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... aims recruiting 2.500 a month. I.L.P. OPPOSES ARMS FOR RUSSIA Speaking at an I.L.P conference in Glasgow. Mr John McGovcrn. M P . said he was against war. but having got into was not favour of throwing down arms and making peace at any price with Hitler. ...
... Leeds. BUFFET MAID and Lounge Waitress wanted: live In; good wages.— Write, giving references, to the Proprietor. Lister's Arms Hotel. Ik ley. CAPABLE Lady Clerk required for hotel office. —Write, giving full particulars, to 5155, Yorkshire Post. Leeds ...
... Harehilli, Leeds. The Marriage between JACK of and of will take piece on Saturday. Feknm 2 p.m.. St. Margaret'® Church. Cardigan Road. Friends Afarriagea 6nW(MO-mnLlTVN. —January 31. at Bldon Method!* Church. Woodbouse Lane. Leeds, tor the Rev. A. FMrhurst ...
... of the late Mr. John Evans to Sell by Public Auction on the Premises as above on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11th, 1942. The Farm Implements AND Household Furniture, etc. The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE include: Sideboard, Drawing Room Suite, Couch, Arm Chaiis, about 2 ...
... Wednesday night in aid of the Lampeter and District Nursing, Association. I St. David's College.—The Rev. E. Lee! Hamer, vicar of Cardigan, who has been ' LLANLLWNI selected to deliver a series of lectures dur- Death and Funeral.—The death of Mr. int Lent, spoke ...
... Arch- apprenticeship to the drapery trade in a member of the Governors' Executive deacon of Cardigan. A posse of police, in London where he had the late Mr. John Council. As a Freemason he served as a charge of Inspector T. 0. Price, formed an Hinds, M ...
... having insufficient arms, commanders complain there are too many types and that the men are having to learn too much.” [An article on the Home Guard appears Page Two.] Carlisle Farmer’s Death The death has occurred at his home at of Mr. John Millican, aged ...
... 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 ...
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... Leak Ooua. Club. Bakers' the stock til York- H941. experience for To-night. Atlm yd., Mon. Jay Boeper'i shire twpwliilb nnr > arm* i in#wr> ba a. L cash desk retail store; permanent poit^Bl Rhythm Boys. 5 oi. liS. wS. Hu».W tjS»Lj*«ri »»lary. 8D458. Bradta^H ...
... Altyre Way. Beckenham, Kent. Funeral arrangements later. MURPHY—Feb. 8. MARY JANE, beloved wife of the late John Murphy and dearly-loved mother of John (MN.). Edward. Mary and James. 9 Seymour Road. Broadgreen (late Ajax Street) Funeral arrangements later ...
... DEATHS HARVEY.—On February 7. aged years. Edith, the dearly-loved wife of John Harvey. Interment on Wednesday at St. Matthew’s Church; cortege to leave the residence of her parents (John and Sarah Mordlca. 38 Stewart Street. Silksworthl at 1.15 p.m. Friends ...