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... driver Mr John Millward (60) of Smithy Green Tattenhall had just taken newly-weds Mr and Mrs Park to their wedding reception at the Roodee’s County Stand on Saturday when the accident happened Racecourse manager Mr Fined for stealing cardigan Donald Mackay ...
... BIEKENHEAD PETTY SESSIOH3. MONDAY. (Before Meter* W. Jackson, ?? and S. £_a_a_r_., Stealing ?? A young man named John g__g was sent to gaol for 21 days on a charge of having rtol^ some harneea belonging to his employer, Mr. W. Bherloab master carter. ...
... reelection that the Royal Bentety in its unregenswie days cane to the conclusion that the need butter-making own. petitions had armed. It a ounolunce cane to wino tame alter the greet how at Manchester, and the abaurdity was forthwith do. monatented by the ...
... branch of • tree caught his cardigan. Luckily he managel to free himself. One young man waded into the river up to his anapits to render what assist ance he could, as the boy gas brought in and handed over to willing arms. A postman, an ex•Haval man, ...
... Principality was shire ground, and included the five counties of Anglesey, Carnarvon, Merioneth, Cardigan, and Car- marthen, most of which, especially Cardigan and Carmarthen, were a great deal smaller than the present counties. Under the Prince of Wales ...
... was killed;, and the third in command, the senior captain, Sir Joseph Tbaekwell, received several wounds, losing his left arm, and had two horses shot under him. The 15ch had seventy- one officers and men killed, and wounded. Captain Skinner Hancox brought ...
... HatriSon, assistant house suigeon at the hospital, said the wound on the prosecutor's right arm was eight inches lung and one inch deep, and that on the left arm an inch and a half long and nearly one inch deep.— For the defence Mr. Bretherton urged that ...
... Peter and Richard: Harry. Nellie John and Anne: Fred and Betty: Kay. Sam. David. Philip and Alison: Uncle Sam and Auntie Jessie: Uncle Arthur and Auntie Flo: Uncle George end Auntie Madge: Mrs. Gratton and Uncle Jesse: John. Anne. Peter and Richard: Mr. ...
... Johnson, J. Salmon, and P. L. Bagnall. Licensing.— Mr. Iligginson, jun., applied for temporary authority to sell at the Queen's Arms, Brook-street, until transfer day. He wished to transfer the house from his father, Mr. J. Higginson, to himself.— Granted ...
... Offences bt Bbbbhocsr ?? _■___.— Mary Birkie, beer- .out,e-keeper, Oxton road, was fined 10s aad costs, for San- 'ay trading.- John Cannell, beerhouse- keeper, of Market- itreet, was fined 20s and costs, for a similsr offence.— - Richard Willet, beerhouse ...
... of Canterbury, Chester, younger daughter, of Mr. and on Saturday. to Mr. Barry Upton. Mrs. John D. Haslam, of the son of Mr and Mrs. D. Upton, of Bouverie Arms, Chester, was St. Albans, Hertfordshire. married at the Church of St. Rev J. Taylor officiated ...
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