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... embankment at Saltcoats rshire). Three were killed in an accident at irnborough (Hants) when men were in down an express. woman victim of the Saltcoats ash was identified on Sunday. She Miss Mary E. Wilson, aged about 37, Wcstclyffe-strect, Shawlands ...
... guns. The tide of battle had Wilson. turned. . . . Robert quickly came downstairs to Come on, you smart muggs. grated greet him, and Floyd. snapping on the Floyd, get over here—all of you. He lights, yanked both Wilson and Robert herded Deakon, Ed ...
... resolve. Dogg3ne it, I think I will! Yes, do it right now! He reached for the telephone and called Mr. Wilson of the Globe. Hello. Mr. Wilson? This is Mr. Randall again! Robert poured out his story: he had been reading about the Gladys Fontaine case; ...
... of cattle being killed by lightning' Lloyd and Son, builders, Flint, for the when sheltering from a storm by a wire building of ;a new Rectory which will be fence. lhe total number of animals situate at the top of Alit Goch-lane, killed in this way even ...
... the boat. They must have been nodescript, because I can only remember a few of them at all clearly. There was a Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, civil servants going home on *leave; Captain Wallace, on leave from his l'unlab regiment; some other sort of an officer who ...
... Messrs. Gilbert D. Shepherd, E. Claude Jones. James Gibson, and Frank Morris; auxiliary fire service by Messrs. Eric Wilson and Roy Wilson; various insurance companies by Messrs. D. M. Scanlan, E. H Mullins, I. L. Evans. P. Gooch, and John Hamnett; the motor ...
... G. Cooper, John Summers. j. T. Evans, Walter C. Jolliff. Alfred Williams. W. Mason. G. Bird, Egbert Evans, D. J. Jenkins. Wilson M. Tunley, D. O. Jones, T. John Evans, and W. J. Foster, and there were also present Messrs. Howard Davies, D. Davies, B. ...
... Brigade at camp at Newton, Porthcawl to-day on a tour inspection. Visits of inspection will also be carried out by Gen. H. Wilson, Commanding the 53rd (Welsh) Division, and Col. G. T. Riggs. Commanding the new 38th “Link” Chairman Attacks Sir S. Hoare’s ...
... defences, except for the advanced Wilson, Sub-Lieutenant Gill, and posts. Some of these are fortified poitits Skipper-Lieutenant John Clark. Lieut.- placed in vital positions to prevent any Commander King was killed on the surprise enemy attack upon the ...
... than before the war accidents have been less numerous but more fatal The number children killed during the first twelve months war was little more than the number killed before the war but during the second twelve months rose seriously and the same thing ...
... wish to thank relatives, friends and neighbours for their floral tributt. and letters of aymnatby duringitheir sad WILSON.-11r. Wilson and Sons wish to ..thank most sincerely all friends and neighbours for kliitines. sympathy and moral tributes during ...
... in Addenbrookes Hospital. Cambridge, on Saturday from injuries he received in car crash on December 30, when his wife was killed. Mr. de Laszlo, who was 33. was managing director of an electrical company and a wireless expert. He was the second of five ...