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... pink silk and cream lace, and carried a sheaf of pink carnation?. She wore gold brooch, the gift of the bridegroom. Mr. Donald Ward, of Reading, was best roan. A reception was held at the bride’s home. Her travelling dress was with black velour hat. ...
... —John Halford, employed by Messrs. R. Tickle and Sons, Tachbrook Hill, 18ft lambs from 101 ewes, none lost, average 1.87 ; Donald Ward, employed by Mr. J. Teverson, Mart on, 171 lambs from 98 ewes, one ewe lost, average 1.77 ; Bachelor, employed by Mr. W ...
... William Kadwell, Leslie Porter, Frederick Shaw. 401 full. Class ll—Reginald Barratt, Frederick Sharp, 393; Henry Piokworth, Donald Ward 397; Edward Andrews, Frank Ecclestone. Francis Hill, 398; George Buckley, 400; Reginald Charter. Henry Smith. Albert Smith ...
... which were all thoroughly enjoyed were contributed by Miss Eileen Richardson, the well-known Uttlehampton soprano, Mr. Donald Ward, Mr. J. Caiger. Mr Afchie King. Miss Vera Franter. and little Betty Melrose, assisted by Miss Laura Cheer, who gave artistic ...
... Jrums. was oxccllenl. Songs by the. Misses M. Stevens, Bateman, and Bishop, and Mr. H. Moore, and numerous items by Mr. Donald Ward and Mr. A. Moore, made up attractive list. Ventnor. RUNAWAY.—A horsf attached t> Uvo-v. hectod cart laden coal took fright ...
... songs. Others who contributed to the programmes ware Mr. F. G. Watson, Mr. H. Hardie& Mr. H. R. Hasell, songs in by Mr. Donald Ward and some dbreniug anecdotes by Mr. Jack Bats--ea alas raconteur. The only toasts were the King, Chairman, and the Host and ...
... organised by Mr. and Mis. Matt Melrose. Among those who contributed to the programme were Edna Read, acrobatic dancer, Mr. Donald Ward, comedian ; the Watford Trio, Mr. C. Lindon Deny (monologues). Betty Melrose (songs), Mr. Douglas Wakefield (songs), Miss ...
... organised Mr. and Mis. Matt Meliose. Among ihosc who contributed to the programme were Kdna Read, acrobatic dancer. Mr. Donald Ward, comedian; the Walford Trio, Mr. C. Lindon Dciry (monologues). Betty Melrose (songs). Mr. Douglas Wakefield (songs). Miss ...
... Bognor and District League between North Berated and the Littlchampton British Legion on January 2nd, when the Referee, Mx Donald Ward, ordered L. Ryan (British Legion) off the field for striking J. Hammond (North Bersted) in the face. Hammond was also cautioned ...
... rendering Invictus in his rich baritone voice. Miss Searle, a boy impersonatbr, delighted the audience with her turn and Mr. Donald Ward also had a great reception. Mrs. Caiger's beautiful soprano voice was heard to great advantage in Break o' Day. Miss Spencer ...
... rendering Invictus” in his rich baritone voice. Miss Searle, a boy impersonator, delighted the audience with her turn and Mr. Donald Ward also had great reception. Mrs. Caiger's beautiful soprano voice was heard to great advantage in “Break o’ Day”. Miss Spencer ...
... from any acts ot violence. Bognor railway station is being worked by the Statiouroaster, Mr. F. I. Ward, assisted soa. Mr. Donald Ward, and one signalman. Yesterday from Bognor there was train to London at a.m., returning from London 3.45 p.m.; a train at ...