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... Walter Charles Reeves, of Walnut Tree Cottage, 463, Stroude-road, Virginia Water, 10s. for alloying a person ■to occupy 2. Bruce-cottages, Virginia Water, in respect of which a demolition order had been made. Sir Allen Pound prosecuted for the Egham Urban ...
... anti-Nazi propaganda. Hastings A.B. Lost With The Southampton OFFICIAL notification has been received by Mrs, Betts, la, Bruce Cottages, High-street, Hastings, that her son, Able Seaman Williamßettoj » .a e r In s the Navy inly age ana the a&mpton tut his ...
... such, contrary to Regulations' 83 the Defence (General) Regulations,, 1939. She was Miss Annie Grace Ottley (43), of 2, Bruce Cottages, Oak Passage, Hastings, and she sent a long statement to The bench which gave her side of the story. The Deputy Town Clerk ...
... such, to Regulations 33 of the contra De fence (General) Regulations., 1939. She was Miss Annie Grace Ottley (43), of 2, Bruce Cottages, Oak Passage, Hastings, and she sent a long statement to the bench which gave her side of the story. The Deputy Town Clerk ...
... comprising Ten Allotments of Market Garden Land Two Cottages at Brook Lane, Great Barford. Cottages known ißlunham Terrace and Bruce Cottages, Sandy; Nos. 72 and 74 London Road, Sandy; Kos. 64 and Bedford Road. Sandy , The Walnuts. Blunham. Time and place of sale ...
... productive £ market garden land, situate Sandy, Blunham. and Chalton. IOTTAGES at Sandy, known as BLUN- HAM TERRACE and BRUCE COTTAGES. WO COTTAGES, situate at Brook Lane, Great Barford. r PWO capital Market Gardeners’ HOME£ STEADS, being Nos. and LONDON ...
... productive market garden land, situate at Sandy, Blunham, and Chalton. /COTTAGES at Sandy, known as BLUN- Vy HAM TERRACE and BRUCE COTTAGES. TWO COTTAGES, situate at Brook Lane. Great Barford. TWO capital Market Gardeners’ HOMESTEADS, being Nos. 72 and LONDON ...
... possession, which rose from to £950,_ being sold to Mr. Robins. The adjoining house was purchased by Mr. Endersby at £6OO. Bruce Cottages, Lot 17, were bought by Mr. Seamer at £360, and the adjoining four cottages at £450 Lot 19, the house and farmstead, known ...
... vacant possession, rose to £950, being sold to Mr. Robins; the adjoining house was purchased by Mr. Endersby at £600; Bruce Cottages were bought bv Mr. Seamer at £360, and the adjoining four cottages at £450. The house and farmstead known as No. 74 London ...
... , which rose from £4OO to £950,_ being sold to Mr. Robins. The adjoining house was purchased by Mr. Endersby at £6OO. Bruce Cottages, Lot 17, were bought by Mr. Seamer at £360, and the adjoining four cottages at £450 Lot 19, the house and farmstead, known ...
... ASSISTANT (A) HE'S NY GUY Banday, May 30th. 4.-10. coax us. Sunday. Jane LESME BANKS, ALASTAIR SIX JOHN HOWARD. VIRGINIA BRUCE COTTAGE TO LET (A) INVISIBLE WOMAN (A) WALTER ARM, • MELVYN DOUGLAS MIRACLE ON MAIN STREET (A) HARRIED BUT (4) Mundy. May UM. 3 ...
... 1943, by Rev. Samuel Knox, James Smith, only son of the late James Smith, Ehnbank, Hume. Greenlaw, and Mrs Jessie Smith, Bruce Cottage. Darnick, Melrose, Isabella Mackenzie, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Broomfield, Ivybank, Stichill, Kelso. ...