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... NEWBON —Orton Waterville, April 15, Theodosea Newbon. 85. NEWMAN.—Peterborough, April 17. John Newman. John's Hospital. 72. NOBLE. -- Warboys. April 17. John Burgess Noble. 93. RIPPINER. —Oundle, April 20. Annie Rippiner, 74. TUFNELL.—Castor, April 18 ...
... Wendy getting on? ton-st.. Huger Brummitt, 45. 1 do hope she is all rignt. Some- Oundle-rd., John South. 2. Partimes Igo in for the competitions Ilament-st.: John Ron. 38. but 1 don't seem to have any time Wootton-ay.: George Baxter, 21. to post them 1 go ...
... locable new child stars stary-bs pull at the heart strings! MAUREEN MARA • JOHN PAYNE WIIJJAM lENDIX : , 4 ta 0 Ira.. 4/4,, b 3 Olga_ --. i •-, 4 .. IL . .1 Gail Russell, Brian Donlevy in Our Hearts Were Growing Up 3.55 and 7.15 (A) ...
... Mrs. John P. Cooke. - Whichway. Werrington, Peterborough. CLARKE—BOWD.—Farcet, Nov. 30, Arthur William Clarke to Eunice Irene Mary Bowd. MORTON—BARRELL --Moriley Abbey, Dec. 2. William Edward Morton to Margaret Joan Barrell, Pinchbeck. RUSSELL BENT. ...
... Mildmay-rd.. '74. BUNN.—Peterborough, Jan. 27. Sarah Ann .Bunn. 83, Alderman's drive, 89 ELLINGTON —Peterborough. Jan. 26. Harold Russell Ellington, 2, Prioryrd., 54. KIRBY. -- Ramsey, Jan. 27. Arthur Henry Kirby, 53, The AVenue. 56. POTTS. Peterborough. Jan. ...
... Wakefield. John Marethall Whltsed, -Highlands, Broadway. Peterborough. to Juan . Barbara Allen. of Ingham, _ Arundel-ay.. Derby. BRYAN POPPLE. -- Eye, Nov. 16. A B Dougla.s Bryan to June Poppli.•. - SPARROW. -- Whittle- SeY. Nov. 16, John Ernest Raymond ...
... Wilkinson. Peakirk-road. injury to thigh. Edith Upex. Police House. Stibbington. fractured wrist. luesday : Darby W. Fossey. 62, Russell-street. cuts and abrasions sustained in 'bus accident at Queen's-walk. Mrs. Pick. St. Leonard's House. cuts to scalp alter ...
... do so. Russell pleaded guilty to supplying eggs without a permit, and Spittle guilty to obtaining the eggs. Mr. Newton submitted it was technical offence. Had Russell 'received permission there would would have been no charge against him. Russell had been ...
... Mrs. J. Robins. Mrs. H. Cox Mr. Goff, Miss Russell, Miss Russell, Mrs. W. Russell. Mrs. j Russel. Mrs. W. AUin, Mrs. Pumffrey, and Miss Whitlock. The bearers were Mr. P. J. Gardner and Mr. Wareing Russell (deacons of Weedon church) and Mr. ...
... band unaer Mr. B. Howes. Helpers included Messrs. H. o. Prosser, A. Wootton, L. Tapp, H. Russell, A. Tapp, and A. Evans. Competition prizes were won by- Mr. John Nightingale and Mrs. T. bmith. Kelresnments were served under the direction of Mrs. L. Tapp ...
... CYCLE THEFT John Michael Haley, Of no fixed :addresst was charged with stealing a cycle value £3 the property of Arthur Lewis Ayre. 35. Mmes-at.. on Oct. 4th.—He pleaded guilty. Ayre said he pho.M his cycle in the side entrance to the City and Counties ...
... d. Far Cotton, 11; Brian Kiely, East 2; Old. Knuston High Farm, irchester. 11. SUNDAY: Jessie Stevens, Woodford 14; Mary Russell, Newnham Grange, 9; Harold Cann, Abthorpe. 13. MONDAY: Lorna Love, Farthlngstone, 16; Donald Blddell. Long Buckby, 16; Victor ...