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... of cardigan caught on the tap of Regent Terrace. Gateshead, was one of the rails She thought at gacled for a year at Durham first that the baby had choked. Sessions vesterdav for Dr J Ennis said the cause of Quarter breaking Into the Butchers Arms death ...

... driver fined A MOTORIST, who was driving a hired car, was fined £3 and ordered to pay £1 costs at Berwick Court on Thursday. John R. Sutherland, of 27 Craigentinny Crescent, Edinburgh, claimed that he was unaware that be had collided with any vehicle, but ...

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... North Shields. ~ The car wss driven by Mr John Chisholm, who was accompanied Mi s Thompson, both of Southway. West Denton, Newcastle, and Miss E. M Olive, Stephenson Road, Heaton, who received a bruised arm. , Mr Ernest E. Taylor of • Whitehouse Lane ...

... Elected The following office-bearers were elected for the ensuing season: President. Mrs Hay; captain. Mr John M. Laidlaw; vice-captain. Mr A. Horne; ladies’ captain. Mrs W. M. Ross; hon. secretary, Mr C. M. Anderson; hon. treasurer. Mr A. Forsyth; ladies’ ...

... thought best. He put His arms around you And whispered “Come to rest. Always remembered by his _loving wife and family.—Orchard House, Paxton. ♦ MEMORIALS ♦ Bln GRANITE Designs and Prices on Application CLEANED Inscriptions Cut JOHN WILSON * SON SCULPTORS ...

... the child declared Mr John It :,on • owitr , •nr. Wed' I After comperes • lam 13-yeed a., • lee, n . i•:. ea Pretrial' of In hk aersidentl•l address al Torp•av lodise that compare ;last Mehl he threatened to si two cardigan., a Rath twist tie the •in ...

... am on February S, with another policeman, he went to a field near Willington When found she was wearing oatmeal-coloured cardigan, a black sweater with a white design on the neck, a light dowered skirt, black shoes and silk stockings. She was riding a ...

... •OKSTAILII JOHN COVILL Mid Stacithare .mt%.' Magistrates today that after being eddied t. with a house In Street. Maddens. ha was unreel. met in the kitchen try a rt-yelmt-dell labourer who safe be was elven hir earth either a mess Owe armed with a Mellow ...

... I'll slap your faces. GRABBED BY ARM At Murton Village they were standing on a grass verge and she alleged Yenson got out of his car and asked her for her name. When she refused to give it he grabbed her by the arm and pushed her half way across the ...

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