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... Petersham. has a charming oil of a sleeping eaby in her mother's arms, done in a simple and direct way. A small water colour sketch of a side street in Alexandria is shown by Mr. John M. Haddock, of Huntingtonroad, Roehampton; Mrs. K. M. Harrison, 8 ...
... the chapter on the ~th Earl, lof Cardigan, of Balaclava fame., ,in my History of the Brudenellf.! of Deene. and should be very igrateful for the loan anv old (letters or photographs relating, to Lord or Lady Cardigan on their household, also for any personal ...
... 20 May. 1864, ' refers to a match between. I William Clark and Thomas Pemberton, both of Baildon. to be played at the Cardigan Arms the following month for £lO a side. Mr. Kellet being appointed final stakeholder and referee.' Records of aeveral matches ...
... YCEUM, Cardigan Sd. 51765 Coot. 6.0 ••Double Eaposure, with Cheater Morris LYRIC. Tong Rd. Cent. 6. Gene Tleroey, A BELL PGR ADA NO . Thuia.: The Way the Sure (O). Mr? s»t 1 A Thc&tre. Wrok, from p.m. tarda? only 11.SO WITHTCSe JOHNS. •TIKK ...
... and Mrs. F. J. Thomas, of Rosehill-st., Derby. SCRUTON—ARME-The er.-agement Is announced between Harold, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Scruton, of York, and Dorothy, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arme, of Derby. DEATHS BULL —On March 9, at 62, Windmill Hill-lane ...
... essential; send fullest particulars.—H 97. Daily Post. Blackpool. EV’ANTED. First-class Hand Knitters for • • ladies’ Jumpers, cardigans, etc.; only first-class knitters need apply; home work; wool supplied.—Particulars W6. Daily Post. Pmston. ALL-ROUND Professional ...
... pain. ROLL OF HONOUR HULL. —In proud and loving remembrance a dear son and brother, Sub. Lieut. Thomas Geoffrey, Fleet Air Arm, R.N.V.R., who lost his life in a flyinp, accident Aug. 31, 1945, 21 years. corrow victory could ever repay.— Greatly missed ...
... VARIETY AGENCY Chandos House, 45/6 Chandos Place, W.C.2. I THE QUICK SERVICE THEATRICAL CLEANERS Prop.: B. W. R.y Mark,. 35., CARDIGAN RD.. W1NT0N, BOURNEMOUTH. HANTS. NEW TABS FOR OLD t\ DAY f TA1LEAUX CURTAIHS (W.tl, w.tho.it Appliqutdr.iun). BORDERS. i ...
... memories of a dear father, John Ernest, who fell asleep May 27, 1943. also dear mother, who fell asleep August 1931 -Ever remembered by. loving daughter i Daisy, and son-in-law Charles ! STEW.—Treasured memories' of my dear husband, John Stev/, who fell asleep ...
... attend. The play to read Esther McCracken's Quiet Wedding.' and at the next fortnightly meeting members will read Shaw's •• Arms and the Man.' MUSIC GROUP Members of the Civic Society Music Group listened appreciatively to throe violin and piano sonatas ...
... Lanes., JOHN RUSSELL, beloved husband Florence late of Cross Gates, Leeds. âCremation Carterton, Blackpool, to-day, July 194 G. flowers, request. HOBOS, âJuly 2, Is hospital (after long illness, patiently borne), SARAH (nee wife of John of âService ...