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... All puts his dukes up again of a boxer of the same era Bill Slaney (Diary, January 7). Alf and his wife Alice now have 27 grandchildren and eight greatgrandchildren and not a boxer among them I' • *.*::::•::::::::::•: , r 0 N s -,. poil i r ...

... ASSAULTED. DID HE PUT UP HIS DUKES? CH 24. ...

... Kevin Hector who scored for only rounding RIGHT: Henry temporarily floored beat Greenoff to bait Alan backs up Roger puts up his dukes CASH price MINIMUM ALLOWANCE HP PRICE LESS IS TOTAL PAY C1S89 £855 art- ufcSng - - koao f- ( TOHt-! IT as though Manchester ...

... commentary of the peers on the new gospel according to St. Matthews would interesting. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Balfour did not know his dukes. (Laughter.) He mumbled Tariff Reform as though it were some newly-acquired formula. If Mr. Balfour was going set out to ...

... the peers arraign. Ihis fact their calumny rebukes, John Bull—'tis clear from this campaign— Knows quite well how to use his dukes.'' ...

... bar long sweeping train of Imperial purple borne by two laidies-in-weiting. Next came the Prince of Wales. wearing beneath his Dukes robes an admiral's uniform. lie sat on the Duke of Cam. bridge's right hand ; and on his right hand agaia dresses of gleaming ...

... Needham, self-actor minder. About 12.35 noon Mr. Thomas Firth, leviurance agent, called at the above address whilst following his dukes as collector, and on opening the door dl.- covered the house was full of snare. He at ogee beard a woke cry out Oh, do help ...

... Royal soldier fight at Kaesasm,” “Who was that “The Duke of Connaught, and I matf allowed to make the pun, knows how to use his “dukes” well his sword and rifle, for in that battle took possession of one Atabi s guns, fighting the six gunners with his fists ...

... iutiior. He telk many interesting stories his days, before his conversion June+ion-street. when he was pretty good with his dukes, when seen the writer of this d had bee,, lookinir his muscles and comparing them with his days, when could pick up heavy ...

... German workman, nay, all nations, a* brothers. If we were bad, other nations were worse. warned them against Chamberlain and his dukes and duchesses, and advised them to follow the advice of their Trades Union leaders, who were paid. Mr. Chidlaw said he would ...

... waked bard, and as many of them knew, long haft. (Laughter, hear, heart. Ha believed Ise could w,i,ual7 say had to dthisarge his dukes faithfully, independently, and Ise ho,, to the satisfaction of the Local &ard the loath authorities, their clicials and the ...