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... Rugby last night Turpin the coloured Leamington middle-weight beat Jack McKnight (Leicester) who the count after 70 seconds Albert Terry (Leicester) defeated Percy Pateman (Spratton) feather-weight Dennis Mack was beaten by Davies (Spratton) featherweight ...
... were unable to attend owing to illness Wreaths were from: Wife, son and Betty: Harry. Mabel and David: Mm: Sara Ann. Albert. Terry and George: Nance. Ted. Nan and Eve: Mr. and Mrs. George Hawn: George. Doreen and Annsta: directors of Boston and District ...
... disappeared Skinner was also taken out of the water by a boat but died soon afterwards despite efforts resuscitation Mr Albert Terry Satterford of Clhelverton-road Putney London was drowmed while bathing at Trevoni Bay near Padstow Cornwall ye'ster- day ...
... ordered to pay 7s costs James Reginald Sturt contractor was fined £9 with £3 3s costs for supplying petrol to without coupons Albert Terry roeer provision merchant was ned £6 with 2s costs for acquiring petrol from Knight without coupons GRATITUDE was stated ...
... over country He congratulated winners certificates hoped would enthusiasm in their work presented certificates the ing: Albert Terry Liggins Charles Maycock Evans Capell George W Treadwell J Moore J Withnall W Fol-well Richard Higgs Herbert Nunn G Sinyis ...
... training Applicants must 18 or upwards From his sorrowing wife Laura —Particulars and application form to be children Doreen Albert Terry and obtained from the Superintendent Nurse Jean the Infirmary 110a Scarthoe-road NUTTELL Cpl E H (RE) In of our dear brother ...
... heartache And lonely tear But always a loving memory Of the one loved dear —From his sorrowing wife Laura and children Doreen Albert Terry baby Jean 1280 NUTTELL Cpl E H (RE) loving memory our dear brother Em killed In action January 1943 (North Africa) Kind ...
... Liout. Royal Fusiliers, invalided after 20 Months' Service,) PALACISCOPE From tvmondon Colisenm, Otn-éra Houss &e., JACK -ALBERT TERRIS & ROMAINE The Renowned Viclinist and DPianist in Musieal Humouresques, ...
... tug-of-war resulted favour of Harborough, a and bucket drill also resulted fayour of Fireman Pwne. the Market Brigade. Case.—Albert Terry Hurst, of Stamford, formerly lessor of the Yarmouth Theatra, was the plaintiff in an action heard before his Honour Judge ...
... 144:1L ' —Car adrarar • 01N1C1133 arra. Abrettrusa, BartooJ or routoorti obeyer language, ort Jule Mr. g.iilty. fendrt to Albert Terris, or mooed alarm furore, la IrialKioO. 12th.— or admitted, • flo• of 10.. b• was Wapwed. Overlie. Bete, amebae& Rusbden ...
... Horiington, said: he hosed prisoner say he hones. Priaoner: What I told was that I used to be the owner of 19 horses. . Albert Terri - , asaotant manager at the dington branch of the London Joint Stock Rank, paid on the 10th July hat prisoner. who vras ...
... merchant’s WALTHAM. manager ; and Mr. George John Farndell, solicitor’s clerk, of Stamford. z AMUSING U'HEATRICAL, CasE,—Albert Terry Hurst, theatrical, of Stamford, formerly lessee of the Yarlrnixess or Mz, Garvey.—We regret to reportithe serious iliness ...