... -Rink 1 Webb. Quittenton. Walker, Gilchrist. 26: rink Clews. Chapman. Pratt. Morton. 16; rink 3 Holman. Wilkinson. )4archant. Rogers. 22: total 06. COV41:1IIATIVI› , s. Played at Waddon on Saturday. the home team winning by twelve shots. CROYDON OOP EilvArivies ...

... and Mrs. L. Rogers and family: Mrs. Morley; Mr. and Mrs. Wright and Lily; Mrs. Kay; Mrs. Payton and Miss Tilladams; Mr. and Mrs. Header; Mr. and Mrs. Hubard and Joan; lihoda. Mr. and Mrs. K. Evans and Alan; Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Bannister; From Dick and ...

... Lanebottom we felt it was not the fault of the plavers. The characters were: Nicholas Manning a scientist; Mrs. E. J. Law; Lady Bannister, his aunt; Miss B. Halstead; Mrs. Duncan, the cook; Miss K. Gill; Pauline Branksome, a wealthy heiress, Miss E. Crossley; ...

... G. Smyth, Monteith, and T. Rogers- Belfast—E. Coates; W Dick, H Bowden; W. Courtney; J. Macdonald, J. Jefferson; 6. Preston, Joe Bowden, S. Gilmour, N. Hayes, Jack Bowden. Umpires—Messrs. E. W. Tyrell and G. W. Bannister. Hydepark V.M.C.A. C.P.A. QUALIFYING ...

... Nutley. _ J. Tribe, H- J - . Bannister, - ''' Bidwell, 'V- 'll; Wheatley • F. Turner, Dix. H. ' : ' S. Wheatley H. Ridley, ...

... Parish council, took place in the Council Schools on Monday, when those present included: Mosers. Edward Freeman tic, \V. 8. Rogers J. W Tunnard, A. Wilson. E. Kobineon. and J. W. Dennis. A draw took place in regard to the vacant allotments. Mr. G. Pell ...

... than 3 stems). —1, R. W. Proctor and Sons: 2, R. V. Rogers. Decorative Roses. —1. R. V. Rogers; 2, E. W. Stedman; 3, R. W. Proctor and Sons. New Decorative Roses.—). R. W. Proctor and Sons; 2. R. V. Roger; 3. E. W. Stedman. Sweet Peas (18 distinct varieties) ...

... (Cox Street). 6st.—B. Tunnicliffe (Stoke) beat E. Brown (Stoke). Final: S.an Morris (Stoke) beat Tunnicliffe. Get. 71bs.—A. Bannister (Stoke) beat T. Cunningham (Stoke). Tat.—S. Hancox (Stoke) beat J. Sidwell (Cox Street). Final: Hancox beat K. Chaplin (Stoke) ...

... property, to the total value of £28 13s. 4d There was a second charge of breaking and entering the dwelling-house of Frederick Bannister Butterworth at Carlton, on the same date, and stealing four notes, two 10s. notes, 6d., and o*her rases similar character ...

... frost when they met to open theln season at Weaverthorpe Flndlnii at Featherstone's Covert the pack ran Mount Spaniel, over Bannister s and Chapman’s Dales, and °stng the poxholes and Scarborough road hunted past Octon Grange, losing the iox s hort of Wold ...

... Edge; Pearce. Rowan; Wild. Rawson; Lawton, Fisher, Branham, Fisher, Cobb. WOMBWELL MAIN (v Monckton, home): Parkin; Shaw. Bannister; Briggs. Bradshaw, Aughty; Peae, Denmar, Skidmore, Ottewell, Caunt. BARNSLEY =ram LEAGUE. RYHILL OLD BOYS (v West Ward. away): ...

... Marriott, of 'Brownhills. (illi:>-LATHIiCRY. Wednesday, June 27, St. Editha's Church, Tamwortli. by the Vicar Prebendary E. 11. Rogers). Huglies, youngest -on Mr.-and Mrs. Hug lies, ' Corwen, N. Walt.-, Margery Mary, youngest daughter Mr. and Mrs. D. Lathbury ...