... pieces of stenci Jesave decoration in the exhibition. res and foliage well distributed, tasteful, and instinc It is a wall hanging with awarded. From Stoke-on-Trent, John Latchford exhibit with life and action, well deserving the bronze meda material. designs ...

... equaliser Worse was to follow for GEC who also had O’Neil sent-off for a late tackle in the closing stages In the end GEC had to hang on for a point A more disciplined performance will be needed from GEC tomorrow when they entertain table-toppers Nantwich Town ...

... George’s Chapel, Windsor, and Eton College.) MR. BRANDON, and MR. M. ALLEN. Solo Piakofortk—MlSS STEVENS, (Pupil of Sterndale Bennett.) Flutb—Mß. McGUIRE. >net— Mß. LEWIS Bassoon— Mß. ONION. Corkkt-a-Pistok—Mß. BRANDON. PIAKOFORT —M R. BEDSMORE. Conductor— ...

... Barnstaple, gentleman; and Thomas William Matthew Wilks G: Gioucestershire, farmer. Bennett Joun, Grange Farm, Benne:t William, Conmberaleigh, Folly ot: sailmaker. Bennett Mra. Blizvbeth, Exeter. Bent Miss Anca, witree, near Exeter. near Exctes. Bentinck ...

... personified. The finest figure, thus encumbered, loses all trace of human proportions, and might be mistaken for two pillow-cases hanging on a stick, so small the space into which the waist compressed between these appendages. A cry was lately raised that the ...

... emploveps of Mr. T. Herbert, builder. Mt down to excellent repeat entered Ure. Gee. of the Hon Pole Inn. Mr. J. Hniley wan afterwards rotea to the chair, and Mr. A. Johnson to the rice-chair. After the usual loyal toasts, the health of Mr. Herbert and family was ...

... closely to grant this wizawces Esrrearen.—Lewis Nicklin, Margaret Nicklin, bis wife, George E. Nicklin (s00), John Pall Mall, Herbert Norfolk Shi¢’ to show couse Why recogni. not be estreated. Mr. for the defence. The facts to be that in last Lewis Nicklin ...

... travelling fast. Defendant was fined £5 and 18s. 4d. special coats. The Bench also ordered an endorsement. Unlicensed Vehicles.— Bennett Shepperil. 31 Arnott Road. East Dulwich, London.‘was fined 10/- for having driven motor vehicle without driving licence, and ...

... sending cash to cover the quan. 10 0 we = visitors from Stoke, Newcastle, Hanley, and |. 0 0 Capt. Edwd. Harrison @ Rev. Edward Herbert tity required. — W. Topham, Esq. A PERFECT WATCH POR FIFTY SHILLD BAZAAR will be held in the | Rev. J. Bouiger 2 0 Stamps ...

... watched by Walter Tams, gamekeeper to the Hon Edward Jervis, of Little Aston, and were seen coming along Bowers field Sitting hangs, which were afterwards found. The defendants, who did not appear, were each fined £1 and 16s. costs, iu default one month's ...

... towns. Mr. H. Bennett, clerk to a London solicitor, feelii. unwell yesterday week, left the office to go home, and while waiting on the Temple pier for steamer he suddenly fel down a corpse. A better site for the statue of Lord Herbert than that in front ...

... the char-a-bane, Stanley Frederick John Pratt, of Oakhill, said that owing to the shadows cast on the road by over- the man hanging treesshe did not see Hill, and the back wheel of his vehicle passed over him, Police-constable Shelley. of Stoke, re- lating ...