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... was withdrawn at £1,400. Messrs. Haw- am, Mrs. Hill, Miss White thorn & Son were the solicitors. Thirty won by Mrs. W: J. Swinfield, Clark, house, Messrs. pre £10 six per ce nt. preference shares in the T. Smith. Daneir completed the, Newcastle.on -Tyne ...
... Carnwell Mrs. Tavior. Mrs. a Houghton, and Messrs. W, F. Fisher, A Ward. and W. Fisher. For dancing M A waltzing com J. Swinfield was M.C. Was Won by Mrs. E.G homas and Mr. T. Cliffe, Presentation TO Dr. R. A. JOHNSTON.- The members of the Cricket Club ...
... aggressively cheerful. His pleasant tries did not deteriorate into horseplay, bu• ho definitel. , remind.d Giillan of Sarah Jane's young man on a Bonk Holiday. Never since the first day had he suggested kissing. Probably he fought shy of the powder and ...
... 18, Knagabar7 Colliery (h), Kingebury .Colliery 25, girubills P.M.C. (b); June U, West Bromwich Darsouth Jane 25, Y.M.P. (a), Y. I . 11. (b); :Jane 30, Sutton Coldfield (h); July 2, Seabee= Sunbeam 11. (a); July 4, Walgall,Pbomtlx July 6, Wa'Aall- •• ...
... Mrs. J. Whitfield. embezzling Li: Is. 3d. and til., moneys of the Castle Donington Rural District Council. His wife, Edith Jane Taylor, was charged with aiding and abetting the alleged offence. It was alleged that when , an examination was made of the ...
... Catlin. R. Noon and V. Swinfield. For whist 26 tables were required, and the games were conducted by Mr. W. Fisher. The prizes were won by the following: —Ladies: I, Mrs. Simms, 179; 2, Mrs. P. Bailey, 179; 3, Mrs. Swinfield, 177. Gentlemen: 1, Mr. T ...
... (in the chair), Mr. W. W. Worthington, Major C. L. Longstaff, Mr. J. Myatt and Mr. T. Richards. WEDNESDAY. Extension. Mr. Swinfield, of the Crown, Alrewas, was granted an hour extension on May 26th for a football club dinner. Dramatic Licence.—Mr. W. Morrison ...
... been . very tastefully decorated. Messrs. R. Orme and R. Stubbs were M.C'a during the. ft l- °1 programme, and Messrs. J. Swinfield and A. Cliffe the second half. The stewards were Messrs. D. Shaw, E. Orme, R. Walters, C. Palfreeman, C. Styne, G. Thomas ...
... the members honoured the memory of their late colleague, Mr, R. G. Lewis, of Uttoxeter, by standing in silence. Mr. J. H. Swinfield was elected ringing-master of the district, and two new members were enrolled. The Rector (the Rev. W, Bagnall) entertained ...
... tables were occupied for whist, the winners being: Highest score, Miss Burnell, 181. Ladies: Mrs. Warrington, 173; Mrs. Swinfield, 173; Mrs. Westwood, 172; highest first half, Mrs. Ward, 95. Gentlemen: W. Whitfield, 172; Mrs. Payne, 170 (as gentleman); ...
... Alrewas; the Maids of Honour, Misses Kathleen Eldwards (Ryknield Street, Alrewas), Mary Manders (Lullington), Dorothy Smith and Jane Wright (Fradley); and Pageboys. Members of the committee in fancy dress made collections en route and were rewarded with a ...
... and Lichfield Friary competed. The final selection was; The Queen. Myrna Toft. Her attendants. Gwenda Kent. Ann Dolman. Jane Cork. Jane Hunt. Barbara Barker and Beryl Grinham. The crowning ceremony will take place on Saturday. June 27. after the opening ...