Ernest Osborne. With MSS Muriel Osborne. Weill; 4916 Orme, BUMF ter. Wombwell. 4937 Harold Bannister. Wombwell. 49311 Morino Bannister, Wombewll; 089 Bannister Wombwell. 4940 Shads Schofield, Wombwell ...
... County, has been secured and may play. The team will be selected from: Peake, Clifford, Smith, Howitt, Pratt. Bannister, Baker, Freeman, Lester, Rogers, Fancutt, Varney, Wright, Falconbridge and Daykln. ...
... Toulds, Mrs. A. E. Williamson and Mrs. G. Rogers; ice-cream, Mrs. Brown and Miss F. Brown; fruit and flower, Mr. and Mrs. W. Geeson; Bright-hour, .Mrs. Haddock and Mrs. Singleton; refreshment cafe, Mrs. Bannister, senior, Mrs. Baker, and Miss R. Swindells; ...
... at the Hospital yesterday to s he Purchase of crockery Priz.es were won Mrs T. Stoue, Mrs Brittam, Mrs. J. Rogers,. Mrs, Lawton Mrs. Bannister, and Mrs. Blant. ' ...
... excellent programme was given by Miss Freda Poyser. Miss Dorothy Walton. Mr. Willoughby Taylor. Messrs. George Rogers and Douglas Bannister, and Miss Lucy Pickerell. A play entitled Between the Soup and the Savoury, was performed by Miss K. Jephson ...
... concert director of Sheffield, and he was assisted Mr. G. T. Rogers (Hatton), Mr. P. Wood, the Rev. R. S. Boden, and Mr. G. Growby, of Rotherham. Stewards were:—Messrs. F. Quinton and T. Bannister. Prises were presented by Mr. W. L. Stephenson. The Victor ...
... of the house of Thomas Bannister, Millwav Farm, Burnaston, affer stealing two money boxes, 12s. 2id. in money, three-quarters of a pound of chocolate, a pair of leggings and a pair of boots, worth £1 12s. 2id. in all. Bannister said that on January he ...
... SPORTS IN QUE! D). M. Sampson Ball. 2 Howard V. Spry 1). -I. N (U) S. Sherwin (’p) T. Swann l\). F. Rogers IP)' |{. Smith li] I'inal: 1 Sherwin. 2 Rogers 3 Smith; time, ICjJ secs. .Innior girls. 9 10 Oualifie.i: M. Pennington I 'i )• (A). iK). J. Wharton ...
... the Pantry,, written Sidney Rlow and Douglas Hoare. The play was given in the lecture theatre, and was produced by Miss W. Rogers. It was well presented, and thoroughly enjoyed by the audience. The cast was : Carter (Lord Richard's manservant). J. Bates: ...
... H. Mather: Mr. and Mrs. W. Hazlem?°«-: : - u - - Bradley (Duffield): Charlie V. Tatam; \v ' Ornish and laniily: F. Bannister: T. Rogers S?Xi * ? Fellows; and members the Midland Counties Turf Commission Agents' Association. Mr. J. Morris Twetls had charge ...