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... trait; East End Working Party, per Mr. Potter, 4 mimes snits, 1 bediark - l• merlon dressings: Mrs. Bryant. Cardigan Terrace. Hessen. Cardigan. pants nate, sad shirts; Mrs. Nurrell, Icy Road, Ombra, seeks, ruffs. sea body-belt; Wyclit Mothers. per Mrs ...
... O'Kelly, Mrs. Baxter, Mis Maws., Miss S. McMahon, Mrs. Guinness, , Aklerman John and Miss Fitzgerald, Alderi man Weidner. Councillor W. E. Harker, Mr. George Renwick, Messrs N. Grattan Doyle, and Peter Bradley (joint cliiiirmen of the Tyneside Irish Committee) ...
... d . Committee for War Savings, held at the Act, 191(i, aro additional to those alreedy were still visible on her bands and arms, certificates given by the Government. Departments under the Military Service Act rhether the nails were - coming off her fingers ...
... starting; e Set. l get 111 h; whiner. atter dieing. Tlb, 71 a 110 extra. Tire furlongs. • DR. SYX-Kr Eschew' . l, Darling O CARDIGAN-Mr W H L Evart B Sadler O WAVEY BELLE C. by Fatima(rapt H F II Hardy Mosta • HUM EMIGRANT-Mr W 8 Heather Moisten O SUNNY ...
... Taney, 2 4 ; John Up 13 11 its Hill beat Lux. Jester bast Cot Up, 11. First Try best Kicking Caddy, 14; Mary boat Doable - 11. 24: Court Lases bt Unlock, Joe, 24. LONDON COMBINATION. Third round.-Firs Try beat Omit Lew, 91: John UP wan, HAY ...
... liquor the works. John J , 44, New Bridge fishing off the Northuniberlan coa st, 1 , tweet Prow' I.Bank, Mosley Street.), at for the modi fi cation of restrict io ns ns on herring but,i A charge baying persistently lost • time against John Rielly, employee ...
... in the Mansion House as a large gathering of the womanhood of the City and Empire for the inculcation s of thrift. Mr. N. Grattan Doyle said as chairman of the Publicity Committee. they thought it better to concentrate their energies on one week's• propaganda ...
... Newcastle. The Local Munitions Tribunal sat yesterday at the Moot Ha, Newcastle. Mr. J. M. Daily presided, and was supported by Mr. John Simpson, Blyth, as employers' assessor, and Mr. F. Thompson, Sunderland, as assessor fot the workmen. On the sheet were 18 ...