... COLEFORD. DISTRESSING DEATH OP A COLLIERY PROPRIETOR'S SON. —Mr. Carter, the Deau Forest coroner, opened an inquiry at the Crown inn, at Coal way-lane End, near Coleford, Thursday evening, touching the death, which occurred on Wednesday, of William Osborne ...

... near Wells, the wife of Mr. of son MARRIAGES. On the 2tud alt, et Coleford Church, by the Rev. T. P Leigh Yewans, vicar, Mr. Flower, of Coleford, to Mim Fanny Robbins, of Stoke-lane Op the 27 ult, at Farrington Chureb, by the Rev, H A. Oliver, Mr M M’Keozke ...

... Mavis Tate cup final to be played on the Yeovil Town ground on Tuesday: .1. Moore (Coleford Utd.). M. Griffin (Mells and Vob.); C. Pike (Evercreech). B. Perry (Coleford Utd.). G. Grant (M‘onser Norton). C. Rogers (Welton S.C.), R. Thornier (Evercreech) ...

... came shortly after with Bath winners by 5-1. BATH CITY RES., 7. COLEFORD ATH., r. Played at Bath on Monday. Scorers: For Bath, McMillan (3), Heirron (2), Anthony and Brown. For Coleford, Padfield. GLASTONBURY A. v. TROWBRIDGE. This match, which has been ...

... the machine. The limb was much crushed and the small bone broken. Coleford- Forbidding the Banns.—On the 31st of March, a somewhat rare occurrence took place in the church at Coleford, in the parish of Kilmersdon ; the clergyman as usual was publishing ...

... On the 12th inst., at 16, Bell-lane, Frome, Ellen, second daughter of John and Allen Avon, aged 17 years. On the 14th inst., at Coleford, Martha, widow of the late Wm. Edwards, aged 79 years. On the 11th inst., at Coleford, Ann, wife of the late Mr. John ...

... prosecutor, who lives Back-lane, about half a mile from where he saw the prisoner, and they both went to an out-house of the prosecutor's, aud found the sill of the window knocked off; they also saw foot-marks, which he traced to the lane and to the road leading ...

... that. ea/tine-is not of week: 56 a M.Lane o3l ll °°'s Team: P. Bryne..lll.-- G. Collins, R. spot to turn a low corner front later, East , • *VOW the lost Un ti l- it. is Avoe..and t .cectainly DaYs). Black t: 29, K . Lane Ooldil* Hockey,- K. Thorax, Salmon ...

... Diarry's WIND IN TEE WILLOW% ( - Mawr (Sat 47 , ! , Ads nlclo p r n. :rr p t ner . p nett NEWS NEVER A DULL MOMENT Fannies eatertainmest-10;- 76 5 - Inc wish all oar Parma. MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HA NEW 1/4 545. Boxing Day and Sal. Mat 2,54 also ...

... (laughter, Mr. Leonard Hooper and Mrs. Alice Carter, and one grandson, Mr. Michael Carter. There are also two slaters, ,Mrs. Fanny Bacon and Mrs. 4 Perry. and a brother. Mr. Frank Hooper, who is Pr 2 years of age. As a youngster. Mr. 11(xiper was a choirboy ...

... (Royal Sedwood) ; Almoner. w. Price Headmistress, Miss Seal, the curate, the Rev. R. Brooke, I ( Ebb) ; Server„ A. Meals (Coleford and District) ; Troubadour. C. Bryant and the Verger, Mr. W. Rendell and heard the Mayor (Broadway) ; I.P. Pres., T. Trigg ...