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... in charge (includmg at Mexborough, Mr. Flather, Insp. Waugh, Mr. E. Windred, Supt. L. Heeson, Mr. J. Chambers, and Mr. T. E. Duke, and at Dearne, 'Mr. W. H. Adams and Mr. G. H. Allemby). Coun. G. M. Hanson. of the Mexborough Emergency Committee, and Mr ...
... sudden death was due bronchial pneumonia. UNIVERSITY BOAT RALE ALMOST CERTAIN It Is now almost certain that wartime Oxford v. Cambridge boat race will held, probably a date the week beginning February 2G. Negotiations are progress regarding the practicability ...
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... School Certificate: Oxford and Cambridge Examination Board The following are among the successful candidates who sat December for the School Ceritficate examination of the Oxherd and Cambridge Schools Examination Board: ST. BEES Sch —(b) c g 1 (1) tk) ...
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... will be drawn therefore. is that while there have been many large individual subscriptions to the fund, inaugurated by the Duke of Ailoticester five days after war was declared, there has also been an extraordinarily wide general response. The first flag ...
... TUB. Electric Lighting Company His military invention proved mere profitable and also made him famous overnight. The Duke of Cambridge, the Commander-in-Chief, took the future King Edward to sat the new gun. Sir Hiram (sags Dally Telegraph goeslp) found ...
... reading the Town v. Cambridge University. On weekly edition of the Courier and , the ice at Grantchester. The Guardian. He recalls walking 1 Cambridge Town team included the down from Queensbury with his famous Cambridge cricketers, father in 1863 to see ...
... climate rarely provides ” day Daily Jottings DUKE’S Iron serving the present war The Evening notes One of great-erandson Lord Gerald Wellesley a in Guards gesture Lord Gerald appointed regiment which the Iron Duke Colonel Is present engaged special work ...
... to Ponton Inventor. An exceptionally good brood Mare. 3—Bay Cart Mare Violet, 7 years old. 16.2 h.h. 4 —Brown Cart Horse Duke, 4 years old, 16.2 h.h Note: All the above horses are quiet and good workers in all gears and cannot be yoked wrong. Expert ...
... unintentionally, been strenuous since early youth, but anyway being considered exempt from extra work responxlbUttles. The Duke Cambridge, when he eras well over 80, said to me: Because I'm a bit gone the knees (and no wonder, for weighed about a ton!) those ...