... through them lengthwise. Across the top of the upper cork pass an- other hairpin, bend it down on each side, and thus form the arms. A piece of cork shaked like a head is next pressed on to the tivo protruding from the upper cork. the eves, nese, and mouth ...

... House Police Court on Saturday. There were charges to be heard. Mr. Daniel Jones, of Cardigan, engineer the ketch Rosetta, got entangled in the machinery while in Cardigan Bay, and his legs were severed. was transferred the Pwllheli fishing boat Redwing ...

... their contempt Leader of the Liberal Party in the House; Michelin Cup, which is fiown over a course Entire Stock of Jumpers, Cardigans and and openly voiced their sentiment.—Mr. voiced the general opinion when he declare.i | COATS Gossip, “ Daily that the ...

... NURSERY HANDICAS however, generally inclined to except the iy | comshire Women's Trial games on Saturday, | At the Masons’ Arms Hotel, Louth, yes- TE of 500 & furlongs. own Bishop. There was, howewer, a strong aad 64 players took part. Two teams were) ...

... | He was awakened by a strong yrisp on his | happy New Year,” said the Brownie. room, at Battles Stonehow. Lincoln.—Advt. | arm, and a harsh, but not unkiad voice, THE BROWNIE. FLYING CLUB SHOW}—The Monks saying: Abbey F.C. held the sixth of a series of ...

... care, ly have to be ad, For that reason he summoned dead in her mother’s urymen instead of five. The little girl was 10.36. arms on Saturday night home about 10.15, and found tho front entrance. His wife's door the house in darkness except for a candle ...

... certificates. Lady Grcehwood, the aunt of Mr. John Araery, telephoned ftom Devonshire the Press Association to-day and emphasised that she did not interfere in the intended wedding yesterday between Mr. John Amery and Miss Una Eveline Wing, 22-year-old ...

... 6 New Overlays, ■■ ■ • « t . \ ( hi*sts of Drawers. Toilet Tables, Dresser, T>BLIABLE MAN WANTED, to trained * I-adies’ Cardigans. 1 _ w . for posit.on becoming vacant, com- view Wednesday afternoon and evening Continuous Daily from 2.15 p.m. mence 1933; ...

... George's Jubilee Trust. Sir Nicholas Grattan- Doyle, M.P., presided and there would be about 100 present. Commander Adams, who represented the Prince of Wales, told us what the Trust out to do, and other speakers were Sir- John Simon, Lord Eustace Percy, Mr ...

... Line WEATHER: UNSETTLED No. 14,193 ON FATHER’S ARM Mist Margaret Ida Daughton. arriving with her father. Mr. Walter Daughton. seoior rating and valuation officer for Lincoln, at St. Marlin’s Church, Lincoln. for her wedding to Mr. Edwin Tulty, Lincoln ...

... SO WHAT 7 DESTROYER PLAQUE TT was a happy thought to use ' ■ cathedral oak lor making the presentation plaque of the city arms which is to be given to H.M.S. Wrangler, the destroyer adopted Lincoln as the outcome ol Warship Week. The fact that it is ...

... of Drawers, good cond. Can be seen any evening from 5—7 o’clock.—47 Newport. BUSMEN’S and Conductresses Hats, suitable (or (arm and monition workers^—Milletts, Corubili. 6 Urecses. Coats, Breechetie Sets, Woolly Garments. Underclothing, Infants Layettes; ...