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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... (ieneral; 17; * ni’lk vessels or.clnldren; reference rtciqired. Apply. Mrs. Holme, Hillington, ilunghton. HOI StMAID Wanted; four in family. A;»|dy. Mrs. Lyons, Hileotc Hall, Kcclcshc.il. Staffs. nOISK • PA 1* LOCUM All) Wanted; two Apply. Mrs. Mctlhie, ...
... STOKE-ON-TRENT. Address to Stoke Conservatives.—At the Stoke Conservative Clu’a. on Tuesday evening. Mr. A. E. Hillington addressed the newly-constituted political committee on the current political situation. Mr. E. B. Reynish presided. Mr. Billinglon ...
... FORTON. Rummag« Salt.- Saturday a rummage sale was held in aid of the Institute Repair Fund. The Misses Hall Brown. Wedge. Paddock. Hillington! Morrey. Lowe, and Mesdatnes Crow and Smith had got together large collec lion of articles, and these found ...
... without. It had a great entrance hall, divided by an elaborately-curved open screen. From this ball a wine oak staircase, carved with armorial bearings. led to the lung gallery the presence and the other State apartments. The hall was approached by beautiful ...
... (’annock, Littleworth, ujid Amcrton Gates, and the several Bars the said Hoads, will Let action, to the best bidders, the Shire Hall, in Stafford, Tuesday, the I3tli day of March next, the hour eleven in the foremv.ii, in the manner directed the Act passed ...
... The Far Hillington Leasow 2 s—Fallow The Near Billington Leasow 5 1 3—Ditto. Bradley Leasow . 4 3 12—Ditto.* A part of the Cow Pasture 3 0 32—Ditto. The other part of the Cow Pasture 4 0 o—Brush The Hazle Tree Field 2 18—Ditto. At Apeton. The Hall Meadow ...
... (I.) 200. J. Hall (|j»V>.) Mrs. (loib.) 238, Mrs. F. H. Daly (I.) 217, Mrs. Levie (Lab.) 204, Bkrkswu m (2 Scats).—*G. Itevail 132, u. S. I>-vett 87 (elected). E. S. Bream J. 80. Colwich. KI.H-tisl: • Fred Pownall 51.), •Alexander Hillington 305, •Samuel ...
... Potts, (i. Lightfoot. R. Judkins. W. Cooper. (’. Morrall. N. C. Sproston. and E. P. Wood. The rejiori of the lion (Messrs. Hillington, Robinson, and Wood) appointed by the Council to proach Mr. Eustace Joy the county rate basis question was received, and ...
... BON announce for MONDAY NEXT. JULY 10. 1922. 130 FAT and STORE CATTLE, including from Messrs. F. Shelley Fat Beasts. R. Hillington 2. J. Blest 2. J. Voxley 2. 11. Part on 2. K B. Tirnmis and 3 Heifers in calf. W. Palin Fat Hull and 2 Heifers calf. J. ...