... UNOBSCURED LIGHTS Thomas Dingsdale, 29, York-street; Geo. Brown, 65, Talbot-street; Mary Dolan, 67, Cowley-street; and William James Beard, 24, Victoria-street, were charged with having unobscured lights in their dwellinghiouses, and a fine of ss. was ...

... Mr. Jim Ledsham, Miss Maggie Ledsham. The bearers were: Messrs. Walter, James (sen.), and James (jun.) Ledsham, and Thomas Dingsdale. Wreaths were received from; James, Margaret and family; John Ledsham’ and family; Mrs. Boardman and family; friends ...

... DISMISSED York magistrates yesterday dismissed charge of supplying intoxicating liquor during non-permitted hours against Thomas Dingsdale, licensee of the White Horse Hotel, Coppergate. and one of consuming during non-permitted hours against Florence Mitchell ...

... Halewood, Southdene; Derek Johnston. Allerton; Elizabeth Stopforth, Anfield; John Maw, Wavertree; Eddie Edwards, Huyton; Thomas Dingsdale, St. Helens; Patricia Colhet, Newton le Willows; Bertha Huyton, Thatto Heath; Mary Kelly, Netherley; John Roby, Halewood; ...

... engineer-in -chief of the London Power Company, has been appointed an Electricity Commissioner for part-time duties. Thomas Dingsdale (40), once a star player for York Rugby League Club. died in hospital from injuries received in a car accident. ...

... YORK R.L. PLAYER KILLED. Thomas Dingsdale. formerly a star player of York Rugby League club died SL York County Hospital yesterday after an accident during the night when a car in which he was travelling left the Tadcaster road, fell down an embankment ...

... playing ‘ banker” on waste land off Jockey's-brow, were Alfred Platt, 17, Dorothy-street, James Lea, 189, Elephant-lane, Thomas Dingsdale, 95, Elephant-lane, Samuel Heyes, 34, Cairnestreet, Albert Squires, 20, Leicester-street, Henry Taylor, 14, Leicester-street ...

... by workman who was attracted to the apparatus by the peculiar smell. Passed Away MR. T. DINGSDALE The funeral of Mr. Thomas Dingsdale (77), The Knoll, Knowsley Park, took place on Tuesday at Prescot Church Cemetery. The mourners were: Mrs. Curran, Miss ...

... formerly played for Broughton Rangers, and is 'now Warrington's most famous centre three-quarter and captain of the club. Thomas Dingsdale. Lancashire's full back, plays for the Recs. and his younger brother, Ben, is playing three-quarter with the Rees' second ...

... handled the better. had greater experience in the back division and used the wind to more advantage than did Wakefield. W. Thomas, Dingsdale. Hunt and Welsh did great work amongst the winners' backs, while Fender. Coldrick and Prosser were fine forwards. Wakefield ...

... Companion to the Imperial Service Order: Mr. Alan Gibbons, of South Wirral. Member of the Order of the British Empire: Mr. Thomas Dingsdale of St. Helens. Wounding case GLYN WILSON (31), of . Foxes Hey, Heath Lane, Broughton near Chester, who admitted maliciously ...

... the touch for a try. Wild ft iling at goal. (70 minutes.) The Hornets again attacked vigorously. and from a kick by Thomas. Dingsdale was brought down in possession. From the melee Edwards got hold and forced hie way over the line, but could not ground ...