... confuted to take the place of the or on condition of receiving 1001. for so doing, and furthermore that the hat should be Gerrie round for contributions from the spectators by the thinnest man in the place. The collection amounted to 80f., which the recipient ...

... an-hottr's or the Webb. the Meat will be .11. 5. nook it time, will be Mid el • yoke that is earnmimed to Mr Job Bose to Gerry round the tees I It Is as well se that. by • well-dirested worm, it should hare laid so promptly. Ineearenzer #1 often • 0110 ...

... Worknemow 24—University L • Cleated. Colin. Perk. —Kwipton • Kingstown 21 A thboy • Ssarlymou nto A *bey. 27 Garriors. Gerrie= round. 24-- 3rd XI • Uni•rsity 31—Pen:nu • Dondrana. Mamie Pork. 31—Atiry • Land Atkj. The past weak has nut been an over MS ...

... runners—l, W. Gerry '■> 2, C. Hallett ; 3, C. Gale. Potatoes, white kidney—l, Mrs. Hawkins ;2, F. Lang ; 3, J. Weeks and W. Gerry. Round white—l, Gerry ;2, S. Hawkins ; 3, F. Phillpots. Kidney, coloured—l, C. Hallett. Green peafl —1, W. Gerry ; 2, Mrs. Hawkins ...

... title winch he had =rimed of Lag the British Domiai MM Beyond the Sess, had made sacrifices aecemary de permit his oily to Gerry round the slobs hie •=11:of =impeder sad thaaka to ell kis loyal . Never before had • Ilemsarek or • lush a triumphal sr poseetnl ...

... CoTTAGERS. VecerarLes. — Kidney Potatoes: 1 H. Frost, 2G. King, 3A, Gerry. Round Potatoes: 1 A, Gerry, 2 L. Davis, 3 H. Frost. Potatoes, any vuriety: 1 G. King, 2 T. Colbert (Stirtloe), 3H. Frost. Peas: IL. Davis, 2 H. Frost, 3 G. King. Windsor Beans: ...

... treasurer with the assistance of Mr j• Atoka. Prim list:— - COTrACIW. VNIZTABLIO.—Iindery potatoes-1 G. 3 0. Meyer. $ A. Gerry; round palates-1 G. Xing, 2 A. Gerry, 3 .1. lb/born; white potatoes-1 0. King. 2C. Stabler. 3A. Gerry; coloured pota4oes-1 0. ...

... was than* a very important *trin a „you saccemiltul concert. ea t the pocking party made the rpm- i more &ad At Home by Gerrie, round the good Wags. and the whole result justified its makers in =Wm. aa • a ! , ~ • ' dr 40 . ini ., 4011 1,, 1 • . , . ...

... and CIVIC Ludgvan. said be vs. a cemtnercial Flag hotel and saw two motel cycles come traveller, and was emp!oyed be Mr. Gerry. round the corner towards Csftonstown en at Penzance Ile was is motor -cyclist of , their wrong aka. They went straight •ta years' ...

... BILLINGLEY. I There was an impressive little Gerrie. 'round the Memorial on Sunday morning. Nearly all the village present. Mr. Sugden conduated the service. ...

... Rashleigh. Mrs. A. C. Roe: shallots—Mrs. Rashleigh, Mrs. H Pawley, Mr. Lang; carrots—Mrs Gerry: do.. long—Mrs. G. Deacon. Mrs. Gerry: round beet—Capt. H. Pawsey, Mrs. Barrett: turnips— Mrs. Organ. Mrs. Gerry. W. Spears, jun.; cabbage lettuce—Mrs. J. P. Bidgood ...

... Sandymount also skipper, is giving good service to ilarze divided. The best performance of the shoe. He should try some of Gerry's round, however, was Flowerhill's defeat pineapple! of Derriaghy which came as a shock to everybody. Beattie Memorial A and DOWN ...