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... Priory Station, and stopped them in Biggin Street. They admitted that they should have joined their ship at 7 a.m. that day. Ernest Field, 2nd class petty officer, from the same ship, admitted a similar offence. Police-oonstable Petley said that he saw Field ...
... The mourners present were Mr. H. W. Stride and Miss Ella Stride (nephew and nieoe), Mrs. H. W. Stride, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fielding, Mr. Travers Harby, Miss Horsely and the maids. Among the congregation were noticed Mrs. Brcnchley, Mrs. Travers Harby ...
... for War. MOVER —William John Adcock. SECONDER —Thomas Achee Terson. ASSEXTORS— Clement Walsh Bagshawe, William Sutton, Ernest Fielding, Walter Wright, Clement Hills, William Rutley Mowll, Chailes Lewis Adams, Frank Hart Licence. CANDIDATE—GEORGE WYNDHAM ...
... parish, into a playground ioj connection with St. Mary's Church of Eng» land Schools. Dated, 15th July 1922 (signed) Ernest Fielding, clerk to St. 'Mary's Burial* Board. We understand it a somewhat unusual circumstance for a Consistory Court to sit ia ...
... The mourners present were Mr. Ernest Fielding and Sir Charles Fielding (nephews), Mrs. Wynter Gray (niece), Miss Holland, Miss Jamieson and Mrs. Cadman. Floral tributes were sent from Sir Charles Fielding; Mr. Ernest Fielding; Mrs. Forrester; Mrs. Wynter ...
... Sims (headmisl of the Infants' department), Miss Hind (Miss Milsted's successor), Councillor W. J. Barnes, and Messrs. Ernest Fielding, F. G. Munns, J. W. Howells, J. G. Wicks (headmaster of the Boys' School) and A. J. Hopson.. Miss Milsted, in returning ...
... cases, but most of these were settled oat of Court. number of undisputed cases were dealt with by the Registrar, Mr. Ernest Fielding, Y. HARMER. Claim for £4 rent of cottage. Mr. Benstead said the defendants had refn-ed to pay the rent because they thought ...
... future increased sum £50 per annum towards the sailors' sittings at Si. John's Mariners' Church. A vote of thanks to Mr. Ernest Fielding for acting Honorary Secretarv :?ince the late Secretary left Dover having: been passed, and also a vote of thanks to the ...
... ucide ntal to the Annual Ordinary! , Meeting of the Company. Bltl ansfer Books closed from the • February to the March. ERNEST FIELDING, 10th i Secretary. February, 1931. 10752 bl3 ARMY CONTRACTS. tke following Contracts will ,ve ...
... W. Gill man, F. C. Swoffer, G, W. Grigg, and C. M. Mate. Peake, Henby, 16, Pencester-street, gentleman. Proposed by Ernest Fielding aud John Bacon ; the assentors being W. Fletcher, J. A. Beeching, J. E. Olifent, T. L. D-lahaye, W. Goodiff, J. Wood, ...
... weekly, at Pageant House. No. 2. Effingham Crescent, starting on the 4th of .November, as under: Monday, convened by Mrs. Ernest Fielding, and Mrs. Smith Richards. Tuesday, convened by Mrs. Bartrani and Mrs. H. Darwall. Wednesday, convened by Mrs. Henry Hayward ...
... and Mr. Woodgate; Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Jackson; the Misses Streatfield; the Rev. Canon Elnor, Mrs. and Miss Elnor; Mr. Ernest Fielding; Mrs. Lewis Paine; Miss Gregory; Dr. and Mrs. Bellamy; Nurses of the Guild St. Barnabas; Mrs. Early; Mr. and Mrs. Watson; ...