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... Scent was very poor all day and though we found again we could do little. On Saturday, the both, front the Kennels we found Whig Wood and ran on a very poor scent to Stoke Prior and nearly back again to ground just outside Hampton Court boundary. In Hell ...

Published: Saturday 13 January 1934
Newspaper: Kington Times
County: Herefordshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 4294 | Page: 7 | Tags: none

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... away the blooderiss on hr. ten. Deterlf•• Math.. wore sealer Ora. kale so d c wt. by pe r i t t h rest o 4 lbe‘' - lb. Whig her up Wore he realised she had err to it roast, Pritir oast irolord more bees stabbed. He had attended the feral. Vl* terod ...

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... Dingle for a short time, but to £25 (12 1 / 2 cwt.). turned ng . ht-handed again short of the top I s e !. cat t w ir y end of Whig Wood and back nearly to where w - gi chinai ---- m . ined ---- 6 . t . --- ket -- .; p - ^ 6.. -- T — wo : we had found ...

Published: Saturday 17 February 1934
Newspaper: Kington Times
County: Herefordshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 1617 | Page: 1 | Tags: none

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SAINTBUIRY

... and S. Baylis. Sorau..—Th, Plaoerer's Arms Sick and Society held another social on Monde:. nt the Aaciiihl, &goon. winnow whi•g drive were Mr. A. Pottery lend Mr. A. Turin, Mr. W. G. Tustin Zalart. Floyd in gentlemen's clan. Mr, Operree. Met. D. I. ( ...

WOMEN'S INSTITUTES

... quality considering the very reriou4 disahilii ira of the makers. The organi• ration was started in 1919 with the object of pro , Whig employment for those men who were badly wounded in the war that they could not expect to get a liselihood in any branch of ...

INSPECTOR'S EVIDENCE.

... into people's gardens. Those br o thers to N House with the people had been warned before. of asking acct:r i Ard c p the key. Whig' 'Price denied that be had two pigs. He i 'F it c 'n lteie Owens wati on the lorry load- mile haa one. The of fi cer, recalled ...

Published: Saturday 26 May 1934
Newspaper: Kington Times
County: Herefordshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 3452 | Page: 5 | Tags: none

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... thing. His got a nice place near Anlaby, sad ha a bred Laden* there himself, so naturally my pal Willows knows what lie's Whigs shout. 7- Illat hat Lahti.* ever wen a race Audrey eked. 1411, not curt:) , won. Tony admated She's only been out ten,e. ...

THE THREE TINS

... mistake about. that. - h e ! added, r see either going deliboratelr to wreck thus Bill. or — The rent of the teu.l fence was 0 °Whig to interruptions. Mr. E. T. North (C.—Nurseaton) regretted that the Home Seeretvy shook have adopted the 'sledge hammer methods ...

ABBOTS XORTON. Mayan

... given the world? Had they, he asked, forgotten all He had done and was doing for mankind' They had mere than the material Whigs of life to be thankful for, and he urged theta to thank Cod for these before ton law. 'Seine of you. - be said. 'attend church ...

ELMLEY CASTLE

... at the Mill Inn Sick and Dirgeed Sorted took plat in the Wing. Hall cm Friday evening. Me. Cyril Revere oaciating M.r. Mrs. Whigs handed the prier to following winoDi—lstria Mrs. Pritchard 1. ]lto G. Ta)lor 2. Mini L. Broth (Car burro) 3. Mr. R. (beret ...