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... Charing Cross-road. W.C.2. GER. 4986. MAY STRACHAN. Jennifer in Sixteen. Ashton-gardens Pavilion, St. Annes. ^^_^^___ A M I E THORPE. Character Leads. 28. Dalmeny-ave.. N.7. North 1940 GENTLEMEN ERIC ALBURY. Free. New address, 123. Adelaide-rd.. N.W.3. PRI ...
... Good When Leonard AL ':u Thorp, a labourer, of Kilburn Lane, appeared on remand at Willesden Pollee Court on Thursday, Mr. Webster, Prut.a. non Officer, stated that he wae now working and was making satisfactory Progress. Thorpe was bound over for 12 months ...
... dressed in a smart pale blue page's uniform began speaking about road safety. was that of Mr. Leonard Lake, who with Mr. Albert Arch is the joint inventor of the talking Mr. W. &trachea, Islington's enterprising read safety officer, with Mr. W. Quest, manager ...
... further part of its building of 16th-century date. But its end to the street is dated 1672 (Fig. 11) when the Vicar, J ohn Thorpe, was a man of means with his own house at Fulbrook outside the town. It gables hark 8.-HOUSES ON THE HILL. THE UPPER HALF ...
... BONDAGE tAi 'MARBLE ARCH PAT. May. 31:2 COMING MAY 211th, NOEL COWARD'S THIS HAPPY BREED (11). oln Technieolor.l ROBERT NEWTON. CAA JOHNSON. JOHN MILLS KAY WALSH. :METROPOLE. Vic 4673 ON APPROVAL lAI SONG OF RUSSIA (Ai MARBLE ARCH PAV. JOEL bacCREA. O'HARA ...
... residences, \\'illmer House (Fig. -1-), bears the date 1718 on its rainwat r-heads (Fig. 10), with the initials J. T.-for J ohn Thorpe of Odiham, its builder. The \Villmer family name occurs in the churchyard in the middle of the century. CO UN TRY LIF - JULY ...
... the cutting is helpful in placing a specimen. For example, a popular pattern at the vVaterford factory was in the form of arches resting on rectangular pillars, or pendent semi-circles, all the space between the mitred outlines being filled with fine ...
... family, who lies in an unknown gra,·e in the churchyard. Charming ,-iew of the ri , -er winding through the fields en ue to Thorpe \\'aten ·ille, where, close to the station, is the r om in ~ ·hich Robert Browne founded the Congregationalists. Lord Lilford's ...
... Parker -at Thorpe, near Chertsey. I n 1908 Mr. Eric Parker numbered little-known Thorpe among the t hree or four most beautiful villages in Surrey. Vilhen I was there a few weeks ago I comm.cnted that it seemed unspoilt Oh, little-known Thorpe among the ...
... Dudlcy \Vestropp ha lwo Suge tions. ·• .\ continuou arched design, consi ting of two pillars and a conn ctin o- arch, all in fine diamond cutting, generally with plit between the angles of connecting arches, and a star within ig. 3). Secondly, A continuou ...
... THE DART BRIDGES vV ritten and Illustrated by JAMES THORPE ~~~~~j-~ S O?IIE likes beauty to be brought within reach of a good road, that he need not leave hi: But beauty and so that he need not leave hi: car to see it. But beauty and main roads ha vc ...
... ACTON PETTY SESSIONS FRlD.lT.—B,•forr Mes , rs. C. 11. Thorpe (Chairman), .1 • Kent and It. W. Liirkqdt. DELIBERATE THEFT, says Magistrate tivhardllarris, 29, a bricklayer, of Haywood Tr.trace, Chiswick, and Harry Greenro ...