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... nursing staff of Cleaver Ward. Guison Road Hospital. Mrs Cath Watson and Mrs. Anna Jones. daughters of the :ate William George Bomford. wash to thank all who have helped them in their sad loss; the letters. sympathy, and beautiful floral tributes they have ...
... brothers. Robert James Lee (24), soldier, and Ronald David Lee 1201. labourer. charged with breaking into the house of George Bomford. at. ICempsey. and stealing a wireless set and other articles. pleaded guilty. They also admitted breaking into the house ...
... a context for the North ward seat on Ivesharn Town Council. vacant as the result of the death in • sar accident of Mr. George Bomford. Two candidates will contest the seat—Mr. Kenneth Payne Lymn. of Thornechase Oreen Hill. acrd Mr. Francis Ernest Hampton ...
... Stratford Street, Coventry. also victim of a fall on July 6. Verdicts of Accidental death were recorded. Mr. William George Bomford told the Coroner that the hospital staff had been kindness itself and he wished to thank 'them. _ Mr. Edwin George ...
... Edwards, Son and Bigwood, of Birmingham. in conjunction with Sheldon Bosley. of Shipston-on-Stour. It was sold to Mr. George Bomford. of Cropthorne. near Evesham. Hoden Farm. comprising 207 acres, was sold for £26.000 to Mr. M. J. Williams. a farmer, ...
... decision. GREENGROCER'S DIFFICUI.TT. The difficulty of giving up his greengrocery business was emphasised by William George Bomford. 20, Binley Road, Stoke, who was the next applicant. Chairman If you gave the business up, with what you have made out ...
... H. Masters and W. dill Smith. Councillors Byrd. L. Bourne. F. C. Hiden. Burlingham. Wilmot t. Nicklin. White. Johns. George. Bomford and Mayer The Mayor stated that he held a letter referring to a football team which was to be sent from Worcestershire ...
... two counterfeit shillings, on the ot July.—Mr. Elers prosecuted. —On the day in question the prisoner met a boy, named George Bomford, DigDeth, and he sent him to fetch pennyworth of tobacco, giving him a shilling with which to pay for it. The boy procured ...
... the future receipt of rents mainly depends upon the present collection of tithes:—Lord Arden \»nl. Lord Dunsany 100/. George Bomford, Esq. -JUL P.P.T.iy. Hon. Thomas Vesey SBX Colonel Conotly, M.P. (second subscription) 100/. Anorrymous E G. Shirley. ...
... has iven orders that no lamb shall be served in the Royal E’)zuehold during the present season. On Saturday afternoon, George Bomford, aged thirty-seven years, employed at Staleybridge (Lonjou and North-Western) Railway Station as a signalman, - was killed ...
... Carleton Esq Steam Packet Company Sir J Campbell Directors the Peninsular and Ori James Hartley Esq ental Steam Packet George Bomford Esq J P Oakley Park County Meath Alexander Dickson Belturbet Cavan John Farrell Esq J P Kells County Meath William Garnett ...
... Goodman, and C. Stubse. A Smasher.—James Glynn (29), puddler, Brasshouse Passage, ' -6 charged with sending a boy named George Bomford to pass counterfeit shillings. On the previous evening the prisoner the boy to a tobacconist’s shop for half an ounce ...