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... she foundation Railway Station in 1947 Centenary Exhibition This (oast be Mr Wynford Vaughan Thomas Following the Luncheon Club meeting Mr Wynford Vaughan Thomas accompanied bv Mr Graham Cann will be entertained to luncheon at the exhi bition Fabian of ...
... the river Big Bream One of the biggest caught season is the (Jib 2oz bream caught the Vernatt’s by a Rotherham angler Dave Hardy have been some phenomenal catches in this drain in private waters rented by Spalding Fishery Club The Steeping River Bell-water ...
... Northampton engineering firm Miss Joy Butcher aged 20 was presented at Court last year and since then has been employed by Hardy Amies the Queen’s dressmaker Tomorrow's Selections COURSE CORRESPONDENT LEWES II 230: Merry Prince 30r Union 330: Gobstopper ...
... suit top wages— Pavilion Cinema Scunthorpe Mrs Taylor (Senr) Cook required Youth Gertrude Mr Mrs G out or ex-ACC Family Mrs D Hardy Mr in or out to Mrs Mr Mr Gunn Chef Victoria Station Hotel Nottlng-Mr Mrs Mrs Miss ham Ellerby Mr Mrs Thlckett Mrs AUTOMOBILE ...
... At to put a pig in was the assessment of many Pinchbeck cottages by Mr. Clement Laxton. farmer. RIOTS AT CROWLAND Mr. Thomas Hardy. farmer. Crowland. recalled the riots of the sort of set made against machinery in '3O-'32. The thing which pacified the ...
... enjoyed a few sallies made by Cmdr A C Hardy at a trade luncheon yesterday Cmdr Hardy is one of the most prolific and knowledgable writers on shipping and fishing matters of the day and it was largely through an Cmdr Hardy had some “kind” words to say about ...
... RIOTS AT CROWLAND Mr. Thomas Hardy, farmer, Crowland, recalled the riots of the sort of set made whist machinery in '3O-'32. The thing which pacified the men then was giving each of them half an acre of land at a nominal rent. _ Nobody can tell how ...
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... Steven- minister and his wife were/son (nephews and nieces): ‘welcomed by the &ruident'nr. Robix Proctor. Mr, and | (Mrs, C. Hardy), r. Hart'Mrs. Waddingham frflm replied to the words of wel-|their golden wedd come. Tea and biscuits were yms{g. Floral tributes ...
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