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... William’s first letters to Ellen are from 19 Cornwallis Street Liverpool in 1878 The census of 1881 reveals that 14 people lived there They included Thomas Lakin aged 58 a widower with his three daughters and son William William was then aged 29 a wheelwright ...
... unconverted try Exeter’s new signing Huw Thomas on-loan from Swansea powered over for a try converted by stand-off Fari Tchahardehi four minutes later and Armstrong then claimed a pushover try Prop Derek Jelley claimed a further Leicester try late on Stransky ...
... Victoria The remarks had angered Britain which retained the Suzerainty (control of South Africa’s foreign affairs) after the 1881 Boer War Football Walsall 5 Lincoln City 0 Burton 4 Gainsborough 1 LINCOLN CITY concluded their fixtures finishing bottom of the ...
... politics.” 1839: The first Bradshaw’s . Railway Timetable was issued. It continued publication until 10 March, 1961. - : = . - 1881: The Savoy Theatre, London, first public building to be lit by electricity, openied with a performance of Gilbert and ...
... Premier Division I won their Morion did well Ockbrook in reaching total of 191-7 and there of urgency in the batting of Steve Jelley (48) Neil Elks and Stanely not out) However there feeling of real authority Ockbrook' reply of 195-1 with Tim Adcock (100) ...
... their games Morton did well Ockbrook in reaching respectable total of 191-7 and there sense of urgency in the batting of Steve Jelley (48) Neil Elks (45) and Adrian Stanely (30 not out) and Dave Hallack (85) giving them wicket win Despite Ockbrook’s win they ...
... Morton did well at Ockbrook in reaching a respectable total of 191-7 and there was a sense of urgency in the batting of Steve Jelley (48) Neil Elks (45) and Adrian Stanely (30 not out) However there was a feeling of real authority in Ockbrook’s reply of 195-1 ...
... Durban. South Africa. She gave birth to twin sons in Birmingham on July 5. 1907. Frank Thomas (my grandfather) and William John. My great-grandfather was also in the Boer War 1899-1902 and the First World War in South West Africa. 1914-1918. and was wounded ...
... telegraph wires as they went The Boer President Paul Kruger demanded an explanation from the British Government but Her Majesty’s Government was unaware of the incident At 3pm on January 2 Jameson’s force met up with a Boer force near Krugersdorp and after ...
... 2001 3 S moova (But) 1956..4 K Nelfte (Ger) 1930. 5 S Memel (We) 19 09 6 louliong (China) 1901. R Pagel (US) 18 81 8 S Sop 1881. 9 C Puce. Smith (US) 18 /2 10 V Fegyuslena (U4r) 1603 11 V Pavlysil (U 0) 1191. 12 I (Res) 1188 Jump, 0.111101 RI 16 /5m oi ...
... February at 1230 pm Family flowers only but donations if desired to St Catherine's Hospice care of Stoneman of Reigate FORD (nee Jelley) On 8th February 1995 peacefully in her sleep at East Surrey Hospital Doris May beloved wife of Merry Dearly loved mother ...
... righteous to forgive will never be and the sum was raised by public subscription Commanding officer of the battalion was Sir Thomas Glen-Coats whose family owned the world-famous Fergu-slie Thread Mills in the West End of the town The illustrious story of ...