... jun.. W. H. Bright, N. Parker, U. R. Lawley. J. G. Edney, C. Hatcher. F. Phillips. W. B. Webb. C. J. Knight, C. Herbert. I and L. Bennett. P.C. Bonner officiated Coroner’s Officer. Asher Toll, father deceased, of 24, Blenheim Cottages, Headington, Oxfordshire ...

... Hutchings, Rov. S. H. Atkins, Miss Chilton (Gresford); Mr. T. Chilton, Mr. T. Chilton, jun., Miss Hilda Chilton, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Friend, Miss Friend, Miss Brenda Friend, Rev. K. W. and Mrs. Chilton, Mrs. Thomas, Mr. Thomas, Rev. Shelton Suckling, Mr. ...

... and coud not see whether was jolly or not. Annie Ashby, a girl, said; I live at Bennett End. Eadnage. On Thursday evening, Sept. Kith I was goingbetween Town End and Bennett End about seven o’clock. I saw John Avery with his gun under his arm, and he was ...

... Kent and Arthur Lane, equal; 2nd class. Ist T. R. Kent, 2nd F Bennett: 3rd class, Herbert Kanel and Walter Dobson; ■lth class, Arthur Saunders and Edgar Wingate; sth class. Frank Bennett and Walter Winch; 6th class, Harry Bailey and Archie Santcr. Girls—lst ...

... no idea that the dog was injured.—lnspector Bennett: you mean to tell the magistrates that you saw the dog with (wo broken legs and smashed shoulder running back across the roadr—Witness: Yes.—lnspector Bennett: Then the other witnesses have committed perjury ...

... Testament, which are minor, less great, in out* sense. Hut they have claim which is peculiarly their own. They are well worth hanging up honoured places 01 the mind and memory. Take Jot mV parable, which means that the most competent to rule and govern are ...

... porpoise—and that was terminological inexactitude. The laces, declared, were Tariff Reformers, and guaranteed pair of them to hang the strongest Free Trader they had in the Division. interrupter incautiously asked, What has Tariff Reform to with it? Our ...

... the platform by Miss C. Willes (hon. sec.), Mrs. W. Herbert Anderson, Col. Willes, J.P.,and Mr. E. Wright, M.A.,L.L.IX Amongst a good audience were the Eevs. E. F. and C. C. Dawson-Smith, Mr. W. Herbert Anderson, Mr. Crawford, Mr. J. Hall, Mrs. Dawson-Smith ...

... rode back good winner. EGG AND SPOON Race-Ist heat, H. Whapehott 2nd beat Barnett; 3rd heat. A. Bennett. Final: G. Bamett. 1; H. Whapshott. 2; W. Bennett. 3, Won two yards; a close race between second and third. 0P PRIZES. THE ATTENDANCE. Immediately ...

... Woodley taking four wickets for 12 runs. O. Bennett two for 10. and A. Clarke two for 2. Score:-- Taplow. B. Hinton, Startto P Bennett, c and b Stubbles .. H. Hinson, StarUn ° S- I a Clark, Startin 2 CJ. Bennett, Stubbles 6 ...

... j interesting wedding took place Holy Trinity Church, the contract- , parties being Mr. Jacob Bennett. , High Wycombe (.fourth sou of Mr. Jacob f Bennett, of Whaley Bridge. Cheshire), and Mies , Janes, second daughter of the late Mr. Allan Janes, chair ...

... August 3rd, totalled *oni‘' 4.500. of which a considerable proportion represented bookings at the Q.W.E. (agent. Mr. O. V. Bennett), and G.C.R. Mr. E. town booking offices, in High-etreet and Oxford-street respectively. A large number passengers, as usual ...