... Miss Mary Pearson Rosher. 16, she swam from the North to South Bay at Scarborough, in a heavy sea, in one and a half hours. The following year she swam from Scalby Neas to the Spa—a distance of hours. about two miles—in just over one and a half T am still ...

... Interment at Bnrmantofts Cemetery, Wednesday, o'clock. Friends please accept this intimation. PEARSON —October 5, aged yean, Mary Pearson, wife of &, Pcanoo, of 18. Carr Row). Leeds. ...

... financial advantage to the Corpora. Uon, but contributes to the general tidiness the cemeteries. BIRSTALL SHOP MUDDLE • Mary Pearson. Middlegate, Blrstall, was fined with costs, to-day for obtaining food points excess her credit. For the Ministry Food ...

... ters for several handred officers and men now living in lodgings. DIVORCES AT LEEDS ASSIZES. (Continued from page ) Lilian Mary Pearson, 16, Street, Stocktoa- on Tees—misconduct of William Crowt! som, 14, Silk Street. Manningham. Bradiord. iroa moulder’s ...

... financial advantage to the Corporation, but contributes to the general tidiness the cemeteries. BIRSTALL SHOP MUDDLE Mary Pearson. Birstall. was fined £6, with costs, at to-day for obtaining food value 3,800 points excess her credit. For the Ministry ...

... SISTERS CHARGED WITH THEFT AT &CAR- ROROUGH. At Scarborough, to-day, iwo sisters, May Pearson, 23, and Mary Pearson, 26, domestic servants, of Shap- ton, were charged with stealing from 89, Castle Road, Scarborough, one grey costume, a voile dress, a ...

... was found to be suffering from tuberculosis, and he was he died. taken to Nillingebck Sanatorium, where The mother, Mrs. Mary Pearson, a housekeeper, of 35, Saville Mount, Leeds, said that when her boy went to the school, two doctors passed him as medically ...

... HOUSE. A caw systematic stealing frona the Brooklands boarding house was heard by the Scarborough magistrates to-day, when Mary Pearson, charwoman, was sent to gaol for three months, with hard labour, for the theft of quantity .of including 18 shoets, of ...

... manage- ment, who for a number of years ted as Chairman of the Whitby Bench, left £200 to his gardener, Fi und pson, to Mary Pearson, if serving: £25 to his if serving, and £100 to his son James; £200 other servants, The gross value of his estate is proved ...

... children and against co-respondent. Char lea Henry Pearson, ship repairer, Westland Road, Kirk Ella; misconduct of Barbara Mary Pearson. West Ella Koad, Kirk Ella, with Bernard Fletcher Dixon, naval officer. Custody [of child and costs. Walter Smith, mill ...

... she says, to able to stroll about a bit, but I mustn't grumble—l've got a war job, and I'm able to do it. Blind—But at MARY PEARSON, a blind war-worker, Inspects ' It must be genuine all right. All» See, it's slumped 'Made in Birmingham.' ...

... IN MEMORIAM PEARSON. —In loving memory of our dear Better, MARY PEARSON, who died September At mi —The Family. Leeds and Manchester. RHODE*. —In Iwrlnr memory of faithful wife and mother. EMILY, died September 4. —Prom Dad. Son and ROCKLAND memories of ...