... Infant Deaths Less. Mrs. Fisher spoke the improved sanitary conditions of mixlern times compared with those of 50 years ago, and said they could congratulate themselves on the fact that babies born to-day bad just about twice as much chance living to ...

... were torn. Witness formed the opinion that the wound was caused by a kick from horse. Death innst hare been practically instantaneous. A verdict of Accidental death was returned. THE SECOND INQUEST. Follows Disoovehy or Razos is Box. After the inqnest ...

... (brother-in-law). Mrs. Hunt, Churchover (aunt), Mr. Davies, Alderley Edge, Mr. Arthur Richardson and Mr. Albert Richardson, Lutterworth, Mr. J. Clarke, Wolverhampton (nephews), Mrs. Davies, Alderley Edge (niece), Mrs. Radboume (niece), Mrs. Hicks, Rugby (cousin) ...

... the edge of the pavement in Lawford Boad, Bngby, on Thursday afternoon last, when she slipped and fell heavily to the ground. She sprained her right ankle and was affected with shock, and she was conveyed home by bos. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. DEATHS ...

... Cope. 5 Mrs. Courtuell; gentlemen. Mr. Sharpe. Mr. Rusball. 5 Mrs. James. bos chocolates was won by Mrs. Mitchell and the l*, was Mr. P. edges. A WHIST DRIVE (I'd the nillmorlon hram-h ...

... ESCAPE ••MISSED DEATH BY INCHES” GOA KINO wot. und suffering from severe shock, bruises, and cots, a man struggled ottt his car after it had plunged head- Jong into canal near Daventry shortly after sunrise on Monday morning. death by seconds and police ...

... SLIGHT ACCIDENT LEADS TO DEATH. RUGBY INFIRMARY PATIENTS FATAL The circumstances connected with the death of Mary Elizabeth Gladwin, aged 51, a widow, belonging to C.-ick, who—as repotted in last Friday’s Advertiser —met with an accident at the Rugby ...

... SLIPPED WHILE BEING ASSISTED INTO BATH-CHAIR, The circumstances connected with the death of Mary Elizabeth Gladwin, aged 51, a widow, belonging to Crick, who—as reported in last Friday’s Advertiser —met with an accident at the Rugby Infirmary on Wednesday ...

... J. Cripns. .1. T. Ihmklcy, F. Dyson, T. Ewart, F. J. Greenhill, W. H. Hopkins, T. Kelsey, T. Lee. S. F. Marsh. D. Mitchell. J. Mitchell, N. Morgan, H. Morris, Morris, O. Neale, I*. P. Newton, Olorenshaw, S. J. Orton, S. Robinson, C-. H. Rowbottom, E. ...

... (Bilton 8.C.), Mr. C. F. Mitchell (Oakfield 8.C.), Mr. C. Cotton. Mr. E. C. (WiUans 8.C.), Mr. A. W. Webb (Caldecott Park 8.C.). Mr. A. (British Railways 8.C.), Mr. C. Barlow (Stoke). Mr. F. Barry (Coventry Avenue 8.C.), Mr. F. Edge (Three Spiros, Coventry) ...

... prizes to the following: Ladies. 1 Mrs. 2 Mrs. A. Hudson, 3 Mrs. J. Gudgeon, consolation Mrs. Wright: gentlemen. I Mrs. W. Mitchell, 2 kre. C. Collins, Mr. G. Boswell, consolation Mr. W. G. Brown. Refreshments were served Mrs. F. Butlin. Mrs. H. Hollies ...

... former Lions’ player, who was also educated St. Matthew’s School. Fallowing are the teams St. Matthew's School: R. Mitchell; P. Smith, P. Edge, J. Mander, Copmn; E. England. W. Allen; N. Lorrtman, R. Webb, 8. &llins, F. Sutton, G. Wagstaffe, If. Angel! L ...