https://mitchamhistorynotes.com/2026/09/29/mitcham-common-news-items-1900-1909/Mitcham History Notesen2026-09-29T08:50:44+00:00Mitcham Common news items 1900 to 1909Mizen, Mitcham Fair, Mitcham Common, Common Conservators, Golf Club, Parish Council, Merton Lane, Vestry Hall, Princes Road, Croydon, Mitcham, Croydon Corporation, London, Conservators, pigeon, Mr. Mandeville Phillips, Poor Clergy Relief Corporation, Daily Express, Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, R.S.P.C.A., Mayor of Croydon, Welsh Harp, House of Commons, House of Lords, Jermyn-street, bird, Croydon Chronicle, golf club company, Board of Conservators, Mr. Mizen, donkey, animal, Harry Scott, The Herald, Croydon County Bench, furze, gorse, heather, Mr. Newnham, Mr. Best, Croydon Guardian and Surrey County Gazette, Mitcham Common Conservators, Alderman F. Foss, Alderman N. Page, Alderman D. B. Miller, Alderman G. J. Allen, Rev. R. A. Boyle, A. Bendy, G. S. Odling-Smee, E. E. Mizen, A. E. Cubison, J. Millar Wilkinson, Mr. Rupert Upton, National Telephone Company, Mitcham Rugby F.C., Bee Hive bridges, Mitcham United F.C., Imperial F.C., Tooting Graveney Club, the Marsh, Figg's-marsh, Miss Smith, Mitcham Rovers, Windmill C.C., Ravensbury F.C., St. Mark's, Streatham News and Wandsworth Chronicle, Mr. John Elmer, sheep, High Court, Attorney-General, Mitcham Advertiser, THE COMMONER, Board of Agriculture, Lord Carrington