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... —Suggestions always interest me. I await special proposal! Meanwhile 1 spend my perm money at The Chiltern Library. Three rippers for 6d. last week. I hear that you had Seven Pillars” for your week’s reading. I’m keen on The Fool Hath Said,” Anthony Adverse ...
... Morton and Captain Paterson were cordially thanked for their interesting and enlightening addresses, on the proposition of Mrs. Ripper, Aylesbury, seconded by Mr. B. C. Poole, of Leighton Buzzard. Tea was provided. The addresses and incidental music were amplified ...
... realised £2O; tandem disc harrows from £45 to £5O (twice); other disc harrows to £6B; zig-zag harrows to £ll 10s., £ll 55., etc.; ripper harrows to £2O, sets of drags to £33, £23, £2O, etc; and a ring roller made £5O. Grain and fertiliser drills were sold at ...
... thanks: Tinfoil, stamps, razor blades: Ellesborough and Newton Longville Women’s Institutes, Mrs. Dimmock, Mrs. Chapman. Mrs. Ripper, Kimble School children. Miss E. Robertson. Flowers: Mrs. Priest. Aylesbury' Girls’ Club. Potatoes: Stone Women’s Institute ...
... elected members of the general committee; and Messrs. Bradshaw, Ghysens, Haywird and Ripper members of the handicap committee. Messrs. Stevens, Nash, Thorpe, Ghysens and Ripper were elected timekeepers. It was decided to continue affiliation to the North Middlesex ...
... Hotel,” Aston Clinton, 50 members and friends being present, under the chairmanship of Mr. H. Peppier. The Secretary (Mr. A. Ripper) welcomed Mr. Peppier, and thanked him on behalf of the club for the presentation of the Best Club 50 Cup, and expressed regret ...
... 200 cross-bred shearlings with 120 Southdown lambs were folded for month. The land was then harrowed (using the Ahkcnhead Ripper harrow's) and seeds mixture drilled between the rows of Italian rxegrass which had survived the folding. The seeds mixture ...
... Dr. E. S. Orme, Mrs. Olive Paterson. Mr. C. G. Cousins. Mr. F, R. Flodson, Mr. Brian Reeves. Mr. Robert Strang, Mrs. E. E. Ripper (to serve 1950), Mrs, Yvonne dc Rothschild, Dr. R. H. M. Stewart, Dr. G. W. H Townsend. Group-Capt. R. A, G. Elliott, Mrs ...
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... mare, 16fgs., Mr. Pears, Birmingham. Bridesmaid (suppt., 1904), chestnut mare, four years, 18 gs., Mr. J. Bell, Newmarket. Ripper (1901). bay gelding. gs., Mr. Rouse. Olney. Quick Time (1905), chestnut gelding. 12 gs., Mr. P. Cole. Bletchlev. Sister Jane ...
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... Half-time, one each. For twenty minutes in the second half Qnainton were more often attacking and Copping put them ahead with ripper from Stokes’ cross. Hard tackling folloVed and Dormer, who bad been wen marked by the halves, became passenger on the wing ...