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... City Msgtstrates on a Arm of butchers and their manager on 17 summonses for addressing prepared meat for ale at prices In races. o( the m•zimuns laid down. The Arm Arthur Young. Ltd of North House North- M.. were lined • total of and La come and the manager ...
... chartered accountant, said he was a passenger in the coach which was travelling to Lingfteld races. The driver did not stop at the halt sign, and witness could see an accident was inevitable. After t he Chairman had stated the case would be dismissed. Mr. Lawrence ...
... an author he been appointed Motor Research Trust which was re sponsible for building cars an erlort superiority over the racing cars of France Italy and Germany QUESTION we not enough tro hands without worrying about the shortage dollars?” was the first ...
... at was travelling toLingfield later to have the order revoked least 1000 people that races The driver did not stop at the halt sign and witness could see an accident was inevitable After the had stated the case would be dismissed Mr Lawrence said the ...
... Brother Jell. while in the process of root cutting, injured his Anger and consequently it had to be amputated. He reported the accident to the Union, who submitted a claim for damages. This was settled with the employer's insurance company at £450. Brother ...
... young and Road accident figures for the alike thrilled and fasci-j‘lTca October 18th and nated to the end No sooner December 6th were 14 persons in- had Mr Press finished when tw° 0 :h young children Father Christmas (Mr V the twelve accidents Cheeseman) ...
... mp-|13 places, and | eceased dav, were in the first four ALL PERSONS hav the At the half-way stage, race was barring lo LAIMS against the estat 1ave accidents, the team here practically won, the placings at |GRASEBY late of The the that point bein 2, 3, 4 ...
... breed of dogs has now dis- appeared An Act of Parliament was passed forbidding the use of dogs for drawing barrows as many accidents arose through horses taking fright at them Eight pounds of cherries could be bought for 6dl A cock-pit used on Sunday mornings ...
... steel countered a statement from counsel danger the public at the racecourse that had been from the time of Anne without accident Mr T R pillars were hideous atrocities the Mr Vaughan admitted that represented the outeomings It I rn the Syndicate erected ...
... juniors earned well-deserved 4th in the 5-milc county race with Chris Chataway scoring in third place for the club Chris running expected filled third position from start never varied throughout the race Although third to his keen rival P J Pirie of South ...
... and of (ailing to co-operate Uxbridge Safety Committee on Monday After it been reported that during November per cent the accidents in the district involved pedal cyclists Mr G Hartley declared: “The main barrage is brought bear on motorist We ought call ...
... Bar AND Delicatessen Prices to Suit YOU SANDWICHES At another house in the Winnersh area the postmen have a new kind of relay race A large stick is kept hidden in the hedge near the gates so that the postman is ready should the owner’s fierce dog waylay ...