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... per cran. : The late Mr Wm. Thorburn, 42 Grattan Place, left net heritable and movable estate valued at £2293. Mr Thorburn, who was well known in the herring trade, was for many years a manager in the firm of John Dickson and later W. Slater & Sons. The ...
... abattoir and railway between the third Marquis of Londonderry and Henry Grattan the younger. just over a century ago. and in that same year of 1840 there was the famous meeting of Earl Cardigan and Captain Tuckett, as a result of which the noble lord was tried ...
... develops. arm. - ----- Fraser Lurracheon and Tea Rooms :: SPECIAL THREE-COURSE LUNCH (DAILY), 1 / 8 . HIGH TEA, 1/3. SUPPERS SERVED UNTIL KIDNIGHT. XMAS & NEW YEAR PARTIES CATERED FOR. Accommodation for 180 per sitting. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY. 4 - 6 JOHN STREET ...
... Klrkstall, Headingley and several other places where a Cardigan Arms offers an appropriate background. For It was on this day, presumably at dawn. that John Thomas Brudenell, 7th Earl of Cardigan, fought a duel with one Captain Tuckett, and won. the second ...
... GOODS RECEIVED SY FUND 56 Pullovers a , d cardigans. 30 Blankets. 151 Pairs socks. 124 Scarves. 124 Balaclava helmets. 233 Pairs gloves, mittens and cuffs, 18 Overcoats. Large quantity of clothing, books, gramophone records and games. Distributions have ...
... Bullick Mr. John Uprichard Messrs. Livingstone Bros. Mr. V. Grattan o J Mr. Murphy Mr. W. Forbes S Mr. R. Smith (Watson’s Lane) e Mr. R. Hamilton Mrs. Meclntyre A Mr. Cunningham Mr. L. McAvoy Mr. R. Sparkes = Mr, Percy . Mr. John Sparkes ...
... Next, March sth, in the TOWN HALL 7 30 p.m. Doors Open 7 p.m. Artists: MINMA BOWER EDNA HOBSON PATRICIA RICHARDS MARY PETERS JOHN CHEW THOMAS THOMAS ALFRED HALLWORTII with NORMAN ALLIN Solo Clarinet: GORDON LEWIN Organist: HARVEY SMITH Accompanists; DOROTHY ...
... Just Said John was her former milkman. Edward John Narroway, of Queen's-road, Watford. On December 31, when he called, he saw she was In a state of collapse. He sent for a doctor. She opened her eyes, said John. then sank back In his arms and died. ...
... —PmoerUea, Y*tr*'lmjmarh Page JOHN DAVID, WATTS, and MORGAN (F.A.1.), Bridgend, and Pyle. .fun* 11.-- Cattle Varket Page Jane 15.—Gnerneer Cattle Page June 14.—Heiry Cows, Bridgend Page 8 SIM EVANS and CO., 48, High-street. Cardigan. June 11.—florae P*«« WILLIAM ...
... la God's care 23, 17. Ho'beck Scarboroul:h JOHN, Llrsle TROOP, and director of Charles Rose end Co.. Mslton.—Burial at Malum on Thursday. flowers, request. —December 21. at 72. Main S t gr _ j n h's year. JOHN WHTTAK^R. —Will friends meet at the Meth d ...
... for !Before taking over the Cr en motor accident injuries, and 111 Arms he had been mine host ' as the result of other street the Royal Shepherd. Skipton; Ire accidents. the King's Arms, Skipton: the Monks. Dradford.—The Daisy Carnforth Hotel, and the ...
... Mother- well —fractured leg. Myra Davidson (17), 29 Alexander Avenue, Fallside—injuries to arm and back. Jack Adam (15) 36 Main Street, Bothwell— injury to head John Wallace (49), 31 Hillhead Avenue, Motherwell—injury to leg. The woman Stewart, the most ...