... 455. 6d. Gussies advanced to ills, and Canadian and English Preferred and Ordinary to 15s. and 235. Grattans were arm at 575. Marks A rose to 70s. John Summers Ordinary madel a premium of around 4-id. Some good buying caused an advance in 8.1 C.C. to 48s ...

... original letter which THE CRIMEA Holding its fire until the enemy started the confusio'n (see foot of first column). STORY, BY i JOHN was only 150 yards away, the immortal thin red line rose to its feet and shattered them with a ALLDRIDGE devastating burst ...

... Cafe and Dance Hall. Swinton. when Platt and about 15 to 20 other youths came UP. Platt asked Jolley if he knew a boy named John Potts. Then Platt struck him in the face with his fist, knocking him to the ground. Jolley was then kicked in the face and ...

... great love tur Turkey, but they had a very real fear of Russia. to whom popular opinion then, as now, attributed a power in arms little short of invincible. Fur Britain, moreover. a Russian occupation of Constantinople meant a direct threat to the overland ...

... LAITHWAITE. In losing memory of JOHN kilted In action July 21. 1917. mho HAROLD. died March 3. 1954. Loved and remembered every day. MOTHER and ALL. 57 Carisbrook Street. Harpurbey. Birthday Memories MeKENZlE.—Birthday memories of JOHN. died of wounds. Ismailia ...