... BRIDLINGTON. Petty Sessions. —On Saturday, John Brodrick, labourer, Alfred Wilson, Tom White, and Henry Leeson, farm servants; and James Burrell, of Bridlington, were charged with unlawfully encouraging a prisoner to resist P.G. Broughton in the discharge ...

... and £4O. Ihqusst.—lb Lake White held inqneet at Bridlington, Saturday night, into the oircnnutaooee attending the death ol Tom White, aged 88, a horse-breaker. From the evidence of hie widow ead hie employer, it appeared the deceased bad faliyo from loft ...

... permitted the oar, with limited trading By .imply inhaling the fume. “?'• 2“.T0-ogtouS mort th. game and «»rwi thro, *«.!, (f TOm white eontil, six suspenders, masterfront oonstmotion. would have been greater. The year’s sale. tt, used without the «d IR/11 ...

... ice-cream on Sunday and newspaper boy selling newspapers. Defendant was ordered to pay costs. At the same court Herbert Plaxton Tom Whiting and Joseph Or vis were e*ch fined 10s. for riding their bicycles without lights. * NJfi. TIMR TABLE. From Joly to Slat Bept ...

... Ida Oraaaar, Jaokaou, IsofasUa Atkinson. For Roßular Altendsooe—Frank Bodgtr, John Bobl Col lay. Whiting, Harry Hood, Tom Whiting, Ivy Bndd, Banry Baton, Wataoa Fadtay. Alloa Hlatar, Tom Jasoiaoo, Albl Atkinson. For Good Program—Waltar Rodgar, Bidnay ...

... again successful, while in the clan for the best butcher’s heifer 10 cwts or over, Mr D. Brown, Brigham was the winner. Mr. Tom Whiting. North Frodlngham. whose entries have year by year fljgured prominently In the sheep department, again entered an excellent ...

... Opie conducted the funeral of Mr. Richard Whiting, aged 64, at Etton. The chief mourners were: Mrs. Whiting, widow; Mr. Tom Whiting, son; Mrs. Cudworth. Mrs. H. Ward and Miss M. Whiting, daughters; Mr. Whiting, brother; Mrs. Ball and Mrs. Robinson, sisters; ...

... Barton. F Eosingwood A Longbottora, K Merkin ; half-backs N Other, A Scott: forwards : W Lawson, T Harper, C Harper, Young, Tom Whiting, H Gage. Reserves i Tbnrlow. Hutchins, and R »f Bainton Beacon Petty Sessions. Tboraday, Deo. 18tb, 1919. Before Meura. ...

... Bullock. W. Ogram (foreman), F. Rodger (Office), J. Thornton, Ac, Ac. The bearers were also fellow employees, vie., Messrs. Tom Whiting, Harry Found. Charles Leason, and John Colley. Amongst the beautiful wreaths were noticed one from Father and Mother.*' ...

... geese shot up price, In some making VU per lb live weight. Tuesday a fine pen Aylesbury ducks realised 17s (bred by Mr. Tom Whiting, Frodlngham), and as one enthusiast remarked, they could “see over flve-barred gate.” However, on Thuceday, Mr. Robbie Megglnson ...

... chairman, C. Severs ; Managing Com. mittee, Messrs B. Rudd, D. Nicholson, H. Robinson, Dean, W. H« Foster, B. Medcalf, Tom Whiting, K Ake, G. Peacock secretaries, Messrs G. H. Robinson and E. Fenton ; treasurer, W. Marson judgesfruit and flowers, Mr J ...

... Saturday, before fair number of spectators. The visitors were by far the weightier team, and included the Broth* rn George and Tom Whiting, but tbo youogstets set about tbair work in a determined manner, showing excellent form, and the close were the winners ...