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... KING'S HEATH POLICE COURT. SATMEWAY.—Before Mr. Elliott. THE EDOII.4.sTON HARRIERS AND THE FARMERS. William Ledsam, of Wooley Farm, Harbornelane, Sully Oak, made application for a summons against some members of the Edgbaston Harriers Athletic Club for ...
... By CLIFFORD MAITLAND, Author of Andre Beyons, A Broken Trust, lee. In many respects Gregory Swift was a remarkable man. Fortune had smiled upon his diligence and perseverance, and thus it was that at the age' of forty-seven he was endowed with a ...
... KINGS NORTON. DEATH OF MR. TAMES BALDWIN. It is with sincere regret that we have to record the death of that well-known gentleman, Mr. James Baldwin, of Kings Norton. He had a lingering illness, which terminated fatally on Saturday last Mr. ...
... Holden, cheque; Mr. and Mrs. Blewitt, Ingoldsby Legends Mr. and Mrs. Derry, siker hairpin box; Mr. and Mrs. Wiriam Martin, egg cruet; Mr. and Mrs. ...
... KINGS NORTON. FORMATION OF A LIBERAL CUU- MiTTEE.-At ii meeting held ut Kings Norton on Tuesday night, among those present being Messrs. James Baldwin, Broadmeadow, W. %V. Wiggin, Alexander Pope, Dr. Wrightson, H. PoPe, J. Binley, Edwin Condi, J. Pope ...
... Raybould and Mrs. Palk. On the motion of the Chairman, seconded by Mr. Parker, Mr. Cartland was reelected president. The Lliairman proposed and Mr. Steeley seconded, the appointment of vice. presidents as follows: 'Rev. Hunter Smith, Dr. ...
... were Mrs. Lane, the Rev. D. H. Cotes Preedy and Mrs. Preedy, the Rev. If. C. Caldwell, Mr. J. A. Bridge., J.P. ; the Misses Bridges, Dr. and Mrs. Tyler, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Welding ...
... KINGS NORTON. THE FREE LIBRARY.—The Free Library, which has been closed during the summer months, was re-opened on Monday evening, October Bth. This boon is highly appreciated by the parishioners generally, and particularly by the juvenile part, who arc ...
... ASTON POLICE COURT. FRlDAY.—Before Mr. A. Hill (in the chair). Mr. R P. Yates, and Dr. Griffith. Drunk. John O'Brien, no fixed occupation, no fixed residenoe, was fined 12s. 6d. for being drunk in Station Road, Erdington, on the 21st inst. 'Mamas Bedford ...
... KINGS HEATH. UNIONIST MEETING._ A meeting of Unionists was held on Monday evening in the Kings Heath Board School. for the purpose of entering a preeest against the Rule Bill now before Parliament. Mr G. H. Outland presided, and there were also present ...
... Alfred Gordon, Mr. Alexander Gordon, Mr. Hipkins ' Mr. J. Swain, Mr. .T. Brown, Mr. W. W. Mitchell, and Mr. F. B. Afedlicott, and several clerks; and the workshops , by Mr. ...
... KINGS HEATH. Mr. 0. Pemberton, City Coroner, held an inquest at the Victoria Law Courts on Tuesday respecting the death of William Henry Green (41). gullmaker, who lived at Oakfield, Melton Road, King's Heath. The widow said deceased had for some tone ...