... MISS CON STANCE COLLIER, Accompanist• Mr. HAROLD CRAXTON. Res&veci seats: 7s. ad.,' 45., and 35., according to position. Unreserved, 2s. Admission, Is. Tickets, plans of reserved seats, and all information at Messrs. LOXLET BROS., LTD., Fargate. 'Phone ...

... SALES BY J. E. COLLIER. AMLUABLE FREEHOLD FARMS IN V maIIjE and GODLEY. NEAR HYDE. be SOI.D AUCTION Mr. ,T. E. COLLIER the Queen Arms'Hotel, Clarendon Place, Hyde, on TUESDAY the 18th day December. 1917, 6.30 in the Evening, Subject the General Conditions ...

... the 10th Derby V.A.D. nurses. At the recent examination elocution, held the Guildhall School of Music, the following pupils of Miss Jessie Platts were successful: Preparatory, Miss Selina Hampton (honours and silver medal); Primary, Miss Hilda C. Andrew ...

... Poinbridge, in The same question might be asked about Mr. Wilsoa Is thie what Mr. Pickord calle consistency, and have not the colliers sufficient sense to see what it all —Yours truly. UROUG! THE ANTI-GAMBLING LEAGUE AND THE JOCKEY CLUB. APPEAL IN THE HIGH ...

... including that of Lady Walker v. Sir R. J. M. Walker, Watkin v. Watkin and the Earl of Lanesborough, and Leeds v. Leeds. In the last named the petitioner is known on the stage as Miss Iris Hoey. _ _ _ _ Major Fred J. Ney, M.C., general secretary of the Canadian ...

... COLLIER’S DEATH. The Sheffield Coroner (Mr. J. K. Parker), yesterday adjourned the inquest on Albert Dock ay (40), of 106, Jubilee Road, Sheffield, collier at the Nunnery Colliery, who d ed in ■he Royal Hospital on Monday from injuries received in accident ...

... Cerda’s round of 65 was all , imorah 74 more remarkable as It contained a 149 ißrad(o.d> 77, i: 5 and among par-shattering Dallam 74. 7f> J J. figures and he started his round .ml M'd-Surrevi 79. 70. FaiPlimr 150— G. «■! Hajurt 77. 73 (odd In\l/1 C TUien (TTn»-t ...

... THE COLLIER’S RISK. Henry Hughes (29), a collier, employed the Kiveton Park Colliery, near Sheffield, was engaged filling coal when about 15cwt. of roof fell on top of him, and he received injuries from which he subsequently died at the Royal Infirmary ...

... performances of Majilton crowd. tho ladies in the Alexandra pantomime too much cannot said. Miss Lizzie Adams is chie Oanem, and Miss St. George charming Morgiana. Miss Chapman is an imposing Abdallah, and the other parts are capably represented. Last night ...

... colliers, were indicted for breaking into the Sutton-in-Ashfield Co-operative Society’s shop on November 17th and stealing a small safe containing £l6B Os. 6£d. and a cheque for £2 Bs. Od. Dr. Tinsley Lindley prosecuted. Prisoners pleaded guilty to taking ...

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... WARNING TO COLLIERS. OUR by £ The greatest care must 'be coal mines; anjunusuallj - y, * j,,n makes an extra warning e ss { » ; , than pounds on the square t h*- . f( * warning of Saturday was {,■ and * jr s ',' ...