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... bath towels by Mrs. Brewsur, cardigan by Mn. Dunkley•and groceries by Mrs. Ingomells. The Deputy Director of I ?tiu r r 7 c i t rnAs t ; or tiegliar it ioE l Ecluration for Nottinghampit.in,shir since 1948. Mr. Wilfred arm and Mrs. Staving: bowl- ,Gordon ...
... term with feelings Budget for John Budget for Shirley d Short! 11 pullover 31- 330 Bluer IS prs 1 0 11 Raincoat Outdoor 1 11 Sandals 1 14 11 PT Shoes 14 Satchel 0 Duffle 11 Pencil case 8 11 Total 1 tie s d 8)73 1 1 cardigans 0 Hat Outdoor Indoor PT shoes ...
... Grey, Sir John Ffrench, and Earl Kitchener of Khartoum. From that bygone generation of talented men, Sir Winston came phoenix—like to be First Lord in 1939, and to be Britain’s man of the moment as Prime Minister in 1940. Under his protecting arms the English ...
... fractionally better at 63s 7ed. Amongst Textiles, Courtaulds fell 3d at 74s 6d after 74s 3d. Klingers. however. Continued Arm, improving 6d at _3ss 9d. Vei-y - linall movement was seen in Stores. House of Fraser. however, lost part of yesterday's rise ...
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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 ...
... Knitting: Matinee coat. Mrs. Moore: pullover. Mrs. Cheesman: bed jacket. Mrs. Moore; cardigan. Mrs. Batchelor: mittens and bootees. Mrs. Burfoot; child’s cardigan. Mrs. Green. Sewing: Apron. Miss J. Alderton: lady’s blouse. Mrs. Pett: lady’s skirt. Mrs ...
... Hotel Aberdgron Pwllheli Hall Hotel PwllheU Douglas Arms Bethesda Bangor FLINTSHIRE Railway Inn High Street Prestatyn BRECHNOCKSHIRE Queen’s Head Market Street SOUTH DEVON WALES ANGLESEY Bulkeley Arms Menai Bridge Trecatell Hotel Bull Bay RHYL Corner House ...
... where his father also works. The sons are aged eleven, eight, four and two. Thomas, who was dressed in an open neck shirt and cardigan, kept murmuring, 'My wife will come to me. I know she will come.' Det.-Supt. Arthur Brown, head of Somerset C.1.D.. described ...
... ‘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 ...
... up and said he had been assaulted and robbed. Detective Sergeant Etehells linked this up with an earlier shop breaking, when arms had 'been stolen. The four went to a Macclesfield house. Constable Smith with a dog. Acid was flung at them `fromf upstairs ...
... of the Grattan tournament at Bangor. was suffering from a strained muscle in his right arm and had the complaint seen to by Kevin O'Flanagan. who is also a competitor. Hunt said that he was suffering no discomfort after the strapping up of the arm. When ...