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... Morpethian, William Lamshaw, who is said to have played his pipes in the army during the French wars. He was succeeded by his namesake, a nephew or grandson, who outplayed Jemmy ‘Allan in a contest at Elsdon Fair, and the younger Lamshaw was succeeded by ...
... appeared on the scene wihen the youl4er Lamshaw (a lad then only about 18) carried off the flirt Trize at a plpe contest at Esdon, promoted, we believe, by the then Dluke and Dlceess of NurthoUnberland. Yonn, Lamshaw was afterwards appointed piper to the ...
... Liddle, Thomaz Fawoett, 23 6d aad costs esch ; William Wild, Thomss Browz, Deigy Brown, John Storey, Joba Bamshsw, Bartholomew Lamshaw, Joseph Lowery, William ...
... head-stoned in the grave-yard of Tynemoutle Parish Church, which may he disturbed if Albion Road is wilt reed. is that of William Lamshaw, a young ut famous performer on the Sort!' II snail-pipes. The head stone :Amok far the footpath %illicit cuts through the ...
... 1634 Cenlid. MRS RUNCIMAN, M, l Vaaey 8 Br>nna .. 4 .Owner 8 3 Invitation to Stand |i Another Seat. Leader 3 Klsey 8 lamshaw , Private 8 An invitation has been Runcinian. M.P., Libel Tavistock division to meet with view to her adupi Liberal candidate ...
... was given by Miss look. wae wt E gave a tak is 40 © theatrica.s. and entertained with songs Doroths Benin hin ng Mi winhere lamshaw ...
... SALE. AFEW Wagons of Seed Potatoes, Great Scot, Lord Allendale, Kerr's Piot, prime reed, to offer; pnces ou application.— lamshaw, Ivanhoe Crescent, Sunderland. TIMMY of Milk For Sale; 10d per gallon; 30 J.l to 40 daily.—Wnte not CP, Journal Ofllce. P ...
... biothern-law). Mr and Mrs H T . brother and sister-m-law), Mis Isabella lamshaw (skter-m-law), Mr W. Bulmei father-in-law). Mrs M. Buhner (aunt), ,lrs H. V/illiamson (aunt). Mr K. lamshaw. South Hetton 'cousin) Mr ,nd Mrs W, Ramshaw. Horden. and T W Ramshaw ...
... sent Lake and to the wickets, when the former was finely by Trotter, at cover ]>oint, without scoring, and soon afterwards Lamshaw and Maynard were bowled Hayward with the same result. W. Proctor and K. Proctor, however, made stand, and were getting runs ...
... pipes he led processions through the halls of Alnwick Castle. The Dukes have had th pipers through the centuries One of them. Lamshaw. who died in Nol Shields in 1896. was the ei.u son of the celebrated Lam«h of Morpeth. It is recorded that he nhn at Elsdon ...
... which was celebrated, The mar was sung by the Very Rev. Canon Rooney, V.G., who, coram episcope, was assisted by the Rev. M. Lam,shaw as deacon. and the Rev. Henry Mackin, 8.A., as sub-deacon. His Lordship the Bishop was attended by the Very Rev. Monseignor ...
... and Blue Star. This meeting was brought. forward as Pelaw Ex-servicemen had disamtpcinted Wellington in not sending a team. l'amshaw iimreased the enthusium pre• vailing by opening the Wellington account, while the Star defenders were appealing for offside ...