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... MURDER CHARGE AGAINST A BROTHER ALLEGED STABBING DURING QUARREL Frank Castle, 42, of Mary-street, Balsall Heath, Birmingham, was remanded at Birmingham to-day until to-morrow, charged with murdering his brother, Walter Castle, 33, a labourer, of Flor ...
... TENNIS CLUB HAS Among the interested people who attended the meeting was Frank Castle, well-known former Barrow and Great Britain winger, who now keep. ost office and stores at MARKET HARBOROUGH Tennis Club, which er with Coventry and Warwithdrew from ...
... footbal] to serving be{hind the counter of a village stores and Fost office is quite a change for any man-but fone which Frank Castle has {taken to quite happily. ~ Por Frank, who, with his wife, keeps the stores and post office at South Kilworth, was once ...
... Parks, Loughborough Mr. Wm. Till, Lutterworth. Mr. Freok. Thornbv. Aahby-de-la-Zouch. Messi s. Bourne Side, Atherstone. Mr. Frank Castle Dounington. A Price List, with particulars of offered for 1870, post free application. ...
... • the recent Day School, another has been omng 4 to take at the City of Leiceseer Club ea Saturday, August 2D, when Kr. Frank Castle secretary) es quer Vim ea& Anower.. ...
... Bev. J. E. Wright in January. New stage for W A new staxe at lbstook W.M.C. was opened by Mr. Harry Gilmore and after Mr. Frank Castle, secretary of the Club and Institute Union spoke about the legal aide of club Me while his assistant. Mr. J. Holmes. spoke ...
... ai:ed by Saffron-lane as the most luxurious in British clubs—described by Club and Institute Union general secretary Frank Castle as a work of art. _ Saffron-lane, with a bership of 2,000-plus, asked the architect for something 'use. and plush. ...
... , Markfield, injured a knee. He was treated at the infirmary. _ Said to have slipped while putting luggage into a car, Frank Castle, aged 35, of Shawbrook-road, Elton, London, SSA, injured his ankle and received treatment at the infirmary. ...
... like Frank Castle, J. B. Holmes and A. S. Gwilliam. Mr. Holmes addresses on The Catering Wages Act, and The Betting and Lotteries Act:' indicate the tortuous paths which clubs must tread these days. “Legal Questions and Answers, bY Frank Castle, however ...
... fined 20-and costs, on information of Moses for leaving hi* team tiie road without any person in charge the «ame. John Frank*, Castle charged by James Tahh, with selling half stone loaf, Boz. short of weight. —Fined 6d for each oz and costs. Samuel Colling* ...
... It was an answer for the critics who described clubs as gambling dens. Among those welcomed by president, Regester were Frank Castle. Harry Gilmore and Mrs. Gilmore, the architect. Inspector Pape, who was In charge of the Aylestone Park division, officials ...