... AMUSEMENTS Sally Ann Howes and Barbara Mullen in MY SISTER AND (A) At 2.15. 5.35 8.50 Donald O'Connor and Olga San Juan in ARK YOl WITH IT (U) 3.50 7.0 SL ' t' AUKU ?} I l a } Doors open 4.30 p.m. Tv, Alan Jones IN MUSIC —Susanna Foster. 5.55, 825 ...

... MARRIAGES. DARE—TOVEY—On August 21st. Corfe Mullen, Wimborne, the Rev, A- Lewis, Robin Wm. Geo., youngest &on °, Mr. and Mr?. J. G. Dare, of to Dorothy May, second daug' l? Mr. and Mrs. W. A. House, orfe Mullen, Winiborne, | Honiton. HUSSEY—VEELE T.—On ...

... Glasgow message says that, yesterday morning, James Mullen, 19, carter, was stabbed another lad, aged 17. The affray took place in George-street. The blow was delivered over the heart. Last night Mullen's condition was critical. The alleged assailant is ...

... Queen, Edmondson; Copper Beech son; M Cannon ; Aquerias, Rickaby; White Abbey, Robin ; Primate, Calder; Chev Chase, C Loates; Claud, R Woodland; Pansophy, ' James ; and Homeward Bound, Morgan. Betting: 4 t 1 each agst Lord Douglas and Ellerton, 9 to 2 Va ...

... Nusks, G@ Barrett; Mistrust, Bradbury; Panthino, J Woodburn; Lady Careless, Sabin; Edwards Nick o’ Time, Allsopp; Ivanhoe, Mullen; Porteus, Blake ; Trial, G Chaloner + and Glitter, Peake. Betting . 3 tol agst Devilfish, 4to 1 Trial, 100 to 11 100 to 9 ...

... another body recovered at Harold Ford, of Northam, saw one the bodies lying the Pebble Kidge, near Sandy Mere, Westward Ho! Claude Wise, of Westward Ho! said that while on the rocks near Seafield, Westward Ho! he taw the body of the coloured man. It was ...

... (comedian); Gwen Austin and Madge .Mullen (two pianos); Florence Marks and Wilfred Shine, in the Helping Hand, Wilfrid Shine; Jack Payne and his 8.8.C. Dance Orchestra; the Hulbert Brothers .Tack Hulbeit and Claude Jlulbert. 9.o.—Time Signal from Greenwich; ...

... sub-committee, one o£ the principal committees being that for the sports, under the chairmanship of the president, with Mr. Claude James a successful hon. secretary. Mr. M. Parr was chairman of the tea committee. Yeoman service was rendered by Mr. H. Dack ...

... HILL STAMM Five furlongs. Hazlehatel 3yrs, sot (F. Barrett) s I.'.lbbesse :le Jouarre, ayes, 6st 13lb -(Mullen) a Betting! : to 4 on Hazlehatch, who waited on L'Abbessee! Jouarre for half the journey, whtn the favourite drew to the front, and won by ...

... Jack; Miohael and arr y; auntie uncles. Balmaiine and Cranford Emily and John and family (Lyd ford i; Uncle Bill- Auntie L an Claude; Grannie Bessi an family the family a Youlden Tom Vlen and family (Sourton and Mas. (Great Bid lake): Mr. and Mrs. Campbell ...

... coloured kidney: 2, 11. Priest; 5. F. Hancock. 10 white loiind,: i, •). •Ley; 2, Major H. P. Mullens; 3, 11. Priest. coloured round: F. Hancock; 3, Major Mullens. Broad beans, 10 pods: 1, J. Ley; 2. B. Hatchings; 5, J. and B. Daniel. Peas, pods: 1, J. and ...

... 11. C. Muller, M.A.). The cortege was met at the church gates by the Vicar, and Deputy Church Clerk (Mr. Reg. Down), Mr. Claude Whitlock (Cross bearer), and choristers Lamey and Brennan. large number of friends wero present in church. The hymns, Eternal ...