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... AUGUST 211111. - ll!Arrant Lockwood. Dere! t• , Jody Canova, Alan Ma )N NDAY. AUGUST 29th For Six Days .- . -- JOHN GAIL - WAYNE RUSSELL -0 •! • - At 25. 5.20. 8.40 Beta m Eythe, George Reeves, in SPECIAL AGENT 41 At 4.0. 7.20 lbws: 3.50 and 7.15 Last ...
... street later liament for a considerable period known as Russell-st., it having in the seventeenth and been given the name of the Whir , eighteenth centuries. Edward Prime Minister, Sir John Russell . . was husband of the famous letter The second street ...
... Mr. J. T. Brim, be said: You do not see better anywhere in the United Stated; or in than you do in this country. Sir John Russell was heartily thanked on the proposition of the chairman, seconded Mr. S. M. Eger. Th.ee present included: Mr. W. Ilemmant ...
... should not be raised to 15 during the present' emergency. It was defeated by 24 votes to two. Mr. C. Jessop, and Mr. John Rus.sell sponsored the motion, and the opposition was led by Miss Joan Fisher. Mr. l Ron Pickersgill was in the chair.: Mr. J. Anderson ...
... catered for. ! A Chinese New Year.—An ; unrehearsed play with this title, written and produced by Clive Brunswick and John Russell, was included in a New Year's Eve social arranged by Harris-street Baptist Y.P.I. Mr. Gilbert Webb was M.C. At St. Paul's ...
... . March 22. Dennis Dotrains Green to Peggy Joyce Goddard. Garton End. HOWARD SPENCER. ()lapthorn. March 24. Flt.-L t. John Russell Howard, D.P.C., Alderley I Edge. Cheshire. to Ruth Spencer, Gaydon, Warwick. OWn+4 HEWETT. Oundle, March 24. Sub-Lt. Kenneth ...
... service. Miss Sheila Russell presided. prayers were read by Gilbert Webb and Joan Fisher. and Bible readings were given by Dennis Vines and Pat Searson. Papers on the subject, Man after God's own heart were read by John Russell, Clive ...
... ISirturdaN will be: E T Haws. C Hall and W L Russel. H H MVP'S, J W Howell and J J Crane. CS Scars, A Wells and E S Peek, H Evans, ft W Griggs and A Chambers. H Olithero, CI Webster and H John. SOll. T Russell, P Rolfe and W Scotehbrook. Ri•svrves: F and ...
... Ayres and Margaret Atkin. 3.—Barbara Routledge. Peter Peter Beale& Joseph Duller. June and Edna Gook. 4.—Norman Swain. John Russell. Cunnington. Pamela Purnell, Doreen Wilson. Geraldine Rimes and Pamela s.—Thelma Church, Margaret Blocked!. 1 Yyvette Clare ...
... memory. A four-wheeled cab rolled up from the station. Reside the driver eat a man called Gully Nlaile, who shouted: Lord John Russell. They were quiet for a moment or two. Then on. of the cab jumped a funny little man. He was allowed to vote in peace. ...
... to pay the fines. ST. NEOTS. Thursday.—Before 6. H. Sismey, Esq, (chairman) and E. L. Welstead, Esq. A FACTORY ACCIDENT. John Russell Hy. Bedford, trading as A. W. Atkinson, merchant, St. Neots, was , summoned by . Harold Watts Atkinson. M.M. 'lnspector ...
... Rey. W. H. T. Russell. and had been at Thrapston for 13 years. x x The Rector leaves a widow and four children, viz.. Miss Margaret Russell. who is a third officer in the WR.H.S.; Miss Helen Russell, a corporal in the A.T.S.; Mr. John ...