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... to his home Defendants were fined LI each. PARKING OFFENCE Kington Driver Fined at Hereford Alfred William Johnson. Newton Row, King ton, was fined tos. at Hereford City Magistrate.; Court on Monday for parking a vehicle' for more than the permitted time ...

... 3, .1. W. Kint anti Sun. Churchdown tred and white, unnamed). Heifer l'Airnonorafter September Ist. 1941+ : 1, J. E. Junes, ROW.: ITreworgan Rose 2nd); 2, Lord Bracket (Bracket Lass yth); 3. W. li!ner, Mach Wenlock (Wenlock (;racefal). Ball born before ...

... greensward The oljranisers of this bolida attraction is aid of the beide looked radiant 31111 the seem was thrown over a gown of ROW brocade cut on unman hedge sosne 3,, feet into a field. Trion Church Restoration Fund had a stout ally in the Boy ,. line.. ...

... the bride ware a twopiece -oit of white login-, with white hat. and id! WOK a gold locket chairs and carried a ..pre of and row, and an ivory Prayrr Honk. .lr. Mervyn Edwards, brother of the bridegroom, was bect mz.n. The Vicat,.4ey. S. 'favenuori I the ...

... Jived DE . the u, the Show on a future ,occasion.' !hie of the most important *Mures Main line eNpress trains iffigrimis To wiz row Kerr asi L . . and • mita ' i .of t he m ae o r of Ltommeter. AM ; e n the world today was that tees of Builders, Contractors ...

... in an ivory satin gown with full-length embroidered veil held in place by a wreath of orange blossom She also wore a treble row of pearls. the gift of the bridegroom. Her bouquet was of pink carnations with trailing fem. The matron'of honour was her sister ...

... ; detached small House R. 2 8., Bthnu. H. C.), nice Grounds. Weil furaithed. immediate (use- Or 12 MORRIS, BARKER POOLg t. row (Tel. 5i 8: 53). ACRES of GRASS GRAZING to Let in Leominster.—Box No. o, ../o News (Vice. Leominster. LII/ER/WHITE PE DIGS. ...

... Women's Institute; Grace and Albert; Winnie Morgan. Edith and Jack; George: reighbours and friends (Duke Street and Wishladea Row): Mr. and Mrs. D. Grigg and Geraldine; Mrs. Trayler : Mrs. Arnett and Neste: fellow members R.0.C.; officers and members 8.R ...

... mix, i,a given :may her father, wore a tiresof taffeta, with a lwaikire-s of orange likeeaini. She earned a bouquet of red row-s. The briiltimiabia were Miss Joan Ilatie. and Miss Ma‘is Wittman. Built wore dresara of pink taffeta, with of poi•ier., and ...

... Lim; harvest wagons to producing mere food titan at any on Thursdu7. Friday • I Sat rla • int y, Mather, Dorothy Dayas Freda Rowe, an d Di emen. 4, 27; rick sheets to ka; tractor pulley time in British history. lets brilliant colour photography, Marilyn ...

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