... that the case should on. The defendant was Betty Gifford (41), of Gloucester Lane, St., Jude's, Bristol. When Willi 1111 Henry Gifford was called he said: I gn. as much to blame as my wife and do not want to give evidence against her this morning. H» said ...

... and G. Eryant, C. Engla and E. mourners ip led Mr. W. Horder, W. G. Moore, Rogers, F. Howes, E. J. Hi Cc, W. Turner, Henry ‘Gifford 5 and thews, 8. Smit Sidne: b, T. . Mars W. Newey, W. tenes R. Nicholls, G. Gay, JLC lowes, L uggins, LE Mr. and Mre. ...

... Gloucester Lane, appeared and elecled to have the case tried before the magistrates. When the name of the prosecutor, William Henry Gifford, was called, however, I there was no reply, and did not appear. Chief-inspector Carter, C.1.1X, said the husband had been ...

... evidence as would enable him to ask permission of the court for the body to be removed to Edinburgh for interment. Sir Henry Gifford, K.C., Bailiff of Guernsey, presided, assisted by four local forming a court. Police and har- bour officials gave evidence ...

... the dis- end; Edwin Woodall Pratt, Bere’ Arthur E. Mortimer, ¥ in the County of ‘AN, ound . A mxed community at Shiro- Henry Gifford ; Thomas T. Shaw. : Stoke, Stoke Giffard; G Pitt, HIGH WATER AT CUMBERLAND Ba tho: a pton. Most of them > a ‘ bars, pallet ...

... Glastonbury man —was first published 200 years ago rhis week. The 8.8.C. script, presenting the main theme of the ptory. is Henry Gifford, lecturer in English at the University of Bristol. Miss Chapman and Mr Rogers will read and re-create some the scenes from ...

... of the century, has promised to give one lecture. Its title will be Dis Geniti (“ Descended from the Gods ■’). but Mr Henry Gifford, lecturer in English at the University of Bristol, has not yet succeeded itt finding out what the lecture will be about ...

... given way ithout yarning, because it was soft, and not like rock. It was occasioned probably by a slip the other end. Henry Gifford. repairer, employed at the pit, said he was v oiking near the spot where the fill occurred on Saturday. As far he could ...

... use for it, employed at a business house in the city, The pony was the mother's, and used exclusively for her business. Henry Gifford Moody, baker, of Ashley Down, proved buyingapony from defendant, which, he' said, belonged his mother, on the May. and ...

... meetg. I Dec. 24, J.W. Fraser, Bath, schoolmaster, adjd. 1st hearing 11I - Ritihard Trottmaui, dunal order-------- I - Henry Gifford, ditto- --------I - W. and P. Charters, Isertisyr. tea dealers, audit. 1 2 Dec. 20, Thos. Ledisard, Cirencester, scrivener ...

... Hawkins- ELEVEN COTTAGES AND GARDENS, situate at COALPIT HEATH and FRAMPTON C Oil ERE],L, and in the occupation Messrs Henry Gifford, John Batten, Walter Ethelbert- Davis, James Bisp. Albert Lowe, ...

... uporviston This young bully to have carried Kaada -to Sto but only roceiva dou thair ”?“ raign terror for a long time Henry Gifford manor will decorated In true British Rail style with sig- nils and railway antiques To complete the pio-ture there will ...