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... wing Except tKe bird of death High in the sky with deadly eye To seek destroy to kill Some distant chatter the voice of death Speaks forth spreading carnage Back and forth to ones thy know not Nor have ever seen A flag the colours do unfold to lean the way ...
... 'the kick taken and this time made no mistake A converted try Welsh 9-3 lead at half-time against this season was good to speak with Bobby McDonald again who one my best pals at the club Along with Tommy Hutchison seems to have settled down and I wish ...
... is perhaps better known as a doctor’s surgery Speaking tube A succession of physicians lived there including Dr Gaston Ritchie and Hiram B Why man an Ameican the left-hand side of the door is old speaking SlafiHon COVENTRY 61 1993 REWIRING MATERIALS 25 ...
... The records state: “Though did not resvdt in a large profit for the Church Institute in whose behalf it was given musically-!speak-ing it was very profitable “The debt on the billiard table at the Institute is now paid off and the table is now the property ...
... was used as a -doctor’s surgery for many years and Harold and Bill Cole from Bellairs Avenue 15 1981 Bedworth put in the speaking tube on the left hand side of the door Says Harold: “We were working for Fred Dewis the electrical contractors in King Street ...
... mark the occasion “It will take place on Tuesday September 22 at Civic Hall” club chairman Ron Beech has revealed Mr Beech speaking at the Table’s annual Ladies Night dinner held at the Allesley Hotel Coventry last month “We sincerely hope those of you ...
... Wootton’s wife The date on the engine was 1901 It was kept spotless and all brass and steel parts were kept highly-polished Speaking of the trimming shop reminds me of an amusing incident concerning the manager at that time Pigeons were kept by someone close ...
... “What are you-looking at?” said his dad “You can keep your eyes that” Another few minutes went by without either of them speaking: “Now what are you looking at” said the old man “I was just thinking” sajd son “Those stairs are awkwardest I’ve ever seen ...
... spent his youth in Coton but he says: “Bedworth is now my home” “I’ll never leave here The people are so friendly everybody speaks to you “I never thought I could settle out of Nuneaton but Bedworth has a different atmosphere altogether” He is now settling ...
... fog and adverse breese We salute thee and we pray -Bless O God our land today Flag of Britain mid the nations May it ever speak of peace And proclaim to farthest stations All Unruly strife must cease We salute thee and we pray Bless God our land today ...
... (4) 33 Be sullen (4) Last week's solution ACROSS: 1 'Picking up 8 Andover 9 Cur-tail 10 Spotted 13 Look over 14 (M)Ouse 16 Speaking up 20 Lead 22 Here 24 Paddle-boat 28 Al-ma 29 Mutation 31 Sal-tire 34 (WinjTer-mite 35 Capital 36 Strangers DOWN: 1 Pickles ...
... Says Mr Parsons who is 76: “As they passed me Chris smiled I saw her again the following week plucked up enough courage to speak and it all started from there” He was born at the top of Newtown Road in bne of three thatched cottages “We lived in the first ...