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... STABBING AFFRAY Brother Remanded on Charge of Murder Frank Castle 142 i, of Mary•street, 85130,11 Heath, Birmingham, was remanded at Birmingham to-day, until tomorrow, charged with murdering his brother, Waiter Castle 03), a labourer, of Florencestreet ...
... pulled him under. The other two came in and deceased nulled Frank Castle and Butcher under. He was in a panic As soon 053 leased himself went to deceased's a-sistanoe again, and Frank Castle made for the ? m I exhausted state. Butcher was kicked tne leg ...
... TO MUNITION WORKERS ONLY 75 YARDS OPEN SPRINT. BOXING CONTESTS. CHAMPIONS APPEARING JINMY WILDE. PAT O'KEEFFE, CORPORAL FRANK CASTLE, CAPPARD, L. RUDDICK,. 0. Hal “MITH. JOT PERCIVAL. “SPIKE” ROBSON, DICK MOES, SID GRAND CEXTRAL ENTRIES CLOSE MAY 13, to ...
... Undereliffe, joined the club in the year of its inception. 1892. Be will be 88 on Thursday. The presentation was made by Mr. Frank Castle. general secretary of the Working Men's Club and Institute Union. Mr. Maurice Webb. M.P. for Central Bradford. who was ...
... MURDER CHARGE. Frank Castle (42), of Mary-street, Balsall Heath, Birmingham, was to-day, at Birmingham, remanded until to-morrow, charged with murdering his brother, Walter (33), a labourer, of Florence - street, Holloway Head, Birmingham, by stabbing ...
... 40 miles an hour when they collided. Dosser was also {ined £1 for driving without ® licence. BROTHER ON MURDER CHARGE. Frank Castle (42), of Heath, was charged in Birmingham to-day, with mur. dering his brother, Walter (33), labourer, of Holloway Head ...
... and promptly administered. —An pe ...
... Class, Mr. Henry W. Hoffmeister, M.R.C.S., Capt. Erie Henry 2nd Dragoons (Royal Scots Greys). member of Fifth Class, Mr. Frank Castle Freest. The condition of Mr. G. Hsrwood, M.P. for Bolton, who is lyinE seriously in at bis London residence. South Audlay ...
... occurred, but he was not injured. n reply io Mr. Frankland, witness said he had never 6een the outlet valve tor steam closed. Frank Castle said he had worked in the pressing room ior 19 years. Ji was part of is daty to attend to the steam oven. {n 1925 the safety ...
... Scunthorpe, Herbert aged 8 months. Richardson.—April 24th, at George Richardson, aged 70 years. Castlb.—April 26th, Scunthorpe, Frank Castle, aged 8 yean. Fish.—April 26th, at Scunthorpe, Ann Fiafc, aged 71 years. ...
... straw under it G eorge Okell, a farmer, of Frod- sham? Cheshire, was yesterday fined 40s. A bay mare, belonging to Mr. Frank castle, farmer, Blubberhouses, was stolen a week ago. Saddle and bridle were also taken, and so far nothing has been heard of ...
... Read (Royal St. Guorgcfe) 8“. Jjorrl Charles Hope (Prince’s) 8. P. Stanley May (Walton Heath) Douglas Grant (Mid-Surrey) Frank Castle (Ktilwell) Nigel Fergusscr (New Zealand) Mr. Harris, who always plays well in this toornament, displayed hw best form, ...