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... Below: N. Smailes leapt.) being presented with the cup after Northumberland had won the final of je* the Northern Command Army Cadet Force inter-county championship .when they beat Lincolnshire by 5 goals to 3. The v cup was presented by Mr A. R. Richardson ...
... hand', said Sergt. Stewart, After detailing how the gun was recovered from disused room on the opposite side of the stair landing, the witness said it was a 22 pump action repeating Winchester rifle. The rifle was empty Sergt. Stewart said that Nelson ...
... actress and producer. what ‘she understands by the poem and the odds are she will say vaguely “something about building a better land This untitled poem, wrongly called Jenmllem. ktom fact an‘ introductory lyric a longer allegory entitled Milton, which was ...
... we started. and two destroyers on joyfully the news that least I should say I, for We had been marching the Ist April, and land- We were going to be nm:fied»d not return af- for about four hours ed at Bolougne at mid- paid, but strangely to ter events ...
... Monby 11 vlllagers i F|. ’Connolly who was expected erland, Susan Hodgson, Mar the land, b t d d the del ie in- day's meeting of Alnwick Rural . { s { . S gson, e up e land, u at r g - aay s > ' ‘ln addition they claim that| lShermen {home at Christmas, ...
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... Kitchen, Lar- ‘Wa ing to Berwick. \reply from the doc sing that ~oms of the house we ferred. — APPLY, B WINC L Street. YOUNG Woman | Employment. . jooer CARPETS at ke of|room. Sun om with W.C. Garage, transfers d sergeant in 1936, meticulous in _seeing tten- ...
... Tod-le-Moor, concluded by Shilbottle Women's Instithe_ thanksgiving services in tute. Mrs W. Dixon was m.c. Whittingham parish. land prizewinners were: Ladies: The church was decorated by[i. Miss N. Storey; 2, Mrs Mrs Williams, Mrs Baxter, Mrs I Sample; 3 ...
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