... under the influence of drink Sturgess-Wells at Leicester County ’yjR STURGESS-WELLS was reviewing work the court during year After offering New Year greetings to court officials police solicitors Press Mr Sturgess-Wells said : Let each on this threshold of ...

... reduced lo ten yards, but this densitv only lasted a short time. Except Carry duff round about tea time, when the most a [orson could see ahead was six or seven yards, the worst nilntmuin visibility was an average of .Vi yards. No accidents were reported ...

... a ‘rubber’ affair Each has a victory over the other Six of eight Bar -barians’ pack against whom T igers ’ forwards did so well are current ’nationals New Partner Of Note -Latest Broadside Into Qadney ? Boxing’s Cruisers EX-CITY PLAYER— MANAGER PREPARE ...

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... Mayoress of Nottingham (Councillor W. Haidar and Hiss Sylvia Hooley), and Mrs. CUfton, who b president the Nottingham branch. A well-hked feature of this year's ball was a cabaret by the Palmer School of Dancing. Among those trite took tickets were tbs following:— ...

... Pwllymyn, Peterstonsuper-Ely. WANTED, Young Boy, 14-17. to soviet on milk round.—Davies. Ely Farm. Cardiff. I[VANTED, on a small Orson Farm. Pensioner (old age); live in; good home.—Apply Box C NW% Mail i Echo. Cardiff. VITOREING Bailiff, married, Reeks Situ& ...

... once, Orson for Barton and Doll* for Bradford, tb• visitors were completely overwhelmed la • thrilling Mush by • hoe Berton WI,. Bewley scored • *lever second goal minutes sad further goal• went added by Orem sod Harwood. to give the Town • well-doierved ...

... Peter Pearse, who did so well in Mil Amateur. and Orson Wright, another very useful player. Of the two, I imagine Pearse has the more difficult it round match, for he meets a prominent player in I. Johnson. Orson Wright should beat S. G. S. Pawle ...

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... of reinforced concrete or net-steel frames were the most suitable for shelter accommodation. he said. In the basement of a well-constructed building of five stories good protection could be obtained against the 5001 b. semi-armour-piercing bomb which ...

... years' standing. Advice free Stockwell, Ltd., 29. Ludgate Kill. London. ISM A WHITE . 5, Bandy Bank. liewdley. Wato Div:ner. Well Sinker, Pump RePatrer. Estunates Free. Distance no ONJUROft, Concert& Parma: ONJUROf, small tee. any district. Particulars ...