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... goal and then CUNNINGHAM flung himself over for a try for Ireland. PEDLOW converted. Result: IRELAND WALES HARDY RETAINS WALK TITLE Roland Hardy (Sheffield United Harriers) retained the National 10 miles road walking championship in Regent's Park, London ...
... Eerdßland C IYarleak B WELLINGTON v. EYE 8. - 33 J. Rees 31 C. Langford 23 R. Hardy 34 J. Lane 34 P. Yeomans.. . G. Trumper 24 35 J. Davies 33 K. Davies 32 J. Thomas J. Davies, inc. 30 255 24) NORTON CANON v. HATFIELD. 27 R. Griffiths ...
... Barnsfield 35 34 T. Davies 33 S. Davies WELLINGTON v. SHORDON IL 33 1. Rees 34 1. Thomas 33 ►. Yeomans 34 D. Williams L. Mills 37 35 K. Davies 34 C. Langford 33 3. Darin 27 D. Hardy 263 274 EAIRDISLAND C v. ICIPABOLTON '11. 23 0. Watkins .. . L. Tomkins ...
... Birmingham; the offlicence, Blue Bell Inn, Swadlincote, ' , wile Betty Roberts, 2, Truro Away; and the Stanhope , wadlincote; to Thomas Robson, Gaolgata Street, Stafford. Mr. A. L. N. D. Houghton. - _ ,ember of Sowerby, commented: NV , xi these benches can ...
... Gordon Raymondb Marston, motor engineer, 57, Chelveston Rot Thomas Anthony Bunting ,' machinist, 60, Stepping Stones Road. Reginald John Hampshire, coppersmith, 108, Gerard Avenue; Roy Hardy, toolmaker, 101, Walsall Old Cars' Faults Street; Keith Brian ...
... Craddock. tool fitter, 80. Alderman's Green bricklayer, 12. Canterbury Street; Road; Anthony Welwyn Warren, Peter Francts Thomas Bromwich, patternmaker , 25, Selworthy Road; auctioneer, valuer and estate agent illiam Walton, machinist and 67, Russell ...
... 30—Weather Forecast. 11.36—News summary. °reign Review. CO— The Crane's I.ls—lndfs'a !Second Tive-rear Plan. The Trial of Thomas Crammer. 5.0--O3ildrenliTeievisi --- on. 7.o—News Summary. 7.3-11 ports News. the Weather. 7.lo—Newsreel. 7.2o—Highlight ...
... Oliver. M. Curtis. Coventry Welsh II• (v. Stoke Old Boys, away. Minor Cup semifinal), selected from: Bridges, Palmer, Duckett. Thomas, O'Brien, Bateman, Slade. Phillips. White, Stinchcombe, Somers, Birch. Owens. Griffiths, Evans, Woodward, Wileman. Francis ...
... to these young wives? My daughter has never got over the shock although three years have passed. EDITH M. LAMB 16. Upper Thomas Street. Aston. Birmingham. • Mrs. Parker. who is 31, prepared for her baby for seven months. SILr spent the last lour months ...
... ewes. In moving that Mr. Richard Thomas be the new president, Mr. H. V. Poole said Mr. Thomas was a practical farmer who put forward the case of the Clun sheep on every possible occasion. On taking office, Mr. Thomas returned thanks' for his election ...
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... Linton Reserves) on Monday, K.O. am. From: F. Watson. Collingwood, Woolley, Richards, Jones, Russell. S. Smith, J. Smith, Hardy, Allsopp, Hallam, J. Watson, E. Smith, A. Watson. Players should notify Hon. Secretary, R. O. Russell, whether available. Lichfield ...