... Cornell, Dorothy Burhlt, Hilda Langston, Edward Annie Williams, Ethel Hart, Walter Miles, and Ivy Rogers. General Proticieucy.—Standard 1.: Mabel Bannister, Florrie Chubb, John Penn, Hilda Mar juis, Winnie Gandy, and Evelyn Dalton. Standard II.; diaries ...

... Rooms, Dale Grove, at Eight o’clock the evening. —Ladies are now eligible for admission to Membership in the Society. DAWSON ROGERS. Bon. See, Rose Villa, Church Rad, Finooley, Under the Patronage of P. Boaanquet, E»q., Charles A. Hanbury, Eaq., 6. F. M ...

... SPORTS PRIZES. The Chairman then said they had to thank the following gentlemen donors of prizes for the sports Messrs. C. A. Bannister. Colin Docwra. E. Penman, and T. Wright. The following were prize winners: Throw. tisf the Cricket Ball. —lst, 2nd, Pueh ...

... J. SIMONS, Esq. CILAB. A. HAh'BUar, Esq. J, I. WOOD. Esq O. r. UALcOLMaoN, Esq, T. McCARNIE, Esq. W. 8. PARKER. Esq J. BANNISTER BROWN. CAPTAIN REVILE H. P. STOCK. Esq. (Ee« P. HENWOOD, Esq. W. ROUOHTON, Esq JOHN L. PANK, Esq. o. D. TAYLOR, Esq. K. TAYLOR ...

... men only appear. The chair was occupied the genial president of the dob, Mr ■ Clarke, who was -upportcd Mr Maggi, Mr Rogers Bannister Brown, etc. The I vice-chairs were well tilled by Mr E. I*. El lott and Mr F. A. Dixie. In all some members and friends ...

... Hack, E. Hack, J. Lawford, H. English. W. Neal, W. Plowman, 8. Sewell, R. Young, J. Wlsby, E. Shewpard, B. Puddicombe, and Rogers. Clous C.; B. Smith, C. Sayer, O. Critchley, A. Grattan, V. Sparkes, F. Lawford, O. Langston, R. Vole, R. Brown. L. Withey ...

... case, and sentence was imposed of Is and 6d costa, 7 days. L»CG3 WITHOUT LICENCES. George Davis. High sitreet, Barnet, and Roger Flashman, 13, Xew-road, Barnet, were summoned for having kept dogs without licences.—Thomas McQuillen, Inland Revenue, proved ...

... the property of Frederick Rogers.—Prisoner in the R.N. Reserve, and was wounded at Pekin. He has been living with Rogers, a linesman in the employ tiam company, 2, Victoria-buildings, Co!eridge-road, North Finchley. Mr Rogers, who is his brother in law ...

... of solicitor.-—ln 28 days, or 14 days. Bannister v. Hartefl.—Claim, £32 6s Bd.—£ls every 28 days, or 10 days. Gray Bros. v. Porter, printer.—Claim, 10s 6d. —ln days, 10 days. Dyer, Barnet , photographer, v. Roger McLeasb, The Drive, Barnet.—Claim, £1 6s ...

... SIMONS, Ks ...

... King's-etreet, Begent’e-street. Witness re tnrned to London and proceeded to that addraee, in company with Detective-inspector Bannister.— Thomas Edington, horse loader at King’s Cross Northern Bailway), proved leading the hone lor the 7.36 a.m. train to Bandy ...

... Miss O. Willows also played well in a duet with Hiss Wand. Hr Wand sang two songs. Songs were also capitally tong by J, Bannister Brown and Mr W. Q. Feriogton, and another singer, Miss Clara Dowle, quits brought down the house. Two songs were also song ...