... should be considered. she said, but each should be prepared to compromise for the good of the church as a whole. For the thirtles. Mr. Victor Williams said the basic princip:es were the same as in his grandfather's day. but —were operating in a very ...

... Wales the following local successes were achieved: Pinal: Mr L W Wright of 27 Harrinsrton-avenue Lincoln articled to Mr N W Thirtle Intermediate : Mr J P Horton of Bdrton-road Lincoln (articled to G H Kelsey) and Mr G K Oram of Thornholme Brigg articled ...

... credit has been reduced by R3l 10e. because of an under-payment of income tax 13 years ago Is to be taken up in the Commons. Mr. John McKay. M.P. for Waliaend is to ask on February 18 if the Chancellor of the Exchequer, is aware tha a Wallaend man was informed ...

... dispute. At the London five-power l' , '' gifts to all Halifax May i oress would be able to present Queen's physicians, Mr. John' The Duke of Edinburgh talks last month they stood united babies born in hospital, and atlall the gifts personally at a doe ...

... floral from Wlafly Jane and Queenie Tony and and Mary: Ted and Will Mary VI: and Grandchildren Albert and Stan Joyce John and Norcen John and Joan Frank and Nellie Frank and Clarence Mr Pennel Marion and Mary: Mr Mrs Archer Mr Brown Mrs Hurst and Family: ...

... been interested in Somerset cricket for many years wants to see Somerset play Saturday match next year at Ashton Court writes John Coe told me this week: 1 believe it would be a fine attraction and that a championship there would draw a big crowd I believe ...

... The programme began in grand style with an arrangement for two pianos of a movement from one of Bach's concertos Carolyn and John Hursey matched each other’s tone and phrasing superbly and this standard maintained through everything they played except the ...

... J f nfng lOlh MODERN JOHN 138 £4-10-0 Kent Cooper Ltd ST NOTTINGHAM Lancaster & Thorpe 12 Milton Street Nottingham 25525 TWOPENCE CHILDREN LOCKED AS HOUSE BURNED IN FLAT A NEARLY workers came failure recent and firs union furnishing trades union was ...

... of Cottages. Edward Thursby. aged 57. was 1 Newton injured on the face and jeg ‘ay of when he was knocked down Matthe' w Thirtle (19), of Hall- a sports car in Saltwell Road. style Bank. admitted at Hexham Gateshead. Mr last lives in vesterda: taking ...

... Mrs.' Each WAS given PI bag of soap Peterborough. gave a demonborne best ))orne k:•3 , the more Populated Armstrong. Miss Johns and ' and powder. The afternoon stration of flower arrangebel'areas. He felt that the Minis- Mrs. Stapleton. It was de-: was ...

... Burns. 4fr..h Bat'alion F.C.t. Dublin; Mrs. T. Sm3h. I ord n: grid Burns. do.. Miss Cathleen Burns. do. (daughter 1; Messrs. John and Paddy Rune Oldea.tle (brothers); Allan Kitty Burns and Mrs. O'Keefe ( , laters). There was a large and renresenta Live ...

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