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... third mos of the If. Wilbets I=3rd, at 32. Cardigan Gar. . wife of Eli Papier, in lira 14, Jeme-terro 63 ran. IN 3LI3jORI&II: I memory of ow dour Prod, orbs 0. 2nd, 1899. All 1011832 I 4 civic* cr.t wean et heel. &Arm Grams tree y.: Omer% tam 3a ed. Fire Met ...
... Snoeriotendent of Police for the said Boroogb sad to all others whom it may concern. I WILLIAM QUIGLEY now residing •'The College Arms '* Inn situate in the Wokingham Road the Pariah of Saint Giles with Whitley Reading in the Coanty of Berks Beerhouse Keeper ...
... Cornwallis Phillips. Minden Charles Cardigan Pinching. Dering John Badcliffe. John Cedric Rail ton. Ramsay Rainsford-BLannay. Henry Charles Rochfort-Boyd. George Cecil Rowley. John Henry Ravnard Salter. Owen Reginald Schrciber. John Stanley ...
... to feel that there are enemies everywhere. The Capitalist world beyond the frontiers is in arms against Marxism. But as Marxism is not pacifist, it is also in arms against all the enemies of its outer world. It is for that reason it has proved so difficult ...
... wilfully damaging • window at the Plasterer's Arms, Bridgestreet, to the amount of 2e. 131.—He pleaded guilty to both ebarges.—P.C. Grey mid Pocock was leanin against the walla of the •• Plasterer's Arms, frees where he bad been ejected. Ho woe drunk ...
... On opening my parcel I found a lovely warm khaki cardigan, pair of socks, large tin H. and P. biscuits, box of dates, tin of sweets, cake, packet chocolate, and toothbrush ; all jolly fine. The cardigan a be-autv. and it seems a shame to wear it. We then ...
... Marshall, Mn. imp fOvertom Mabel sad Eva ' 1 =lman, the Rev. sad Mrs. W. (Reds. Ward; 17fisert, John Remedy, Hugh Eiger. Ronald PLeder, r S. %der; Dr. sad Mrs. John Phillip, A. C Beetiock (Lander, Mr. and Mts. McConnell. Mr. Cartifunsphries, the Mimes Store ...
... who passed away on Sept. 2-1. 1941. Safe in the arms of Je11113. -John, Kenneth and Daddy, '• Roseneath, Western Avenue, Woodley. OLACSKPORD.-In loving memory of a dear husband and father, John Blackford, who passed away September 22, 1941. In ...
... B I RTHS March 12, 1945, at Dellwood Nursing Reading, to Maris (nee 1 iekner), wife of tt arm Bea/arouse—the sift of a son (Richard Michael), lIIICKINIMIAM.—On March 9, 1945, as Dethrood Nursing Reading. to U s (He Wiets), wife of Jack Ikeda gift of a ...
... and Leasehold), and Reversions, in days, reparable by easy instalments —Callor Irritative. G. LOWE (LODGE HAI:PEW, 13$. St. John's Street Road, Mahatmall, E.C. Ka out-of-pocket impensesclaarged in London and suburbs Mem Sashimi; dame, Pompectus mans ...
... Hughes, 102, Cardigan Road, applied for a beer “off” license. The application was supported by Mr Stallwood, who aaid the people residing in the district were thoxoughly in favour of the application. The people in Cardigan Road, Cardigan Gardens, and ...
... ARTILLERY AT WOKINGHAM. Lieaten»nt*Genetftl Sir John French on Friday (the 17th brought his inspection of ihe artillery of Aldershot Army Corps to a close by ment of the inner line of work* occupied by the defending force, who bad daring the week been ...