... 16 - CHELTENHAM NEWS THURSDAY JUNE 29 1989- BBC1 555 RUGBY UNION Chris Rea introduces live coverage of Australia v British Lions at Sydney for the First Test 740 OPEN UNIVERSITY Engineering Structures 840 Housing in Birmingham 830 ROOBARB 835 THE RACCOONS ...

... time after he came to this country ho had every reason to believe that would inherit substantial means, but the loss in Australia of his father’s fortune altered everything, and he became paid secretary to the Somerset County Chub, as well as captain ...

... first-class cricket as le of last with 167 registered during the who Hardinge eason Mead has scored seven, and C. G. Macartney (Australia), V W. C. Jupp, Hendren, and ussell, six each. The Yorks County Cricket Committee at Harrogate yesterday decided to oppose ...

... Handley, Mrs. W. Laudale, and Mrs. W. Morgan. Great Britain (sweets) : Mesdames Kirkland, Devereux, McNab, and Simcox. Australia (flowers) : Misses Ida Wilson, Thomson, H. Bourne, O. Cole, Roberts, Vassar-Smith, L. Whishaw, Delmar-Wil.'iamson, Mesdames ...

... Private 813 Belle-Fillle (Edward Clark) Burns 8 13 Mile. Lenglen (W J Gresson) Roberts 4 Doon Star (R V Hartley) Leng 8 13 Clog Dance (George Heath) W Turner 4 13 Lily I. (F W Ingram) Hamshaw 8 Gavotte (P Layton) R J Colling 4 8 13 Kingston Hill ...

... 8 This will follow the traditional format with a procession maypole dances morris dancing and new this year appalachian clog dancing by local group Kick the Katz There will be many stalls and side shows Refreshments will be available at the Bugatti which ...

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