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... unfrocks missing’ clergyman ‘CONSENTS TO SENTENCE’ rpHE 52-year-old Vicar of Woodford (Cheshire), the Rev. Phillip St. John Wilson Ross, who disappeared after going for a swim when on holiday in Wales in August, last year, was at Chester Consistory Court ...

... the the back of the right wrist. name John Ronald Chesney in injuries, which were recent, were 1928°—I don't know the type of injuries “ which one Later I believe he c his frequently sees following a name to John Donald Mi fla ht.” 1 do not know After ...

... those of a man known to us Cu Fina! at on Apri! life if she went Germany. ‘as John Donald Meritt John 84th Lady Derby will present did not want to go, ~ because an and Ronald John Chesney. the medals accident might happen ” | (Proceeding). Was the reason ...

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... MIRIAN PARKER sod lather of SENTRA and JOHN FRANZEON Funeral at Hawks! head Church. Beturday. 11 ear. (1 rILEINGTON.—On Aptil tor teuddeatyl. JAMMI. aged Id years. the dear:v-toeed son of MARY JANE and the late JOHN WILLIAM PILIEINMON and the dear !brother ...

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