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... March 24. Reward.— lent mechanical condition; v e v South Doddington. full petrol. First reasonable offer Wooler —Black. 4 Duke Street. Alnwick. ——— ~ . ~,--L / IARAVAN For Sale. 4-berth, POULTRY AND APPLIANCES lightweight, suit h.p. car.— iDr. Keenlyside ...
... the Agricul tural Committee (Northern Area), and of the committee the Remount Department He formerly served with the Duke of Cambridge's Mi d d lessex Hussars >. All his duties performed conscientiously and with great ability. In his younger days his main ...
... Roland Burrows, K.C., Recorder of Cambridge, when he sentenced Thomas Scott, a 32-year-old clerk nnd former Army Paratrooper, 6 Wvnding Cottages. Bamburgh, Northumberland, to tour years' preventive training ,at Cambridge Quarter Sessions on Saturday for ...
... working to alleviate A FORIER pupil of the education, ¢here are other even if they want to look like TECR 'S illiteracy, unem- Duke's School, Alnwick. wa; shaggy English sheepdogs or ployment, ancient customs . Ronald J. Cross, of 27 There is the Sying ...
... manager of the Wessex Associated News Ltd. A native of Darlington. Mr. Hopper holds a degree in law from Downing College. Cambridge. He spent six years on the Northern Echo at Darlington before becoming personal assistant to the general manager of the Yorkshire ...
... of Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge, the cnly son of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Hewitt, of Kettering, Northamptonshire, studied at Guy's Hospital, London. Miss Robson, the younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Robson, of 75 Cambridge Road, Girton, was attended ...
... ite Swan otel 'M= 5w g am 1 when 250,000 sea trout|Alnwick last week. |pomated “with the Newcostl ggs were despatched| The Duke of Northumberland, totalled £126,000. Today the irom the Northumber-|Proposing the toast to the bank.|balances had topped the ...
... the calculations for the orbit of Uranus proved to be oft the course ot the expected position, John Couch Adams, a young Cambridge undergraduate, determined to find out why this should be so, After four years' work on mathematical calculations he concluded ...
... reduces the strong, at which the Duke of Some of the flowers will be weds, or branching out at a later date into something |Single size is approximately i| one medium sized onion. cooking time, they are noto Cambridge was guest of specially picked and ...
... and legislation on visiting relatives, 1S Mr. that he was at the Universities the principle of freedom of Joseph Gray. of Cambridge and Birming- contract.” Mr. Gray, who has been ham, He also spent two years lain, aged 21, is now enterstaying with Mr. and ...
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