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... JOHN L. WILSON & '.'OM\PANY : / “h’l' lll‘):n‘('.t“.'a an FRIDAY, JULY 11: GEORGE STREET KETTERING (8 pm.) MONDAY, JULY Idth: Ncar CARDIGAN ARMS CORBY J— | &t 10 am (8 pm.) , Sale to commence at 1030 A large Quasa, .. TUESDAY, JULY 15th: lam. prompt, ...
... in the dock with a policewoman's arm linked through her own, As at all her appearances she wore a mustard check coat and blue cardigan. The Director of Public Prosecutions was represented by Mr. M. J Jardine and Mr. John Hobson (instructed by Messrs. Markham ...
... broadcaster on as a second Infants' school Mr. John Hard was best was bees - has returried P eter meals supervisor in the last man and Messrs. Peter and fpwmin- borough after a break of | week of the summer term was John Hooton (bride's bro- a 113 a ' o ' near] ...
... rectid bereavement, HARPER.—The daughters of Ih¢ late Olive Harper, 49 Pen Giiin Lane, Corby, and Mr. and Mrs W. Holman, Cardigan Arms, Corbr. wish to express their sincere thanks to all relatives and_ friends. @0 the Waggon Dept.. Corby. for t7e many kind ...
... ARRANGED. Ltd., The Brfleré, Oundle, for the 1951 HILLMAN Minx Saloon. Brem Your present Car, Van or Motor tenancy of the Cardigan Arms at coachwork and interior in good |Cycle taken in part exchange, finrhw 21.11 condition. Checked in our cnfi ...
... usual prices. iror two weeks only. —Charles Butler, Market Deeping 12-9 COPPERS, new galyanised 10 gallollll:{ 15s8. each. — John Cracknell. Limited. Huntly Grove, P'borg,__! rR S T COLTONS. — Your Agents for Rudge, Elswick. Triumph, Hercules and Robin ...
... Mr. 1. Jones Manor Houseetzvet. a 79-yearand of Mrs. I. Jones. 1 Oimarch. old ramie teacher was admitted Llechry.l. near Cardigan. to the Memorial Hospital late on The bride. for the past three- ; Wednesday night with severe and-a-halt-years ha been work- ...
... a month in which ;to pay. Segasby, in evidence, said that he lived at Stewarts and Lloyds Hostel He had a drink at the Cardigan Arms and then went to the Nag's Head After seeing ’a. friend to a bus, he saw three or four men standing near the kerb. He heard ...
... West Germany Cut AMERICAN military patrols on the 100-mile highway linking Berlin with West Germany were denied passage by armed Russian guards to-day, a U.S. military spokesman said. Russian guards are also reported to have turned back a British patrol ...
... at 9 p.m. he saw Goodnuin in the car park and his suspicions were aroused when he noticed that Goodman had a bulge under his arm. Goodman admitted that he had taken a mackintosh from the saddle-bag of a bicycle. P.c. Suich said that after a denial Goodman ...
... recited womenâ was said by Susan 11 and V. Williams. 3E. J. d K iâ¢an for Women's Feiiowship on Tucsvears. and Trevm Cnx John Ehnore Charnley, Pauline Meekes. Bites; four small reflexed «hlbmon miJht P h? was I' ' The services were conducted p j Archer ...
... Peterborough 13-2 ALL SIZES of Zips. 4in. Lo 48ip , for dresses, bags, etc., 20 different shades; also oven-end l}me for cardigans, etc. Remember for zips and zip repairs.—Cuttriss. the Leather Shop, Queen Street Peterborough. 'Phone 3974. 20-2 A NEW ...