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... °orb!. to a member Or at. ; John Nursing Division at V.,, e ,. f Corby. Miss Dierdre Ann LiALIJII f arm Emmett, youngest daughter: o ß f uni M h rs le . y ill i:or L iv . e E , m Co m rb e y tt . , of 23.1 i manager 9 S The bridegroom attended Oakham ...
... stating age, experience and wage required to Box 1840, Guardian Office, Spalding. ARM LABOURER with working son. preferably Tractor Driver.— Le Marchant, Hungerton, Grantham. ARM WORKER wtd; able to drive tractor; house and garden. B. Cullen. WynkhiU Manor ...
... at Brooke licence holder. !church. Canon W. 0. Speight Dividend—Former landlord :conducted. with Mrs. R. Royce of the Cardigan Arms and founder member of its sick at the organ. Edwards Baines .read the lesson. and dividing club. Mr. A. 1 Jones, was guest ...
... Turner. Mrs. Plecknor and Mrs. Brogan T ; competition, Miss E. M. !Israeli and Mrs. Niven. Mrs. J. Woods vu M.C. A group of St. John Ambulance A Division MMUS' Cadets went to their annual camp near Scarborough week. Leaders in charge were Cadet Supt. Miss ...
... . P.C. G.C.V.0.. the Countess of Cardigan. Earl Fitzwilliam.• M.P.H.. Viscountess Althorn, 'in royal blue.. Mr. Edmund Brudenell. Lady Raglan. the Earl of Cardigan like the Squire, a cousin of the 7th Earl of Cardigan, leader of the Charge.. the Hon. ...
... Kettering 10 miles. rpHOMAS R. LYALL & CO , J- LTD., are instructed bv Mr. G. L. Smith, who is leaving, to Sell Auction, the CARDIGAN ARMS PADDOCK. DEENETHORPE. WEDNESDAY. 23rd SEPT., 1953. the whole of his LIVE and DEAD FARMING STOCK For further details see ...
... 11664411 . 11 Arm. Nora Dnuael. who died on the 17th day of year commencing let Jul:,. lA* AL ° 'I f°141.1 March 1056 are requested to 1956. sow 216 Rent inde rid . 4 Mk Flock Karel send forthwith particulars Form of Tender and full. N. Arm, 16. I Id ...
... the 'western should be sent in to s., - side of Lawn Wood to anoint 'later that) 12th Januar: :i JOHN LEE & SON immediately north of .si.le Hill. JOHN BENNETT Chief Education - (0.114.) L Dated this 10th day of De- TD, 39. High Street. ccuter. 1954 C ...
... yaluis in Workwear. nxits. Clornins a Uoderweir. We:Bina, Mien Boots. r.( West Street. Ladies' and Children's Uomrsitar. Cardigans. Jumpers Corwin I,viscar. Large Stocks I.C. gill and. Prompt am Lee and Son Wm.. L ,,i . old Wharf Road. Grantham , Icl. ...
... Cook. I BY BALLOT eldest dairthter of Mr. and Mrs. I. Cook. of 20. Balk Road, Ryliall, was married at St. John's church, Ryhall, on Saturday to Mr. John Wil- Lam Raings. a keen sportsman. only son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rollings, of Holmesdale. Tinwell Road ...
... Pointon• THINGS LOST verted to allow an easy flow I ' nothing had been paid be-. failed to cause Roe to keep Cartwrignt i • son arms. Farming Co.. they stood in a where the bY-Pass will cross. THIS WEEK tween May 5. 1958 and April the records on the two dates ...
... near the cross-roads. Their father. Mr. James Baldwin. worked as a shepherd on the Cardigan Estate and claimed have been the first perso hl to see the famous Lord Cardigan after he had fallen from his horse in the accident which resulted in his death. The ...