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... National Union of Shop Distributive and Allied Workers, which was held in The Foresters' Hall, Barnstaple, on Monday. Mr. S. J. Patton presided and Mr. P. E. Cross (area organiser; was present. Presenting the secretary's report, Mr. H. Wilkey assured the members ...
... Barnstaple branch of the Shop Assistants' Union, which was held in the Foresters' Hall ori Monday of last week. > Mr. S. J. Patton, J.P., presided and expressed gratification on the splendid attendance. Mr. H. F. Wilkey gave details of the wage demands ...
... Report (price 6d., post free 1 Bd.) which has been published un- ; der the title of God's Plenty. Written by the Rev. John A. Patton, the Society's Editorial Secretary, the : report, which is as topical and time- ly it well could be, describes in vivid terms ...
... Tattam was elected foreman of the jury. Major Bethune identified the body as'that of his mother, Julia Patton Bathune. widow of General Douglas Patton Bethune, aged 74, Miss Pedder. landlady of Sunnyside, said on Saturday, October 16, deceased went into ...
... Bowling for pig and cocks.—Messrs. A. and A. Patton and J. Bond. Skittles.—Messrs. W. H. Harding and J. Braund. Horse.—Messrs. Pennington and H. Davey. The arrangements for the tea were admirably made Mesdames Patton. Davey, Goaman. W. H. Harding. Vanstone ...
... powerful sermons were preached. The singing was bright and cheerful, the harmonium being presided over by Misses M. White and F. Patton, Mr. R. H. Jenkin also assisting with the violin. There was a good congregation in the morning, and in the evening the chapel ...
... EASTDOWN. By the kindness of Mrs. Patton, the teachers anfl children of the day school were entertaiued school hours at Eastdown House. The Rector (Rev. R. O. Roberts) was present. The children walked through the gardens and copse. Several games were ...
... Pile Productions. £2,650; Parkins Entertainments, Ltd. present tenants, £3,100: Nottingham Repertory Co £2.250; and John S. Patton, Mavfair, London, £2,600. ...
... IGNORED THE CONSTABLE'S SIGNAL Buck's Cross Man's Offence at Instow. pl« yest«pdny, Alfred Patton, of Hack Cross mimmonel for failing to stop ear when signaled to so Instow on May Inspector pro«W!nted. and 0. to ,e * 4=» t,hr»f car. firm, from tf-'etio ...
... FROM FRIDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Judah de Jacob Pariente, merchant, Bary-street, St. Mary City. Thomas Patton, ironfounder, Swan-street, Sarrev. Thomas Fawcett, cattle dealer, Whipsnade, Bedfordshire. James Painter Davis, innkeeper, Bromley, Kent. Henry Zaehariah ...
... , 0 1.1. to oiler.- - Tweed Stet ln I Patton. , 0.1 forma on a a 111.J 1.1.1 DIRECT from LIMP teed. canna, Wien.. for enact,. e or tole eta Con. Ling, W1W1 llnnekeek. or Nue& Sh *AMIE SAO ENE NA, rub . Er - Pi I trill and 7lnt Nada for ...
... NICHOLSON, Mr. HARPER, Mr. LODER, Jun. Mr. WILLIAMS, Mr. GRATTAN COOKE, Messrs. KNIGHT, MURPHY, POORE, GA Y, GAY, Jun. NOLDS, PATTON, STANSBURY, PRIEST, REY- RYAL L, HAYCRAFT, the Royal &c. &e. ON TUESDAY EVENING, A GRAND CONCERT. WEDNESDAY MORNING. THE SACRED ...