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... Wheat Sheaf Tnn Melton Mowhrav., Th sr h (S Howin 0 rtarn o u . receivin attention . Miss a 5 Spence, M Albert Hawley, . Albert Terry. M Jack Randali, all of Asfordby Hill, and M Chavles Peach and Mr. George Allen, Ros YWUaltan perv-avenne The imiur _l:il’u ...
... ; R. 41, a Mayea. D.—CbiWere. Houquet of sail Wiser.. 1 Nancy Terry. 2 Fred Sayer, 3 %Wert teelve of wild/orient 1 Albert Terry. 2 Nancy Terry. 3 Dorothy Royer.: aromas. 1 F. Royer. 2 W. Hor.ley. 5 Si. Marlow; collection of eihl I A. Terry. 2 N. Terr ...
... J. West. Apples, 1 E. Marlow, 2 Prost 2 J. Taylor. of wildflowers, 1 Class D Wild- Nancy Terry, 2 Albert Terry, 3 Fred 3 F. Terry. Gowers, 1 Albert Terry, 2 Nancy Te Rouguet of Jd grasses, 1 A. Terry, 2 Nancy Terry, 3 Miss N. Godfrey. Collection of wild ...
... —ln loving menicr2 , of Sa. - ah Alice. died May 30th. 1947. We inf her smile her loving With her we orient cur Husband. Albert. Terry and 5927 Rawson.— Tr easured mernorles of a dear mother, Borah Alice. who paessed away Nlay 30th. 1947. --George. Edna ...
... id. per demon val. Geo. Cotton. Frederick Clarke. Edward wholesale. Cotton. Albert Taylor. Wm. Monk, Ernest MiPleal. and Albert Terry. First Aid Certificates: Harry Parkes Jobs SOUTH K ILWORTH. Cooper, Arthur Freestone, Eric Summer.. Mr. H. Pickenng. of ...
... Wein. Apples, 1 E. Frost, 2 J. Taylor. Class D sChildren).—Bonquot of wildflowers, 1 Nancy Terry, 2 Albert Terry, 3 Fred Sayers. Wildftwers, 1 Albert Terry, 2 Nancy Terry, 3 F. Terry. Bouquet of wild grasses, 1 A. Terry, 2 Nancy Terry, 3 Miss N. Godfrey ...
... o” an action at r. Chamberlain waited until the storm leicester County Court | of queries had somewhat abated, and then Albert Terry, a tailor, had on different | answered gtiet!v What has ha ned, dates found fowls belonging to him killed gentlemen, is ...
... WENT MAN, THE D THE adventures of Thres Men in a Boat.” to-day the atery was told of the man, the women the boat, when Albert Terry, 31. ship's cook and Juarette Harris, 19, of Ashfield-road, Newbridge (Mon.), om: 4&4 of steaing a cockle beat worth £400 ...
... rock at near Plymouth, Albert Colwili, 14, did not come to the surface again. Drowned near Bop nor, two boys. O-eorgc Albert Terry Tilley and Michael Kennedy, wore buried in the same grave Highgate. Yours was a mc*t experience, said the Reading coroner ...
... altogether were removed Hospital, viz. :—Miss Scott, Miss Spencer. Messrs. Thos. Holmes. Chas. Wm. Rat to, Albert Hawlcy. Albert Terry. J. Randall, all of Asfordby or The Hill, and Messrs. A. Smith, the Wheat Sheaf Hotel, Harold Peach, of Saxbv-road; and ...
... Apples, 1 E. Treat, 2 J. Taylor. Class 13 iCitiklren).--Honquet of wilrlflowers, 1 Nancy Terry, 2 Albert. Terry, 3 Fred Sayers. Wild&wets, 1 Albert Terry, 2 Nancy Terry, 3 F. Terry. Bouquet of wild grasses, I A. Terry, 2 Nancy Terry, 3 Miss R. Godfrey ...
... SEQUEL. ''M the world joyous with the- S ' Throe a Boat- South- • «nH , stoi- was tofd of the man, the 2' C n boat when Albert Terry, 31, *loVK'fid? fix '' d abode, and Juanette Harris Wo °'> L- N « bridge (Mon.), were ret % t of stealing a cockle boat ...