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... Grace. In 1547 the abbey, with all its manors, was granted to John, Lord Russell, afterwards Earl of Bedford. No traces of the original at’'ey exist. present house was built in 1746 by John, 4th Duke of Bedford. Salcey Forest will be the rendezvous on ...
... owner of the pony and lorry, deceased continued All else in this loft belonged to John Russell, and it is desire that it will all destroyed at the destructor. John Russell. 19-9-25. . , My police case yesterday, 18th, has . nothing whateveEitp-do with thb ...
... Sheila Oakenson, Maureen Russell and Miss H. Faux; side-shows, Mr. R. Walker. Mrs. L. Tapp, Mrs. Law. A guessing competition was organised by Sheila Russell and Evelyn Lambert. Other helpers were Messrs. Peter Wootton, John Wootton, G. R. Tapp, J. Baseley ...
... Social and personal pHE death occurred on Monday at his home, Iron Cross, Byfleld, of Brigadier-General Edward John Russell Peel, late of the Royal Artillery, elder son of the late Mr. Archibald Peel, J.P. and Lady Georgiana Peel. He was a great grandson ...
... Spencer, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. Spencer Gaydpn, Warwick (and niece Mr. and Mrs. R. Spencer. and t'Ught-Lleuienant John. Russell Howard, D.F.C., twin son or Mr. and Mrs. C. Howard. Aldency Kdge, coeemre. The bride, who was given jaway by her uncle ...
... including Weather Forecast. 9.2o.—What More Do You Want from the Scientists? That the Earth should yield more Pood, by Sir John Russell, 0.8. E., F.R.S. 9.40. —The 8.8.C. Orchestra. 10.40. —Familiar Poetry. 11.0.—Jack Jackson and his band. 11.30-12.0.—Time ...
... Commander the Hon. Seymour Forteecue, Captain Holford, Captain Ponsonby. Extra Equerries: Sir Dighton Probyn, Sir John McNeil, Major-General Russell, Lieut.-Colonel Sir Robert Nigel Kingscote, Lord Wantage, Sir Fleetwood Edwards, Sir A. Bigge. Lord Suffield ...
... merchant. Planned cropping means not only rotational crops —it means also Maximum production from every foot of land. Sir John Russell has shown that a hundredweight of sulphate of ammonia, applied to cereals, roots and hay, returns on the average 25 pounds ...
... attention. ordered to pay £3 19s. Bd. j, Mr. C. E. G. Mumby Becke, Green, and Stops, i ton), represented Reid, not guilty. John Russell, photogr Queen’s-road, Rockferry. head, said that on July TJjJ driving his car along and was making for th® road to Whipsnade ...
... —A. Merry, Upper Boddlngton. DAVENTRY DIVISIONAL COURT For trespassing in search of conies on land belonging to Henry John Russell at Weedon. A.C.2 William Heller (19), R.A.F. Station. Benson, Oxon, and Ronald Herbert Pitch (21), 18. Church-street. Weedon ...
... the Institute of Agriculture. PRAISE FROM EXPERTS. The Lancashire Society has yceived much praise for its cow tlons. Sir John Russell, the Rothamsted Experiih Station, writes: these days more than ever necessary that | ounce of produce should be of the ...
... NEWNHAM The first part of the funeral sendee for Mr. John Russell, Newnham, took place the parish church. The service was conducted by the Rev. L. H. Green. Mourners were; Mis. Russell (widow), Mr. R. Russell (son), Mr. J. Payne (son-in-law), Mrs. Grey (sister) ...