... while in an unfit state ; and William Harris, labourer, 20 Court, 4 house, Heneage Street, was summoned for working the horse. Police-constablo Field proved the case, and Clack was ordered to pay £2. 6s. 6d.. and Harris Ss., with costs. The Unemplored ...

... latter inl the peacceable hamlets -. is to teinporartly lransforru an Arcadia inte a pande.- ~.moninun. 9 AcCTJD-n Ts.-- William J. Harris (9). of 134, Montague Rod. Smethlwck, broke his ilo vestercis afternoon r- by a fall in the plcayground, and had to be ...

... contractors for freights, fod cardegrs A.r. Smite ?? William Harris and Tsomas D Henry Harris, trading as D. Harris and Sons, at 24, Saint Augs.. tine's Parade, Bristolp tailors and drapers Pt H. Harris retires -Alexander Frederlck Austin ...

... Daugerfield, William Daniels Harry Richard Davison, William Dollery, Henry briscoll, William Evans Ellis, Henry Escott, William Faiers, Thomas Fitton, Francis Guy, James Patrick Hall, William Halsey, Thomas ...

... Bugler Martin, 89; Private E. R. R Harris, 87; Private George Hunt, 86; Bugle-major Loughton, 85; Sergeant A. T. Harris, 83; Major Tombs, 85- Private F. W. Sadler, 81; Private Harry Lgher, 77: Sergeant George Harris, 68 Bugler Mahrtin put on a possile ...

... 1891:-Harry Eharles Adams, Tomn Stone Adams, Frederick Allardice, RobertWard Armstrong, Arthur Henry Barker,William Barr, James Henry Batho, Reuben Benbam, Henry Broern, George Butcher, John Childs, Robert Clark, William Cole, William Daniels, ...

... Sergeant E. Harrison, 85 ; Sergeant Geo. Harris, 84-; Sergeant A. T. Harris, 84; Private Geo. Hunt, 80 ; Private H. E. B. Harris, 80. The Beauchamp cup competition is now finished, and the winner is Sergeant Geo. Harris, who has made the highest three scores ...

... Osborne's c by General Mr. Barber's The Snips (61b) Williams -Abbess of Jcr- Mr. Blanton's The Abbess veaux (61b) Mtr. Coppertiwaite's f by The Mr. J. Osborne's f by General Trapper-Pachel (Glb) Williams-Miss Agnes (31b) Mr. T. Dawson's f by Russ- Mr. T ...

... out of a possible 25; Sergeant Fowler also made 22, Corporal Harris 20, and Sergeants Amphlett and Bailey. Privates Cross and Mullis, and Lance-corporal G. Harris 18 each; Colour- sergeant Harris 17, and Sergeant Beard 16. BRao5SGROV VOLUNTRxsS.-On Saturday ...

... 1-0; J. Cowlishaw, 0-9, J. Williams, '-1G (not olut) A. Williams. 1-0 C Grundy, 0-0 Ball, 1-0, Precious. 6-0 Taylor, 1-0; Figg, 0-4 -G Alt'Neica, (not out), 0-5 ; ?? I1Neice, (-1; bye, 1; total, '22-3 St. s 7kc': F. Harris, 1-0; J. Lloyd, 0-2: Turner ...

... BnrEDnRS' FOAL STArES.-Sportsman -Ornis ; Sporting Life-Royal Harry ; Sporting Times- Royal HarryorFling; FPeld-Emita; Licensed VietualCers' (evzette-Royal Harry or Fling; Land and Water- Royal Harry; County Gentleman-Thespis. HORSLEY PRATE.-Sporting Life-Alice ...

... Frank Chennells, Robert Clark, Alfred L. Clement, William Crow, Arthur Cunningham, William Dsniels, David Davies, William Dollery, Thomas E. Eames, William B. Ellis, William A. Elson, Henry c Escott, William ...