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... JOHNS LADIES : COATS. New Goods Just Armed ! Velonr and Blanket Clotks, : 15/6 to £3/15/-. Girls from 5/11. 21 to 39ins. WOOL CARDIGANS, 4/6, 5/6, 6/6. JUMPERS, 2/11, 4/11, 6/11. WOOL WRAP COATS, 6/11, 10/11, 17/6. FLEECE DIRECTOIRE KNICKS 1/11, 2/6. ...
... THE LEICESTER MAIL WEDNESDAY AUGUST 3 1927 Holiday Wear at Gee Nephews Tennis Frocks lumper Suits Cardigans Lightweight Raincoats Sew Felt Hats d Sew Velour Hats New Goods for Holiday Wear gee nephew & CO LTD PLACE OALLOWTREE GATE DAY & EVENING COURSES ...
... DECEMBER 21 192d XMAS WEEK DAINTY & USEFUL GIFTS FOB ALL Gloves Handkerchiefs Neckwear Art Silk Lingerie Blouses Jumpers Cardigans Gowns Children’s Party Frocks Children’s Breechette Suits and Everything for Baby & S STOCKBRIDGE OUGHTONS) George Street ...
... Rev. 'L G. clart.e. On leaving Corby about 23 years tco Mr. Jones became licensee of the Caroms' Arms, Deenethorpe, and tenant flm.-r under Lady Cardigan. ,A A A Be Needs Bilu ...
... the Early Eng church now remains ft nearly re-built of Cardigan church still of great interest! however contains beautiful white marble' altar tomb marking resting place the hero of Earl of Cardigan immortalised bis 'daring at the Brigade ' ' A coiTeepondent ...
... THE 1923 DISPUTED GAS BILL CLAIM AGAINST GRIMSBY IMPORTANT CASE TO CONSUMERS at the the Grimsby John Earle- the ” £10 lbs- Id Mr M- paid & contended to claim Mr- in gas U1TTLE fitter Vorley the 1922 saw fireplace was he two on after the told possible ...
... THE LEICESTER MERCURY SATURDAY 17th NOVEMBER IlY MARKET NEXT JOHN instructed by to in their Rale 1-4-years-old (unbroken) Also Property of The Rt Hon Lord ham CART years old) both quiet and workers Sale 1215 prompt 14 miles train Leicester JJcrpURK Exors ...
... of Bensiger arm., New 'for*. Standing, left t• right: Grattan Koreas, director of the bureau if apeimpeNee, N.C.C.M.; John F. McCenneek, of the Calvert Assogiates; Fr. Francis P. LAWN*, $l, of the America Press; Charles V. Kelly, of John Murphy Co., Baltimore ...
... D. Grattan, whose death at the Engineers' Club was inquired into by the Westminster Coroner to-day. John Harold Smith Wright, commander in the Royal Navy (retired), brother-in-law of Major Grafton, was the witness, and he added that Major Grattan always ...
... to-day. John inaruld Smith Wright, Royal (retired), a brotherin-law of Major Grattan, the witwas and be added that Major Grattan alloys appeared to be living of esisT Waters said 1 with the , the liii. was . of the body of in primes sad • in each arm. On ...
... title of the Brit:sh Empire. When Grattan won the Parliament of 1782, he said: I found Ireland on her knees; I watched over her with a paternal solicitude; I have traced her progress from injuries to arms, from arms to liberty. Ireland is a nation. In ...
... its annual meeting at the Devonshire Arms Hotel, when the following officers were re-appointed :—Trustees, Rev. H. E. Sherlock. M.A. (Vicar of Ashford). who was in the chair, Mr. George J. Furness, J.Y., and Mr. John Bridge: committee, Messrs. William Hurst ...