... Cycling Club, and Sir Claude de Crespigny were summoned for furiously rtding a tandem bicycle at Paints Hill, Cobham, oa Monday. Mr S. Lynch, barrister, appeared for defendants, and explained that, whilst descending the hill, Sir Claude missed his pedals ...

... Particulars of vacancies in your district from Sales Manager's Office, B.V.C. & Eng. Co., Ltd., London, 6.W.6. AGENT Wanted by Mullen Ltd., Adelphi Street, Glasgow, for sale Bakers' Sundries. Apply with full particulars and testimonials. ENGINEERS, All Branches ...

... G Lyall) Lyall 11 6 KOSCIE'S STAR 4 (Mr M'Naliy) Ireland 11 FALSE REPORT 13 (Mr Claude Williams) Harrison 11 5 CROWNDALE 4 (Ld Hogg 4 GROOMSPORT 10 (Capt W K M'Mullen) (Mrs F E Peek) Hurt 11 4 GOLDEN ERMINE (Mr W Needham) LOST DYNASTY 4 (Mrs LambeS)* ...

... Robert M'lnnes (Whitecraigs) and Arthur Grant (Monte Carlo>. A. G. Havers (Coombs Hill) and Aubrey Boomer (St Cloua, Paris). Claud .Gray (Willingdon) and Gordon Lockhart (Gleneagles). R. Jones (Wimbledon) and J. C. M'Dowall 1. C. A. Whiteombe (Latffcdowne ...

... Johnstone, 77 CairnfleJkJ Place. LB-MULLEN. At the Gondolier Reception Rooms, Aberdeen, oa the 4*41 inst., by the Rev. James Stewart, North United Free Church, John I». Boyle, engineer, Nellie, third daughter of Gilbert Mullen, 32 Stafford Street. BRECHIN-M'Uußß ...

... rick Bridge. I.O—GILLING HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE (two miles)—l KOMCO (A. Waudby); 2 DHNIN (Mr G. Elliott): 3 SILVER LAD (P. Mullen). Also ran—Sweet Pam, Countess C. Revesby. Betting—6 to 4 agst Dunin, 3 to 1 Sweet Pam and Silver Lad, 8 to 1 Romeo, 100 to ...

... Anthony). 5. 11-13. M. Molony Chou II. (Wootton), 6, 11-11, H. Sprague 0 Fluster (T. H. Yates). 5, 11-8. W. Mann 00 Papist (M'Mullen), ,5. 11-8 .. T. Cusack 02 Merchant Venice (J. Beary), 5, 11-8. T. Molony 013 Lamourette (R. Bates). 4. 11-4, R. Emery 2 II ...

... Patterns. Suits to order from 35s to bed, value in the trade. Fit and finish in every guaranteed. Hate, Capd, Ties. Braces, Sox, Mullen, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Umbrellas on show daily in the Gent:* Saloon. DRESS, COSTUME, and lIANTLEMARING carried on in all ...

... Brigade, vat which was diverted when returningifrom Gibraltar. froi PowrsMouTH, Thursday.- Ke HL.M troopship Assistance, Captain Claude Buckle, bet e left here.to-day for Cork.with anoffe'erandil.4 men, M. 7w,, 7omeu,9 children, 63 horses, 13 waggons, and 'a ...

... Wood, comedian; Gwen Austin and Madge Mullen, two pianos; Florence Marks and Wilfred Shine The Helping Hand, Wilfred Shine; Jack Payne and his 8.8.C. Dance Orchestra; the Hulbert Brothers, Jack Hulbert and Claude Hulbert. Time Signal, Greenwich, at 9 ...

... 11 8 About 2 miles and q Solnnlna Coin 5 Marclanus 9 0 spinning o>Don0 Campari 8 Cazilet • ran c 002 Burn.shed j S 032 Claude Duval 10 P Thru Marcllly ••• •• 202 Lancehead 7 F Cunt'c’ 022Tw0 Vees 5 O Williams ll 2 2l Pelican Star 7 E Pa' ko ...

... Jo Mell, 4.40 Musical Twist, 5.15 Invermark. NEWMARKET: 6.40 Philosophic, 7.05 Ben's Gift, 7.35 Royat Anthem, 8.05 Madame Claude, 8.35 Accelerating, 9.05 Silver Rhapsody. NEWTON ABBOT: 6.20 Time For Action. 6.50 Garrison Friendly, 7.20 King of Sparta ...