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... adjourned until day . a I tertioun May 13. and the three were Clifford Charles Mann (651. &Vowed ball. !:censee of the Weavers' Arms. John George Sanderson (411) of Abbe% Street. Nuneaton. was the Cher Tree Inn. Haunchaccused on three counts of per- wood Rl4 ...
... ‘early on Sunday. They were Mr. Albert Long (24), 215 Sinfin Lane; Mr. Samuel Martin (40), 108 Cardigan Street; Mr. John Byrne (25), 31 Roosevelt Avenue; and Mr. John Archer (33). 137 Mayfield Road. all of Derby. Mr. Long was later admitted to the Hospital ...
... Piave! 17/101. Serck 16,11. Midland Industries 6'41 and 13.8. A 12/9 are harder if anything. Zinc Alloy have eased to 4/9. John Harper 9/3. Barton and Sons and Hughes Johnsons 47/6 - the turn, including Cu 'vales 25'14 United 27/14. Dorman Long 21 1 74 ...
... early storm on the first day of the fifth and final Test against the West Indies at the Oval today, and openers Brian Bolus and John Edrich put on 53 in the first 76 minutes. Wes Hall and Charlie Griffith, the West Indies' pace aces, caused little trouble ...
... at me and got me in a corner. I was frightened. The dog bit my arm and leg. said Elaine Edmunds. of 88. Waverley Road, Leamington. The magistrates ordered the owner of the dog. Morris John Coop, of 22. Prospect Road. Leamington, to keep the animal under ...
... Horses 5; Alex Arms 5. Brinklow Leg. 4; Green Man 4. Cons Club 5 Radea Club 7. REC. 2; Wheatsbeaf 7. A.S. Club 2; London Rouse 5. Jolly Abbott 4; Abbey Street 4. Town and County 5; Newbold Let 3. 8. of Mutton 6; Princethorpe 3. Denbigh Arms 6. F: Oakfleld ...
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... attempts after clearing 13ft. The Board told the States to instruct their umpires to take a strong line against suspect bowling. Armed with this new authority. Egar presumably made a decision he would have liked to have done in previous seasons but did not dare ...
... easier, but selected in- adverse• board room news were surances strengthened. Godfrey Davis at 19.'9. Fortes at Industrials were Arm although 32/71 and J. North at 28/71. business was not very active and ham Dealings the buying selective. Following the g bid ...
... Competing in the open solo contest. two Bedworth members. John Neale (horn) and Jimmy Watson cornet) gained first and second places respectively, winning challenge cup and cash prizes. John Neale also gained a medal. Twelve years old Jimmy Watson went ...
... collarless cardigan jackets are not all that numerous even amon the avant garde inLondon. but you will And them in Mrmingham at Bewails LW.. In New Street. as I did on my most recent visit. It so happened that Mr. lan Rowan. son of Mr. John Blrkmyre Rowan ...