... BREWOOD. Success.—-Mr. H. ?. W. Giffard, of ‘hillington Hall, has passed his examination for of Science in Minin et Birmingham Iniversity. at He hed taken honours Oxford University. is the n g-ology He tell, oungest son of Mr. C. Giffard, of Chillington ...

... Replac hall’s lost tr Trees killed off b, isease are to be | ‘hillington Hall, ne; Staffordshire cou ae been recom ike a ten per thution towards eeded for replac lanting in the venue — the form ule to the sta wned by the Giffa; The county's di bb»committee ...

... Replacing hall’s lost trees Trees killed off by Dutch elm lsease are to be replaced at ‘hillington Hall, near Codsall. Staffordshire county council ae been recommended to ake a 4 ten per cent conrbution towards the £2,000 eeded for replacement tree lanting ...

... the vienon ~s of inepection of the principal prow: including the gardens, stables. to The journey was then continued Hillington Hall, some three where they were received by sir Wilhut Lady Mikes, and entertained to St eveni9s . they returned to King ...

... guests Sr.ndringham House went by motor-cars Hillington Hall, the residence I of Sir William and Lady Ffolkes, and enjoyed ! good sport, shooting pheasants in the park. The Prince of Wales rents the Hillington Park shooting from Sir William Ffolkes, and ...

... through the farmyard past the great barns of Fring Hall where sheep, cattle, ducks, moorhens and chickens meet on equal terms. Fring Is out of this world, an estate, like the enchanting Hillington Hall Estate, which rubs shoulders with its royal neighbour ...

... place at the Roman Catholic Chutca on Monday, of one of firewood's oldest residents. This was Joseph Evans who lived at ('hillington Hall Lodge, at Giffinls Cross, far 40 years. In front of the lodge there stands the old wooden supposed to be a couple of ...

... Chattle, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Brampton, Mrs. .Cresswell, Miss Crump, Mrs. Mrs. Garratt, Mrs. Goodman, Mrs. Clnffin, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. F. Hall, Rev. M. Handey, Mrs. Ha'ssall, Mrs, Mrs. Heath, Mrs. Hedges, Miss Heslop, Mrs. Hinckley, Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Hunter, Mrs ...

... C. T. Mender.' soil Mr Anibroae (pasha* rto Mr Samuel Bay 14 Ile W ood The judges of were Mr G. hillington Hall gard.w.i and Alt. AiaininKalr (Strettim Hall garden , . The exhibit.. of the Cottager , was up to the average. and considering the they were ...

... not lt*?*» llian two >«ani old, .or. Tina*, i’arton, Weal*hi Mail, wan well lon* writii smart mnn. and Mr. J. »■ Hillington. Uwllerlry Hall, f.‘Uowi*d aeitind, with anotlier »«*d r.«n. un ...

... het, oy ne KR oe ‘hillington Hall), Mr. ang A Mrs. Mrs. Mra ‘ard, the isses Giffard, r. B. Gitta = Hall), Mr. a nd Mrs. H. P. Smith (Ton riory), Mrs. (Pend: Castle), Miss Hartle y (Wheaton and Miss Hartley (Tong rty (Rodbaston Hall), M r. Bou, a ey, Aston) ...

... allowed time to answer them, and he will be brought up again for judgment next term. On Sunday last a fire broke out at Hillington Hall, the seat of Sir William Folkes, Bart., which did considerable damage to The the building, and the pictures and property ...