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... ents. and advisory committee to the meeting. Around fifty were present. A vote oi thanks to Mr. Towers was proposed Mr. John Keats, and seconded by Mr. Norman Taylor. ...
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... 'each: potatoes, new (local) 2d. per ,Ib.; rhubarb 3sd. per bunch; Victoria plums Bd. per lb. Beauty is truth, truth beauty. John Keats Jr rad Don’t take out' W Just visit ar M Currys and >. • fine instrument The WEST' Model CGA Full-sized console cabinet ...
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... contribntore. He was introduced to Clifford, as has himself told os, by George Ellis. It was Croker who killed John Keats:— Who kill’d John; Keats t I, said the Quarterly, So aavage and tartarly* Tina on. my feata. It Croker who first put range on the face ...
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... Newspaper duty 4d. to Id. 1836. Royal Exchange opened 1844. MONDAY, 29.—John Leech died 1864.—Sir Walter Raleigh beheaded 1618.—John Keats, poet, b. 1796. Sale of Cattle, Queen’s Hotel Carnforth. Dugdale. Lost in London at Athenaeum, 6 nights. TUESDAY, 30.—Mercury ...
FARmincmiHE nORTH LUEST Increased milk output presents problems
... on rosKCU :3 Mrs. North and Mrs. L. Makin-| his performance in this event A special competition was won son. Prettiest, 1 John Keats: 2 he has a promising future. He by E. Crowther and J. Pnckett.iAlice Stavley: Ruby Atkinson.i is the son of Mr. and Mrs ...