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... Two murders; the motive soon apparent; but the method provides the chief mystery and surprise. Cops an/ Robbers. By John Russell (Thornton Butterworth, 7s. 6d.). Thirteen sensational stories. some grim and others subtle; all cleverly told. They That ...
... Newt bn. Matlhewman—Russell. Gctol>er 28lli, 1030. at St. Catholic Church, Rugby, John learson Matthewman, oruy son Mr. and Mrs. Fred Matthewntan, of Sheffield, and Beatrice May Russell, daughter Mr. and th© late Mrs. Alfred Russell, Rugby wiir .—On October ...
... and Mr. Jack Brooks (cousins), Mr. Buffery (Stowon-the-Wold), Mrs. A. Beckett, Miss Elmore, Mr. J. Tustain, Mrs. Russell, Miss M. Russell, Miss W. Bennett, and Supt. Joliffe (A.A., Warwick). Wreaths were received from Spencer; Gladys ; Sis, Ern, and Joan ...
... Thomas Dalton. 'rheum. , Oawin. John White. Samuel Masters, Joseph Brown. John 'Shakespeare, Thomas Barton. Thomas Burhage, John Stowe, John iliekinon, Robert Steane, Robert Allen. Joseph Williamson, Benjamin Russell, A. It. Pears, and ...
... basket and then drew one out. The lucky one was Joyce Russell (Hillmorfcon P.), so the prize of Is. goes to her. Then I did the same to the Junior entries, and the first correct one that came out was John Richards (BrownsovCr), he the lucky one and gains ...
... Postman's Lot ATHERSTONE MAN TO RECEIVE IMPERIAL SERVICE MEDAL. In recognition of his 37 years Io al servit e as a postman. John Ford; a Stavt, Atherstone, Is to be awarded tile I mperial Service Nletial by the State. NI r. Ford served 29 years as a country ...
... LET THE BENCH DOWN. John Low, a man of independent means, of Harrington Court, South Kensington, also of Brenkeome Park, Bournemouth, pleaded guilty at Bournemouth, to-day to being drunk in charge of a motor car last night, and was fined 550, with ...
... ATHERSTONE. Festivals. Atherstontr CtSffitrilkkettrei Church held their on Sunday when Rev. Ifilftwyn Johnes, assistant secrctat of the Congregational Union of*:ngland and Wales, gave aderesses in the morninommildwehing. he anthem at the niuteol`;ll• ...
... Orchestra. o.ll4.lll—Weather: news. Las—Th. 8.8. C. Orchestra; Margaret Wilkinson (eoprano): John Morel (baritone). LS—A Violoncello Recital, ty Sheridan Russell. s.lll—Regional news. —The Enjoyment of Words.3—The Music of Words, by Mr. J. C. Squire. 11 ...
... Gardne. and Russell), who gave a convincing demonstration of their knowledge of first aid and of their resource and common sense. The Woodford Halse team was adjudged second. Major Orton, M.D.M.R.C.S., District Commissioner of St. John Ambulance Brigade ...
... on the book by John 1.. Long; drama by David Belasco; English version by R. A. Elkin; music by Giacomo Puccini; produced by Sydney Russell with Elizabeth Nelvi Dorothy Relmrich, Very Mulholland, Tudor Davies, Bernard Ross, Sydney Russell, Franklyn Kelsey ...
... Sands (in the chair), Rev. Bracebridge Hall, Ald. F. P. Pemhleton, Mr. A. C. Le Poet Trench, Coon. W. I. Smith. DRUNK AT ARLEN. John Flaherty, 24, lieorge-strect, Arley, WWI summoned for being drunk and disorderly in ,Nuneaton-road. Arley, on September so ...