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... Harry and Annie; Mr. and Mrs. F, C. Taylor Rutland Arms Hotel; Mr, anc Mrs. C. Kendal, Rutland Arms Hotel; Mrs. V. Lewis, Rutland Arms Hotel: Reg and Eva; Mr, and Mrs, Otto Marcus (Lewes); Staff. Rutland Arms Hotel. and ...
... PORTABLES. FOR YOUTHS- 2-VALVE and 3-VALVE SETS, //'::// i i'Ai-. All MAINS SETS, including Ihe FOR little Bovs- NATIONAL PORTABLE arm Nap and weeds and rmuoii* Hoofers, from 6 11 to 21/-. a £l5 -15-0 “Present” FOR Suggestions Roßa ia j. Bates & Co., XMAS. Radio ...
... Bennett. of Exning Road. Newmarket, and Reuben Eddy John, the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs R. Jolley, Lidgate. CHESTER—SEYMOUR— The engagement is announced between A.F./W. Maurice H. Chester. JFlccl Air Arm. second son Mr. and Mrs. W. Chester, of Horbling. ...
... with his bead on bis arm and seemed quite dead. Ambrose Cobb, chauffeur, in the employ of Dr. Wright, of Eye. said that was driving Dr. Maorae, Dr. Wright's locum teueus, and bis wife, from Eye Aspall. After passing Mr. Nunn's (arm bo saw deceased driving ...
... puce Street’-. The Old Shop. I TNI ALIA’ large stock Useful / Presents; in-jM.lion invited.—Wood. Cornhill. ARM Woolly Vests, Pullovers and Cardigan Jackets, from 6 11 to HJ/6, Cullen & Son's, the Tailors. Men's Warm Blanket Tweed and Nap Overcoats. 47 75 ...
... Sudbury Girl Wed In The States NNOUNCFMENT Is made * V the marriage of Miss Kathleen Kichardson, of East Street, Sudbury, to John Ernest Faranato. son - of Mrs. and the late Mr. Faranato, of Charleroi, U.S.A. The bride arrived in the United States on March ...
... close to where Lord Cardigan was standing. she witnessed the ohmage of the Heavy Brigade. The Light Brigade, with her husband a.niummt them, was standing near. She saw Captain Nolan ride up and the ill fated order to Lord Cardigan. and saw the Light Brigade ...
... skies and cold winds which had been prevalent. The bride is the elder our. riving daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pace, of Cardigan Street, Newmarket, and belongs to a family who are held In the highest regard and respect by their fellow townspeople. Her ...
... Magdalen :treet, Colchester; John Young, Colehester Brewing Company. Black Lion, layer Maurney; George James Nightingaie, Dantell and Sons, Colchester. Kings Arms, Weeley: Alice Eliza Smith, Colchester Brewling Company. ORDNANCE ARMS RENEWED Mr. Claughton Scott ...
... lewellerv. Plate. Pluck' and Watches, at rea ...
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... the latter married on September Bth, 1698, at Framlingham Church John Coggeshall, of Carlton, who died November 13th, 1751, aged 86, and was buried in Framlingham churchyard. This John Coggesball married a second wife Mary (?), who died October 21st, ...