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... Williams (baritone), J»t. West (speaker), John Coliinson (tenor), The African Toruba Singers, Betsy dc In Porte (soprano), Maud native melodies with Vina accompaniment, the Wireless Symphony Orchestra conducted John Ansel), and the Wireless Chorus. “Ram Singh ...
... Garside, Royal George, Cricket-rOSS f Edwin James Qa-ooyne, Prince of Wales, street; John Hawley, Cricketers’ Arms, Bramß lane; John Ihbotson, Prince of Wales, Meadow-stfccG John Low, Royal Oak, Beruard-street, Park ; Edward Johnson, Deer, Hawley croft; J»ffl ...
... —-Granted. John Taylor, Hid-top Hotel, High-street.—Granted. Joseph Webster, Gate Inn, Hiil-top.—Granted. Wiiham Usher, Yme Inn, Bright-street.—Refused. John Ward, Platelayers' Arms, Carbrook.—Refused on aooount of apphcant being drunk court. John Wharton ...
... the appeal with costs. Action by Lady Cardigan.—The Master of the Rolls bad before him on Saturday the case of Lady Cardigan v. Curzon-Howe. This was petition by the trustees of the will of the late Earl of Cardigan. His lordship had charged the payments ...
... NutbroWn (Holt), Little John (W. Chancellor (B. Land).. Belting : to agst Regenerateur, 1 each ,1 Emerald, 6 to 1 Saccharins, and 8 to 1 Marlow.— WonI) by twenty lengths ; two lengths between »econd and to Rover was fourth, Little John fifth, Vcrmicslh nex ...
... Callagan went to the Infirmary. He was suffering from a punctured wound outside the right arm-pit. It was inch and a half in length, and passed towards the centre of the arm-pit. It was not a serious wound, and had been caused by some sharp instrument. He used ...
... six vaccination ination marks on left arm, two men tatooed on breast in boxing sttitude with ropes and stakes, bad coal marks on top of bend, and had other smal] marks on binck- ...
... application, which was withdrawn on the ground that, under the present assessment, the property was insufficiently rated. John Sterland Grattan, Refreshment Rooms Midland Railway Hotel.—Mr. W. Smith supported the application, which he said was for the refres ...
... (late Samuel Chapman), 196 and 128, Corporation-street; Mr. Wm. Grattan, Pinstone-street; Messrs. Wright Brothers, and 137, Westbar; Mr. Joseph F. Mitchell, Moorfleld and Infirmary-road; Mr. John Simmons, Upper St. Phllip's-road, and Mr. A. Zolki, Ellesmcrc-road ...
... and 193, South-tract. Koor; Messrs. Wrifctt Broj., 386 and IS7, Westbar; Mr. William Grattan, 50, streot; Messrs. Baton and Richards, Corporation-street; and Mr. John Simmons, and 157, TJupwr St. Philips-road, their Valuable UNREDEEMED PROPERTY, Pledged ...
... 3d, 6d; Richmond Gas Stove and Meter, 6d; 'Chas. Heeley, 20s 9d; Metro. Wagon, 58s iVid*, 58s 3d*. 58s 6d ; Birmingham Small Arms, 59s 9d‘, 69s ; Brockhou.se, 60s; Sutherland Meters, 7s 3d*; Oourtaulds, 55s 3d, 55s 6d; Victoria 4 p.c. (1919), 95y ; New ...
... Flannery came into the room, put her arms round his neck, and said, Turn out your money.” He made bolt for the door, but both prisoners prevented his ©scaping, and took the money out of his pockets, and also kept his Cardigan jacket and black silk scarf. Both ...