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Mexborough and Swinton Times December 14, 1912
Drunk and Disorderly
for being drunk and disorderly, the following were fined:
George Pond, miner, Kilnhurst, 5/– and costs
Albert, glassblower,...
Thurnscoe Woman Bound Over
Mexborough and Swinton Times December 7, 1912
Thurnscoe Woman Bound Over
A married woman named Ethel Harvey, was charged with stealing on 11 November fourth cotton...
Marconigrams – February 15th, 1913
Mexborough & Swinton Times - Saturday 15 February 1913
Marconigrams
Mrs Kaye, headmistress of the Old Denaby Church School, has just completed her term of service...
Conisborough Hospital – Proposed Alterations and Additions
Mexborough and Swinton Times April 5, 1913
Conisborough Hospital
Proposed Alterations and Additions
The Increased Population.
Local Government Board enquiry at Doncaster. Mr. Miles B. Arnold, an...
Wife Desertion – Thurnscoe Couple Arrive at an Amicable Agreement
Mexborough and Swinton Times April 5, 1913
Wife Desertion
Thurnscoe Couple Arrive at an Amicable Agreement
A charge of desertion was preferred against William Henry Horton, miner,...
Editorial – The Blow – The European War is Come Upon Us
Mexborough & Swinton Times - Saturday 08 August 1914
The Blow - The European War is Come Upon Us
The long-dreaded European war has come upon...
Serious Disturbances – Five Men Shot-Four Arrests – Business Premises Wrecked – Baton Charges
Mexborough and Swinton Times May 15, 1915
Serious Disturbances at Goldthorpe.
Five Men Shot-Four Arrests
Extensive Business Premises Wrecked.
Baton Charges by the Police.
Serious riots among the...
Serious Disturbances – The Shops and Wounded
Mexborough and Swinton Times May 15, 1915
Wrecked Business Premises at Goldthorpe
The top picture is that of the extensive business premises of Mr JR Bakewell,...
Soldier – Booth W.H. – Died in Hospital in Cairo
Mexborough and Swinton Times, January 8, 1916
Private W H Booth, Thurnscoe, New Zealand Contingent
Died in Hospital in Cairo
Soldier – Crookes W.H. – Killed in France
Mexborough and Swinton Times, January 25, 1916
Sapper W H Crookes, Royal Engineers
8 Queen Street, Thurnscoe
Killed in France, December 19, 1915