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... excursion train to London on February 25th. Winter amusements are still in full ewing, and among the theatres the famous Drury Lane pantomime (“Sindbad) is a big attraction. Details of othir local trips may obtained from the Great Western Stations cr ...
... Salo for 11-30. Catalogues of the Auctioneers, Shrewsbury, Oswcatry. WeU'mgton. and Wem. - FRIDAY, 22nd 1907. NEW HOUSE, DRURY LANE, WITHINGTON, SALOP. One Mile from Upton Magna Station, G.W.R. gALK OF FARMING STOCK, comprising.— 3 CATTLE, :—2 Cows (in ...
... Ticket for IWO the ACCTIONEEEB. Shrewabury. oewestry, Wellington, and Wem. ON FRIDAY NEXT, 22nd MARCH. 1907. NEW -HOUSE. DRURY LANE. WITHINQTON, SALOP. „ . One Mile from Upton Magna Station. SALE OP FARMING STOCK, compriaing:- CATTLE, Cows (in calf), and ...
... precisely. Catalogues to obtained from the Auctioneers, Worn and Shrewsbury. ON FRIDAY NEXT. 22nd MARCH. 1907. NEW HOUSE. DRURY LANE, WITHINGTOW, SALOP. Mile from Upton Magna Station. SALE of FARMING STOCK, comprising-3 CATTLE, via 2 Cows (in call), and ...
... meeting—without haste, but without rest, press forward on the crusade of land reform”. Four or five thousand people assembled In Drury Lane Theatre after the luncheon hear Mr. Winston Churchill and others on the same question. John Dickson Poynder, who was the ...
... but the get to the lifts was so great at each centre I gave up. and let the crowds wait like patient first ■lighters'* at Drury Lane. _ good feature of the new tube is the painting the various ntations in different colours. A m.iu can see » general -rheme ...
... allow them to produce their accounts and pay taxes according to their net income? They were also told, especially by the Drury Lane School of Agriculture, that the best landlords were those who had the largest number of small holdings on their property ...
... all-right.—Defendant. who pleaded guilty under provocation, was lined 7a., inclusive. CATTLS STRAYING. David Edwards, farmer, Drury-lane, Withington, was summoned P.C. B. Evans for allowing five cattle stray Upton Magna, on the last.—Defendant pleaded guilty ...
... inhabited by people making a good living out of th© land, but it was only politicians living in London and the agriculturists of Drury Lane and the Hoiborn Restaurant who imagined that they could bring People from the towns and turn them into the country with ...
... compelled to strike the clog because it tried to him.-Defendant was fined 7s. including costs. Catti.b Straying.— David Edwards, Drury Lane, Withington. farmer, was charged Police-constable Evans with allowing five cattle stray, anti was fined Ls.. including costs ...
... better than to countryside inhabited who could make a good living out of the land. But it was only the agriculturist of Drury Lane and the llolborn Restaurant who thought that people could damped down in the country nnd live there in prosperity. Ho admitted ...
... were shown. Another day the Exhibl?inn JoeSed Miss Constance Collier, whose charming dresses in ‘The Sins of ikiciety at Drury lAne so delight the eye. She was becomingly dreesed in grey voile. with large mole-coloured hat. trimmed with uncurled ostrich ...