... William Kenny, Jonathan Kno; pp, Archibald M Mera, Edward Minoge, Jobn Tindall, Jobn Vi ‘anson, Thomas Ayl- 1, Norman M‘Donald, ward, Enoch Cross, James Guerin, James Hill r, Thomas Berry, Owen George M‘Nally, Jobn Barry, Archibald Bl: Charles Harris, ...

... telephoned this morning informing us that, unfortunately, he is not so Well to-day, as his mouth has darted to swell. Mr. Donald Ward, his eon, has gone to see him at the home this morning, he isteleplioning me the malt, and I wilt, wire you tkirefetlY ho ...

... telephoned this morning in- (erasing us lliat, unfortunately, he is net so well to-day, as b. intmth has started to aweU. Mr. Donald Ward, his son, has gone to tee Min at the home this morning, he is telephoning me the remit. and 1 will wite you directly he ...

... RIVAL TRADE UNIONS. Mr. Cusack's Reply to Mr. Donald Ward. (To the Editor of the Staffordshire Sentinel.) see in Monday evening's :sue of your paper a letter from Mr. Donald Ward, in which he complains of the inaccuracy of the statement which :ppeared ...

... dressing case; bride's mother, blankets; bridegroom's mother, blankets; Mr. and Mrs. J. Ward, linen bedspread; Roy and Donald Ward, glass salad bowl; Mr. and Mrs. J. \V. Swain, cheque; John Swain, jam spoon and pickle fork; Mr. and Mrs. Clamp, canteen ...

... Fund. COLONEL JOHN WARD The King's Message of Sympathy A message of sympathy from the King was received to-day by Mr. Donald Ward, son of Colonel John Ward, formerly M.P. for Stoke, who died yesterday. The telegram, which was sent by Sir Clive Wigram ...

... (brother-in-law and sister), Mr. J. Ward, Melbourne (cousin), Miss F. Ward, Ashby (grand-daughter), Mr. F. Earp and Mr. Donald Ward, Ashby (grandson). Messrs. F. Ball, Freeman, 11, Barnett and G. Clamp were the bearers. The following sent floral tributes: ...

... Clarson Street, Tamworth (age 11). 315: Kathleen Payne, 175, Gloucester Terrace, Katling Street, Wilnecote (age 8). 316: Donald Ward, Belmont, Wilnecote Lane, Wilnecote (age 7). 317: Gordon Arthur Archer, 259, Watling Street, Wilnecote (age 11). 318: Doreen ...

... preacher’s attractive daughter-heroine. Such wellknown players as Ray Whitley, Robert Gleckler. Paul Everton, Francis Mc- Donald, Ward Bond and Lloyd Ingraham have prominent roles in the film and turn in excellent portrayals. The merry military onslaughts ...

... Chetwynd, Desmond Jones. Form IV. Dorothy Wood, Gordon Parkes, Colin Whitaker, Roy Jones, Ronald Staines, Verna Plater, Donald Ward, Ronald Cleaver. Prefects' Prizes —Dorothy Shelton, Vera Jones, John Brown, Kathleen Salt, Jean Wilson. Jean Greenwood, ...

... P.C. Miller proi ed the case, and the One was tl. In each ease it wits staled that the reflector hat not been Vested. Donald Ward, of George Street, Church Creaky. was summoned for driving • lorry which was not hued with a reflectins, mirror at Woodville ...

... u y a commi ttee of boys, and the following officials: President, *rank Owen; secretary, Ronald es; chief trea surer, Donald Ward; and librarian, Stanley Harrison. The club is mainly for boys of the Congregational Church, but others may apply for membership ...