... own son, a boy of 12 years of age, for 100 guineas, to perform 1200 miles in 20 days, on a fine piece of ground, at the Roebuck Inn, in Maidstone, to | commence on Monday the 4th of December, at | four o'clock in the morning. The son is to go on || his ...

... the half-yearly district meeting of the Derbyshire High Peak District of the Ancient Order of Foresters was held at the Roebuck Inn, Chapel-enle Frith, The deaths in the district have been rather heavy daring the half year. The usual levies were paid, ...

... principal speaker. BUFFALO CEREMONIES. The No. 1 Impesial i to the Royal Ancient Order of aon Soabrated the mwmofpfiuo(th'.anfi Roebuck Inn, last night, when sixty members, ::r wives and lru-b.but‘hd:w- to a splendid meat tes, provided by hoet :“ Bio. and Mrs ...

... ovenigg the members of the Imperial Lodge, No, 55, along with their wives, held their 3lst annual knife and fork tea at the Roebuck Inn, Northgate, Halifax. A most sumptuous repast anmvided by the host, Bro. Christmas Staff, over sitting down. After the cloth ...

... Tuesday —Apply Head Officws, George street. BOY Wanted —apply Manger, Elonst, Crowno -902 p GUOD GENERAL SERVANT Wanted, — Roebuck inn, h_'oa_'l_h_g_ar. ____'_Aifip LAI)IB' FURS, Coats, and Capes made into Hauts, Necklets aml Muffs, latest sty'e; all kinds ...

... mvb rosscuted state ] that collections « m’--üb-nhnl gimum,. On Nov. 28th Inspector ireenwood went into the vaults of the Roebuck Inn, and found the defendant with & collecting box, made from & cigar box, covered with paper and no name ou 4. When asked for ...

... PORTSMOUTH BOWLING CLUB.—There was a fair attendance at the adjourned annual meeting of Portsmouth Bowling Club held at the Roebuck Inn. The proprietor, Mr F. Wood. entertained the company to a capital supper, after which Mr. Jos. Lord, the Ftesident, took ...

... and the curve at the westerly end of the recreation ground has been superelevated. The re-fl.laai.nz of the footpath from Roebuck Inn to Greenfield Street has Leen completed; a length of kerb has been laid at Lanebottom, Rochdale Road; a small climbing frame ...

... and now anpears none the worse for her experience. Mr lLord is well known in Cornholme and district, having lived at the Roebuck Inn for a long number of years. TO GET A “ PUSH-OFF.”—Thomas Graham (35), 975, Burnley Road, Portsmouth, was summoned at Reedley ...

... Church Lads’ Brigade, Training Corps, Girl Guides and Brownies, left the school shortly before 2 o’clock and procceded up to Roebuck Inn, Portsmouth, from there to Black Rock and thence back to the school, where coffee and buns were served. After tea all adjourned ...

... assistance with Todmorden and Cliviger Brass Bands. Mr, Slater was an Oddfellow, being a member of the lodge which meets at the Roebuck Inn, Portsmouth and was a member of Overtown Club. He is survived by his wife. The funeral will take place to-morrow afternoon ...

... Shepherd won by 258 over Mr, H. Banks (received seven). The prizes were presented by Mr. F. Wood, the landlord at the Roebuck Inn. On Saturday a challenge match, which attracted about 100 bowling enthusiasts, was played between Mr. Halstead and Mr. W ...