... fox found in Aslt Wood was killed in Kirtlington Park. From the peat pits hounds ran well over Kirtlington Park and turned right-handed down Lazarus’s Bottom, through the peat pits and Ash Mood, hack to Kirtlington and killed near the house. HUNTING A ...

... been installed at over 270 London and country offices of the Bank. death of silverstone timber MERCHANT. killed by his lorry. Mr James West, a timber merchant, of Silverstone, was fatally, injured m a load accident on Friday evening. Mr, West was driving ...

... STOWE CORNER TAKES ITS TOLL “JOCK HORSFALL KILLED IN ROLLING CAR One hundred and ten thousand spectators at the Silverstone motor-racing circuit on Saturday sweltered in the blazing sun and thrilled to the varied programme of races arranged by the “Daily ...

... been curate at Christ Chnirli, South Banbury, left on Wednesday to Wednesday to take an appointment as cnrate-in-eharge of Silverstone. The death occurred at Selby Park, near Birmingham, of the Rev. Mother Zoile Genevieve Dupuis, who was the foundress of ...

... sheet shewed the club to be in prosperous state. After the officers were re-elected the first parade took place, headed the Silverstone Jubilee Prize Silver Band. The members regretted being unable attend service in the Parish Church, owing to the illness ...

... £5 to come up for judgment wl.ea ca' e i upon DisciiAHaEi*. William Clarke, Silverstone, was summon'- for unlawfully using two snares for toe purpose of taking hares Silverstone, on August 2,»i i. —Mr. F. J. Sheppard appeared for defendant. —John Pittam ...

... POINTS BEFORE TRIBUNALS. All is not Safely Gatdered In.— Mr. C. \V l.innell. farmer Silverstone, asked ino Northants Appeal Tribunal for exwnsion of tlie certitieaie granted to John K. Lliapman. who is liis stockman, in addition to tarmm ...

... then in the afternoon he would drive it in rallies, races and hill climbs. But he was killed by the car he loved whjn it turned over during practice at the Silverstone race circuit August 27th. ter this type of vehicle for future events will be strongly ...

... out in newly-erected bay and clover rick of some thirty-five tons, belonging to Ur. John Webb, farmer and timer merchant, Silverstone. The Towcester Fire Brigade were sent for, receiving the call at 5.46, and the Captain (Mr. T. M. Crow), with six men, were ...

... lame. He went back to Silverstone in company with j Inspector Andrew and Police-constable Dunkley, and visited Chapman’s house at eight o'clock. Rickard’s dog was there, and on searching they found seventeen rabbits, fresh killed and warm, and three rabbit ...

... license or exemption. had since taken out exemption for one off the dogs, and killed the other. —Fined 10s. and lls. costs. Drunk at Silverstone.— -Nelson Chapmaa, Silverstone, was charged with being diunk and disorderly that place May 28th. -Defendant’s ...

... Cornwall, of Towcester. testified to being calk'd to Silverstone. where found deceased w ith a broken neck—which was the cause death—probably caused by fall forward tin* bead. A verdic t of Accidentally killed was returned, tin* Jury remarking that there was ...