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... January - Black- so-, that he had been driving arms. in Railway Terrace said the By means of a mechanical grab men •''''• 8., The ceremony will be performed p ,, ssilsle, have been so arranged so that smiths Arms, WonnshilL •or 'a .ran and was a pensioner ...
... feet. From Squerryes Court, Westerham. only a couple of miles away came one of the must famous of all hunt Masters of reality John Warde who became known as the Father of Toxhunting and who rode to hounds for more than 50 years. Unlucky 13 Since the Mound ...
... stockist of Denson Fashion Shoes for men. Men's Oxford Shoes. in black or brown. from 255. gd. A good selection of Shoes by John Wbite _always In stock. T.C.IA.T.C. 3-piece Lounge Suite. 3- seat settee; new condition: £40.- Tel. Coothorne 2553. C. 22 çg ...
... He was seen Bateman's arm. These marks Pound House Farm. Rucking,. said recalled to the court, Pol. Cons. barrelled shotgun. driving his car along the Maid- might, have been made by the twin as he drove along Aldington frith- John Ball, of Gillingham. ...
... on Thursday--iihd a day was very arm, winter dresses ' n o w for growing. Juvenile 'Queen of the Carnivals tide. always had to w e under need rubber boots for the very weather. Susan, who is this year's Miss _a cardigan because they were invari- Horochurch ...
... about eight minutes after Gabb dis- Came to his aid and I had to let go or arms, but Adams said he had nat. i nvo lving £450,000, appeared. to protect myself. He showed his arms and took his Alr. Seterfield said he released the s hi n o ff an d there were ...
... ad.. there again, the officer said, and arm. Tw ppliances from Rams- • de.e tilt ' 7- after a further search we found a f groom was Mr. Terence John gate went o to a High Street, Mauston, green cardigan, a pair of gloves and Parks, of 76 High Street ...
... the public house had a wife and grandchild to support, ar-rings. a cardigan, a ma n the sums he bad stated he earned the instigator of the offence and Wil- in 1948. is Mr. Henry John Smith, who has and as he had been o ff work for a I neck chairs. a rosary ...
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... excellent demonstration of the work of the St. John Ambulance Cadets, in humorous vein, was Emergency Ward 10. Youngsters were seen dealing with a patient with a fractured leg, one with a fractured arm, a third with a head injury, and a dental patient ...
... handkerchief : I Miss E. B. We!lard, 2 Mrs. N. H. Steed, 3 Mrs. D. White. Quick-knit cardigan or pullover I Miss P. W. Steed, 2 Miss P. John, 3 Mrs. M. Royle. Toddler's cardigan : 1 Mrs. M. A. Spanton, 2 Miss P. W. Stecd, 3 Miss E. B. Wellard. Machine-made ...
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