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... 7th. John Grundy. HXRBOTTLE. —Monilcseaton. 10. Paignton Avenue, Bth, aged 56. James Ha■;bottle. HEPPELL. —Benwe’l. 107. St., ftt*, aged 71, Haraia'h A., wife of Thomas Heppei-1. HEPPELL. —Chester-ie-Street.• 20. Saunders Homes, 7th, aged 72, John William ...
... 84. John - K«efe PF.FFFRS.—Brker. 222. Shipley Street. 6lh, 60 Willi*m P»flers. PATTlSOV—Bacfcbpl. 13. St. Andrew's aged 76. Alice Patwacwi. ROBSON.—Gateshead, St., 4Ch, aged 46. Margaret, wife John Robson ROWNTRFE.—W-sMnoor. 142. aged 72. John Foster ...
... daughter of the late John and Sarah Spearman. Interment St Andrew’s Cemetery-on Wednesday 12 noon SPINKS. —251. Tamworth Road 11th, aged 32 yeans, John Rodger, beloved son of the late John Rodger and Mary Ann Spinks (late Cardigan Terrace). Interment Heaton ...
... have left Of loving mother we will never forget. —Ever remembered son Willie, daughter Laura John, grandchildren Henney. —ln loving memory my dear husband, John, died February 15th, 1939. Sweet are the memories that never fade Of a father we loved but could ...
... ™ ’ 2^ ’. « 51 years, John, dearly beloved of ~'a ,i e John and Elizabeth SomerviUle. Interment AL Saints* Cemetery. Wednesday, 30 a.m,, leaving residence 11 am. M 4th ,n * ton ’ 15 ’ Uoyd Street - 4th inst., aged 72 years, John, dearly beloved husband ...
... for calling up or for reserve 1,700,000 young men. No fewer than 300,000 men had volunteered and had been enrolled in the armed forces since war began. As the result of a Services combout, begun last September, 8,000 essential men were returned to industry ...
... notes have been struck by those habitually against the Government and who it seems would almost welcome a reverse for British arms so long as it provided them new and sorely needed ammunition What a pity their constant withdrawals from untenable positions ...
... my identity. Sir Cuthbert Headlam gives as the principal reason against Mr. Grattan- Doyle's candidature as the present time the fact that he is a serving soldier. If Mr. Grattan-Doyle is returned as member for North Newcastle the constituency will, says ...
... Newcastle by-clection Sir Nicholas Grattan-Doyle by whose retirement the seat became vacant makes an attack upon Sir Cuthbert Headlam the unofficial Conservative candidate Sir Nicholas’s son Second-Lieutenant H Grattan-Doyle was adopted by the North Newcastle ...
... 528. Chronicle. RURNISHED Rooms to Let. —56, CavcndisJ} n place Jesmond. PURNISHED Bedroom. Sittingroom, use 4 kitchen.—3s, Cardigan Terrace. Heaton, Requires homely Digs, West End; ko term?. —Write Box B 134. Chronicle. ENTLEMAN Requires Two Unfurnished ...
... Dresses, Fox Ties. Coats, Cardigan Suits, etc. THE PERCY STREET AUCTION ROOMS, 87/89, PERCY STREET, NEWCASTLE. A. D. RUSSELL, F.A.i. will sell by auction stock of Ladies’ and Maids’ New Dresses. Coats, Costumes. Point Fox Ties. Cardigan Suits, etc. ON VIEW ...
... Newcastle, of Victoria Square, died. He was for years head of John Hunter and exporters. The death has occurred 70th year of Mr. James who came to Newcastle ago from Forres and *j 1875 the Ann of Jas. Arm Sons, Ltd., oil mercha®j importers. Dean Street. managing ...