The team had won the Cup after defeating Chillington 3-1 in the final at the Butlers Sports Ground. The photograph shows Roberts, Shepherd, Jones, Wilson, Davies, McCormack, Bayliss, Bailey, Churm, Williams and Penny.

A bus shelter had such architectural merit that the Tettenhall Urban Council wished to preserve it, despite complaints by Mr C. C. Stansbury of Wrottesley Road over the state of its disrepair. Wolverhampton Corporation is mentioned.

On the centenary of the death of Prince Albert, no tributes had appeared next to his statue. A later article states that calls to remove the Prince Albert statue in favour of a Sir Charles Wheeler version of Lady Wulfruna had been rejected. Queen Victoria

The first building to be completed in the Upper Street development area, the new parish centre was officially opened by the Bishop of Lichfield, the Right Reverend A. S. Reeve. Mrs A. S. Reeve, Tettenhall Urban District Council, Councillor Dr S. C. Dyke,

Magistrates had refused an application by Maureen for consent to marry. Please note this item may contain archaic terms which we would not longer deem acceptable, and may cause offence.

Members of the church, which originated in South Carolina in the 1880s, gathered at the Waterloo Road Baptist Church for their annual convention. Please note this item may contain archaic terms which we would not longer deem acceptable, and may cause offe

The photograph shows Grimsby goalkeeper White diving too late to stop a penalty from Tony Richards, which drew Walsall level.

The photograph shows Tony Richards lobbing a shot over the head of Bristol goalkeeper Cook, equalling Gilbert Alsop’s record of scoring 165 goals for the club.

The start of the match had to be delayed due to a hole in the Walsall net. The photograph shows referee L. J. Tirebuck inspecting the damage.

Walsall played the Scottish Cup holders in their first ever match under floodlights at Fellows Park. The photograph shows the Falkirk goalkeeper, Brown, trying to block the advancing Brownlee.