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... HOUSE. occupying a most convenient situation. WITH VACANT POSSESSION. V. STANLEY WALKER and SON will Bell bv Auction. the CARDIGAN ARMS. LOWER TOWN STREET. BRAMLEY. at o'clock TUESDAY EVENING. 2nd JUNE. 1942, and subject to conditions be then produced. No ...
... t’* —April 4. at Hendrr, F!eur-ae-LlB. John Ambraitr -'v-tored hur•A'’*!r Jours Funeral Thnradav. 4 '•rntlrrorn onlv. ** - April 6. at Napirr-at.. Cardigan, brlovcd husband Mary. Fjidav. 2 o’clock, for Cardigan Orntlrmrn only flowers. s.NAITH. —Rrauit ...
... £1,200, OR NEAR OFFER. Vacant September 29, 1942.—Particulars of this and several other Holdings Hugh. Ladd, Cardigan (Telephone 471. L''ARM to Let Sept, 29 about 149 acres, hse. ttnee & rs Lic^d PPly * Auc- FOR Sale hold Smallholding containing an area ...
... School, Bridlington and Mill Hill School. Electing the legal profession i for a career, he was articled to Alderman John Leak, of the Arm of Leak, Till and Stephenson, solicitors, Hull, and passed the final examination of the Law Society in 1890. Mr Stuart ...
... and JOHN CLEMENTS in adventure Romance of the Fleet Air Arm. SHIPS WITH WINGS. With a personal appearance of H.MS. ARK ROYAL. _ Screened promptly at 6 and 8. LYRIC. Tel. 38154. Coot. p.m. Anna John Carroll. SUNNY (U). IYCSUM, Cardigan Road. ...
... Irish orator. Henry Grattan. as the late Baronet's mother was Grattan's grand-daughter. On his mothers mamage her husband added the name of Grattan to his own. The successor to the Baronetcy Is Lt.-Col. Charles Christopher Grattan-Bellew. me.. aged 7 ...
... HOUSE. occupying most convenient situation. WITH VACANT POSSESSION. V STANLEY WALKER and SON will Sell bv Auction. at the CARDIGAN ARMS. LOWER TOWN STREET. BRAMLEY. at o’clock TUESDAY EVENING NEXT. 2nd JUNE. 1942. and subject to conditions to then produced ...
... OBBORWF.—Mrs OSBORNE and wioh to relatives, friends and neighbours and the Cardigan Arms, for their kmc sympathy and beautiful floral tribute* during their sad bereavement—l Cardigan Row —Mr. and Mrs POGSON sincere* thank all relatives, friend*, neighbour* ...
... for them to be transferred to an arm where, I hope, it can be gratified. (Cheers.) OF V.A.D.'S. Sir JAMES GRIGG said that he received last, week a deputation representing the British Red Cross and the Order of St. John regarding the transfer of V.A.D. ...
... Lieut. William John Pearce, R.N.R., who died 1 through war operations. February 7th, 1941, aged 59 years.—Dearly 1 loved, so sadlv missed, bv his loving ] Wife. PEARCE.—A tribute of love and remembrance of our dear father, ] Lieut. William John Pearce, R.N ...
... children are out of babyhood, accidents have been known to happen through lifting them by the arms, or swinging them round. They must always be lifted under the arms. That is the comfortable, and the rafest way. LESS HANDLED THE BETTER Most women whether they ...
... Funeral to Down Unitarian Churchyard (Mon ...