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... 4, .Marparet Hendry, wife the late llobei-t Black, painter and decorator, aped 81. CARDIGAN.—HiII view, Morebattle, Mar 2 Pabeila Hall, wife of the late William'cardigan' COXON.—Swinhoe, Chathill, Mar. 5, Grace, dearly beiOve-i wife of the late Wuliam ...
... the staff and employees Cardigan Road Makings and friends at the Cardigan Arms, for kind expressions sympathy and floral tributes received during their sad bereavement. —9. Green how Mount, Leeds 4 TASK Fit.—The Fam-ly the late John William TASKER wish to ...
... successful. Mr. J. Prosier and Miss M. Evason. Pte. John Thomas Richardbon, Pioneer Corps. was remanded in custody until March 24th at a special Ludlow Borough Police Court nn Monday, charged with stealing a cardigan, value 21. the property of Pearl Stead. INt ...
... band Aid Russia— Mrs J H Clarke Miss Marjorie Coote organised competition with woollen cardigan prize successful in raising of £8 for Mrs Churchill’s Aid to Fund cardigan won by Mrs Kingdon of Porchester Hants most appreciative been received by Mr Tommy from ...
... Hasting*. 4 O COUPON GOODS tor Bister.— Raaov&ted fJwinfi4 gpf*n» eoata. 18/11, etc.; ladles’ sum skirts, 5/1H 8/llt a*., cardigans, . 8/11; lai i«, l/ii—The Cllva Vais Crowd IRONING STOVE with alx Irani.—Alf»d B. WOron. U. Ereralay-ereacent, St taonarU ...
... who have Joined His Majesty's Forces Tickets 1/6; Forces half-price. Pay at the door. 27 IARN Dunce To night, Labour Rra., Cardigan Rd. Competitions. 7.30 to 11. A4m. ti-. p rrOL Ballroom. To-night. Mean wood Cricket Club Dance, 7-11, w.th Bert Nobla Lis ...
... brickmaker Francis Carter near Slough and it is announced that free pardon will be granted to accomplice who may make confession Arm Wood an inmate of the Uxbridge Union Workhouse celebrated her 102nd birthday She went into the Battle Waterloo with her husband ...
... and will our other armed Forces with invaluable information conditions under this is are eaverr Patrol muat however wet may muat comfortable and for drinks and warmth Platoons aplit into nights Many have been duty companions eailv arm-bands walking aticka ...
... who called with Boy for employment on Sunday morning, March with Valley Farm, THEATRES RAND THEATRE. 8. &&&&£-' John Olelgwd his beat. JOHN OXKLQUD. OWIN FFRANQOQN-DAVTES, the Worlcl'a Super Presentation ••MA C K T H. with galaxy West End Stars. MILTON ...
... Bros,, Thome, ARMED Farm Man: cottage in village. Lupton, East Keswick. Leeds. MOTOR Driver, used to coal trade and furnilure removals; also strong Youth. Apply 7 p.m., A. Hutchinson. 5. N. Parade, Leeds 16 MAN for iron warehouse. John Stansfeld. Ltd ...
... of forming a Nuneaton Branch of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs was held at the Newdegate Arms Hotel Nuneaton on Wednesday evening The speaker was Mrs Nancy Anderson National Organiser of the Federation and she spoke to ...
... wage 25a. per week, plus live and sleep In; safe area; permanent.—Write Managenaa. New Bath Hotel, Matlock Bath, Derbyshire. ARMS HOTEL. WAJKX- X FIELD, require PORTER, exempt; position soluble applicant.—Apply Mim P. M. C. Jackson, Manageress. WANTED, ...