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... steam stage coach route. Steam was replacing horses on stage coach runs by Gurney in 1827-28, Hancock in 1827-38. and Sir Charles Dance in 1831. These services were running very successfully up to when the red flag restrictions took them off .he road until ...
... (Rev.) WILLIAM 89. Petitor Crescent. Bell Green. Coventry. Widowed Mothers' Earnings 1827-28, Hancock in 1827-38. and Sir Charles Dance in 1831_ These services were running very successfully up to when the red flag resp:ic . 42ns took them off the road until ...
... AFTER THE DANCE APPEAL UPHELD The Middlesex Sessions appeals committee on triday upheld an appeal by Horai'e Charles Dance. of Elsynge Rd.. Wand.‘worth. against his conviction by the Harrow Justices the previous week for receiving a car. knowing it to ...
... inches carrying 30 ounces themselves. of fuel, and has a seven c.c. They were 40-years-old Mr. Taplin twin-diesel engine. Charles Dance, a leather TRAILED Elf CAR goods merchant. of Carnation Mr. Dance and Mr. Skeels Street. Abbey Wood. and Mr. followed their ...
... Thomas Heggan, Michael Gray. Prizes for marks—l, Clifford Forsythe; 2, Robert Jones; 3, Robert Graham; 4, John Irvine; 5, Charles ~ Dancing was to the music of the Regent Dance Band and M.C. was Mr. Brian Stewart. ...
... flight. It was not badly damaged, and 20 minutes later was flying again. It was controlled from cars by its two owners, Mr. Charles Dance and Mr. Wally Skeels. members of North Kent Nomads Flying Club. The Town Clerk of Birmingham. Mr. T. H. Parkinson, takes ...
... flight It not damaged and twenty minutes later again During its (tight It was controlled by radio cars by its two owners Mr Charles Dance aged 40 Carnation Street Abbey Kent and Mr Aaily Skeels 32 Wallington Gardens Chariton Kent fleet “ it must be right each ...
... damaged and twenty minutes later was flying again During its flight it was controlled by radio from cars by two owners Mr Charles Dance aged 40 of Carnation Street Abbey Wood Kent and Mr Aally Skeels aged 32 Wallington Gardens Charlton Kent Lancashire view ...
... but the Queen was sick. \¥hile the gentlemen 2.-CHARLES DANCING WITH HIS SISTER, MARY OF ORA GE, PROBABLY AT THE HAGUE IN MAY, 1660, BEFORE HIS EMBARKATION. Painting by Hieronymus Janssens 2.-CHARLES DANCING WITH HIS SISTER, MARY OF ORA GE, PROBABLY AT THE ...
... actions —in the background seated at a banquet, in the foreground at a dance. Here is a detail from this painting showing Charles dancing with his sister, Mary of Orange, perhaps at a ball held at The Hague in May 1660 before he set sail for England. The picture ...
... recently mysteriously ennobling influence celebrated the centenary of its o his kindly, humanizing perfoundation in 1838 by Charles DANCE AGAIN cal director of the New York Philharmonic Society. sonality, like warm sunshine. . . At the end Halle. It is the ...
... whose slogan Is 'minutes and not miles count to-day is in Northern Ireland to talk about Scandinavia. He is 39-year-old Charles Dance 41entlemicians N ow the toast of Albuquerque. New Mexico, are Belfast dance teachers Vera McCa7tan Sammy Leckie. A cor ...