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... Plane used to kill black fly _— Outnumbered by 10,000,000 to one, a Royal Mr Force plane has won a ictory In the sides at Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. The plane attacked black files with a D.O.T. spray. Black fly killed eoo Animals In Saskatchewan year. The ...
... punctual and regular. For a period he served in the Hebden Bridge Fire Brigade. He was for a long period a member of the Prince Albert Lodge of Oddfellows and successively held every office. Since the incegtion of the local pranch of the Old Ace Pensioners’ ...
... the five sovereigns who made it their summer habitat had no great enthusiasm for the place, but Queen Victoria, who with Prince Albert waa its first Royal tenant, called it this dear paradise. It was on September 8, 1848. that she and the Prince drove ...
... Some varieties of apples are damaged itme sutpbur spray at normal strength Among them are notably Stirling Castle, Lane's Prince Albert and Cox a Orange Pippin. Stirling Castle should not be sprayed with lime sulphur all; the latter two shou-d not sprayed ...
... was here that the Great Exhibition of 1851 —recalled by to-day’s meeting of the Crystal Palace Trustees —was planned. Prince Albert, prime mover of the 1861 event, and later be Prince Consort, was ...
... % DY A PRETTY GERMAN TOY THE Christmas tree was introduced to this country by Prince Albert from his native Germany in 1840 or 1841. It was unknown in this country before then, although a popular custom in Germany. Dickens referred to the Christmas tree ...
... success—with the keys taken from Mr. Silver. Nothing so far has missed. Mr. Silver was_ at one time licensee of the Prince Albert in North-lane. Supt. Fred Cherrill. of the fingerprint department of Scotland 'Yard. with Insp J. Livings and Det.-Sgt ...
... India on the eastern shores whp Harbour to-morrow morn>st j. the officers and men of the allon Tbe Somerset Light ,.y (Prince Albert Regiment) ~ , nonially 'for Britain. Ik* last of the Somersets battalion remaining in fc’atch 7? 2n ...
... DAMSON :r Bath, Blenheim Orange. ling. Chas Rosa, Cox oi, • - L. s Orange Early Iflctoria. . Peach, James Grieve. King 5! Prince Albert. Lotion's Epicure and Superb. Lord Derby, Belie de Louvain. Giant Priane. Y. 6 torts. Iferryweather and other ad. known ...
... each upwards are sold in portions. FRUIT PLENTIFUL Apples and pears form the bulk of the fruit displa y. Brarnleys,l Prince Albert and Derbys (all good cooking varieties) are selling at Bd. per and dessert varieties. English pearmains and Morgans etc ...
... the disapproval of certain people of the marriage of Queen Victoria to Prince Albert. In point of fact the coin, being a Hanover Jack, did not mark disapproval of Prince Albert, but of Ernest, Duke of Cumberland. UNPOPULAR PUKE THE DEATH of William ...
... December. Nominations for district officers for 1949 were accepted as follows: For P.G., Bro. A. Stansfield; P.G. of the Prince Albert Lodge, Hebden Bridge; for D.P.G,, Bro. J. Southwell, P.G., Humility Lodge; V. Uttley, P.G., Perseverance Lodge; J. Jones ...