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... Anyan, Steans, Smith, Clarkeston, Lalley. Holwell Works (v. Sileby Britialt Legion), Senior League, at Sileby. : Kerr; Wilson Thomas; Harris, Gunby, Perry; Garner, Wright, Learmonth, Glison, Spiby. H. T. H. Peck (v. Oxford-street Conga), at Western Park: ...
... l l i a b n 7 cy Lt b d oo books, df 1 o worth pairs of shves worth £lB 15s. from his then employers, Freeman. Hardy and Willis, Ltd., Thomas William Scoft- Dawes (42), warehouseman, of Saxby-strast, Leicester. was remanded on £2O bail until January 24 ...
... magistrates today ■U adjourned until January 24. a case in which two men appeared together on theft and receiving charges Thomas William Scott-Dawes (42). warehouseman. 2, Saxbv Street, Leicester, was charged with theft of 881 library books, the property ...
... 16* lOd. from Lewis’s (Midland* Ltd . Leiceiter and 13 oalra of ahoe* worth £lB while emoloyed by (freeman Hardy and WUIU. Ltd . Leicester. Thomas William Scott Dawes '42i 2 Saxbv Street. Leicester warehouseman, was remanded (or one day at Leicester Magist ...
... MEMBER OF A LEICESTER LIBRARY Sent To Jail For Stealing 884 Books WHENEVER Thomas William Scott-Dawes (42), warehouseman, of Saxbystreet, Leicester, went into Lewis's to change his library book, he took ene or two others which he had no right to. Within ...
... LEICESTER MERCURY, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 25, 1950 Leicester Man Stole 884 Library Books Gaoled TVERY TIME Thomas William Scott-Dawos (42), 2. Saxby Street. Leicester, a warehouseman. went into a Leicester library, he came out with one or two stolen books ...
... A. Cross, J, lowing members of the Lough- president): Jackson Anderson and Bert borough Club: Mr. Alfred William S har p e Hardy, ' Entertainment Secre- Mr. James Brailsford (seven (joined the club in 1915 and tary, who formed the organiz- years a committeeman ...
... winners. Jim Morris comes in for Cullen, who is unavailable, and he will greatly strengthen the place-kicking of the Tigers. The Thomas-Flees wing will he Operating for the first time this season and it will be interestina to see whether these two determined ...
... back at the base of the scrum, their chances were considered bright. Teams:— LEICESTER: H. B. Deacon; D. E. B. Rees, H. G. Thomas, J. P. Morris, W. K. Nicholas; H. L. Terrington, W. K. T. Moore; D. Bolesworth, L. Chawner, D. Norton. E. Lacey, R. H. Smith ...
... Blackburn R. 0, Chesterhel. ee, Adam, 2 20 - ' which the tackling was top- . 0250. Two miles and about D. E. 13, Rees, H. G. Thomas, J. Brentford 0, Plymouth A. 0 class, 12 1 yards P. Norris, W. K. Nicholas; H. Cardiff C 0 Bradford 2 . Taylor i SCOTCH COMFORT ...
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