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... Ms S Fitton, of Long Sutton; Jane Arnold, of Sf)alding; Pam Evans, of Spalding; T Brasslnq‘on, of Gosberton Clough; Mrs Rose Harding, of Moulton; Mrs ] Carter, of Surfleet; Kirsty Manson, of Moulton; J Fitch, of Lonsg Sutton; Mrs | Holliday, of spa]ding; ...
... Edwards bus-driver Abbotts Street. Wrexham Phyllis Ainsworth, London Road, Nantwlch against James Ainsworth (desertion) Rose Harding. Underwood Lane. Crewe, against Gilbert Harding George Leslie Hawthorn, aircraftman. Seavlew Road. Colwyn Bay. against ...
... they Dunhoime, had pleaded would have been struck off the roll guilty to wounding his brother. lan of nurses, said Mr. Rose. Harding Hubbcrd., with intent The hearing continues today. Mr Brian Appleby prose cuting. said that Stewart Hubbard returned home ...
... on the committee with her are Mrs. Rose Mosley. Mrs. Pat Gay. Mrs. Gladys Chdton, Miss Margaret Talbot, Mrs. Monk. Mrs. Rose Harding and Mr. David Gemrnell. Itaiathroo of a pedant who Med In Acton Hospital donated to the of Friends of Anton k wan • lies ...
... for garage. Vacant Possession. Viewing at any reasonable time. Lot 2. 8,/ order of the personal representatives of Mrs. Rose Harding, deceased. The nicely situated Detached DWELLING HOUSE, 'HIGH VIEW, GRENDON COMMON occupying an elevated position off ...
... Csaalwidge rapes*, lurk young and emsparetirely iweigerniced owe. ran with commendable straightisem. As result. the *in's. Rose Harding sod W. J. Taylor. PM , plenty of from their ear tree. Hamilton Smythe and Morgan. and were writ crowded into tooth s awn ...
... him. Leaving • letter that her soldier arreet• heart had been killed at the Front. and that she had nothing to live for, Rose Harding. aged 20. a domestic servant. of Rurell•rod, Wiltea, formerly in service at Stabile* Bill, samMittetil is the Thaw& .•- ...
... Oabllo Selplo, Greggs, Massereen. Glover, do Wind N.N.E., light breeze, very floe. WEYMOUTH. Arrived (Sept. 13) from Rose, Harding, Soothamptoo isabel, Hormacble (U) Biiboa Virglola, Amea(ls) Jarary Sailed (13) for Dasher, White, Jertey Nancy, Aylea( ...
... WEYMOUTH. Arrived [Nov. from 3 ol*a, Attwood, H artlepool Ahiezer, Fowler, do Sisters, Prankard, do Vixen, Tilsed, do Rose, Harding, Southton Sailed [Nov. for Albion, Mace, Newcastle Emma, Beale, London Wind S., clondy. WHITEHAVEN. Arrived [Nov. 3] from ...
... Busw 000. Hai m& HOuntu., 246. Bearwood Road, Stnethwice, ntilway goods clerk.— Prom:sem: Thomas Herding, Rose Harding, Charles Sandford, Martha Smith, Emily Hooper.—Seconders: John Henry Perry, Nellie Evans, Alfred Jones, Eliaabeth Senaford, Christopher ...
... diamond and ruby ring, the gifts of the bridegroom. The bridesmaids were Miss Beatrice Fox-Andrews, and the Misses Ethel and Rose Harding, sisters of the bridegroom, who wore dresses pale pink voile, trimmed with mink and Liege lace, and brown velvet picture ...
... committee meetings have been held on various Mondays for a long period. SISTERHOOD OFFICERS Owing to the death recently of Mrs. Rose Harding, a new president has had to be found for the Tewkesbury Sisterhood. Mrs. M. James, of Southwick Cottage, has been elected ...