... wages, one defendant making nearly per wfeek an a the olhef £1 7s. 6d.—Orders were made for the contributions asked for. . Arthur Dexter and Thomas Dexter, who live at Riddings and Codnor Park, were summoned the same officer for neglecting their father.—ln ...

... as defendant’s chauffeur, accompanied by Mrs. Oakes, was dri\'ir:f a Motor car, which was going on the road leading from Nottingham to Alfreton. According to the evidence he had, the horse was going at a ¥alking pace when it reached the point where Broxtow ...

... Mr. F. G. Robinson was for the plaintiff, and Mr. Drucquer, instructed by Messrs. Turner, Barrows, and Moss, solicitors. Nottingham, represented the defendant., Mr.'Robinson said the plaintiff, originally claimed from Mrs. Oakes, but the action had been ...

... Cinderhill shopkeeper, described the oar’* spccvl as ’Torrilic fast,” and later a» “flving.” Ronald Stnift, a boy. and Arthur Dexter. Cindcrhlll, ai>o gave* their story. The latter said went up to Mrs Oakes the occupant of tin- cor. who declared that the ...

... defendant had left them in a stable at Nottingham. Defendant said Seymours had been in the habit off etching the tins from the conveyance at Nottingham. He left the tins in a stable where he put np at Nottingham, and sent word Seymours to where they were ...

... Cinderhill shopkeeper, described the oar's speed, as terrific fast, and later as flying. Ronald Strutt, a boy, and Arthur Dexter, Onderhill, also gave their story. The latter said he went up to Mrs Oakes : the occupant of the oar, who declared that ...

... a Cinderhill shopkeeper, described the car's speed as terrific fast, and later as flywg. Ronald Strutt, a boy, and Arthur Dexter, Cinderhill, also gave their story. The latter said he went up to Mrs Oakes. the occupant of the oar, who declared that ...

... honour of producing him. A Smart Goalie. Arthur Dexter is proving capable reserve to Langford in the Forest goal, for he had plenty to do when Tranmere Rovers were the visitors a week ago. Dexter is Nottingham born lad. but he played his junior football ...

... 8.30. cony Lounge; titans, tid.; Pit, sd. .day Alterman, at 2.15. Adatimou 2(1. ALIMETOII. The Homan Catholic !Hahne of Nottingham (Dr. Dann) made hie nuinotiai • ' violation to Christ the King Human ('at ('hutch, Minton, laid Sunday. He Inca to a_ c ...

... progress for the purchase of a site in Biddings. The Committee agreed to offer no more than Is. per yard for the glebe land in Nottingham Road, Alfrelon. Mr. A. Lee moved the adoption the minutes, and Mr. F. Lee said the Council should make it plain that the ...

... Mr. Jack pexter (son); Mr. and Mrs. Billy Dexter,' Pye Bridge, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dexter, Derby, and Mr. Thomas Dexter (sons and aaughters-inisw); Mrs.. Berri. Nottingham. Mr Mrs. G. Dexter, Birchwood, and Mrs, John Taylor, Ironville (brothers-in-la ...

... ss. each for riding bicycles without front lights were imposed on Charles Batchelor, 8, Kingston-street; Ernest Bell, 624 Nottingham-road; and Ernest Winch, 107, St. Albans-road, all of Derby. Sidney Greatorex, 62, Kerry-street, Derby, was fined ss. for ...