... Sir Richard Cholmondeley. Mr. Ken Foulkes; Col. Fairfax. Mr. Frederick Sampson; Leonard Merrill. Mr. F. Young: Shadholt, Mr. Claud Clift; Elsie Maynard. Mrs. Norman James; Phcebe Merrill, Miss Muriel Heece; and Damo Carruthers, Miss Madge Rishey. NORTON ...

... at the piano; Stainless Stephen (comedian); Austin and Mullen (two pianos); Florence Marks and Wilfred Shine in The Helping Hand, by Wilfred Shine; 8.8.C. Dance Orchestra; Jack liulbert and Claude Hulbert. 6:— Time Signal from Greenwich; Weather; News ...

... Miss M Jennings, Mr. 8. E. Hatcher, Mr. H. Bye, Mr. Claude W. Smith, Mr. R. Benfield, Mrs. Benfield, Mr. H. Benfield, junr., Mrs. Estcourt Mrs. Tanner, Miss Chew , Messrs.' J. Newth, F. G. Mullens, C. S. Corbett (representing Messrs. L. C. Mitchell and ...

... (entertainer at piano). Gwen Austin and Madge Mullen at twe pianos. Florence Marks and Wilfred Shine in The Helping Hand, Wilfred Shine. Jack Payne's 8.8.C. Dance Orchestra. Hulbert Brothers; Jack 11 idbert and Claude Hulbert. Stainless Stephen. 10.15:—Weather; ...

... G. Barrett 1 Meteorite y. Loates Trenarran ). Wood burn (T. Loate3), Nadir Shah (JiiifcoiQ Miss Brown (Eieknby), and (Mullen) also ran. : * Es'.umotenr, sto Trenarran, 6 to 1 Meteorite, Sehoolfeast. to 1 Others.—Won by a length ; bad third. 3.3O—ALKXASDI ...

... for 138 runs. CLAUDE WOOLLEY, OF NORTHAMPTON. goes on has started the season (remarks the Sporting Life ) Claude Woolley, the Northamptonshire professional, assured of place in representative teams this summer. Born at in 1889, Claude is two years younger ...

... Frolic—Won by two lengths; four lengths between second and third. 2.3S—PALAC E SELLING PLATE. Krishna White 1 Goldfinder Blake 2 Claud R. Woodland Stockton (G. Barrett), Converter (Barlow), Saucy Nell (Edmonson). Fairfax (Cox), Lady Day (Falloon), Predominant ...

... Albert Si Lewis, E. Finch, and Evam. HALF-BACKS: Arthur John and fohn, FORWARDS.: Thntaas, law fill I I. Thomas, Fred Harris, Claud Elhiry, M Evans. Tom Jones. W. Hopkins. J. Wflliams, tat U. Ferris (selected from). GLOUCESTER A V. BREAM. Kingsholv on Saturday ...

... third. 2 30—OABIHCK SEI.LIXO PLATE. Torrent T. Cannon 1 Royal Robe II G. Barrett 2 debate S. Loates 3 I Cwiechelm (White), Claud (Monk), Reformer (Booth), and Cylindrical (M. Cannon) also ran.— Retting : Evcus on Koval Robe 11., 1 to 1 agst Debate, 5 to ...

... andal.au} 2.4S—CITY HOWL. Glossary AVhite 1 Claud Mr. R.AVoodland 2 Tosca j. Brown 3 (Mr. Abin?don), Fortnnatus (Mr. E. and Southern Queen (Edmonscn) aLso ran.—Betting : 5 to 4 on' Laceman, 2 to 1 Glossary, 1 Claud, 100 to others. AVon by length and a half ...

... House-Parlourmaid, experienced; good references required; two in family; country. Write, stating wages and particulars. Miss Mullens, Holcomb End. Painswick. Gloe. 00-» GENERAL Servant Wanted, strong, active girl; level kitchen; boy cleans boots, etc Apply ...

... ran : Ace of Blades (Mr. Fawcus), Fiddler (Mr. G. Hogg), Hectic Polly (Mr. F. Heppell), Richard Slinosby (Mr. F. Groves). Claude Duval (Mr. R. Ren ton), Ballyboy (Mr. J. Moreville), Soundless (Mr. B. Warden), Kirkton (Mr E. Stephenson). Betting: 6 4 Ace ...