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... weekly. llenerons ta,,11 I' nits to Agent. gelling 3d. Football Coupons. exchangeable for their value in anode. particulate frotui—elilarlet Shaw 4. Piterreen•lane. Weartanton SITUATIONS VACANT-POTTERY Two Was, 1 day 1/9, 3 111. days If., PREPAID. Seven average ...
... cellulose__, good situation.—Write. le. Snetinel.' Manley. VriPtkirNlEfl:toititg Energetic Maiiiired to take charge of Cup and Saucer Making DePertment.—Aings. John Maddock and eons. Ltd.. Suralem. riXPERIENCED WoTman folisheFreitonce. —deo. L. Ashworth ...
... club, and remarked, We who have struggled to make good cups and saucers and plates for a century and a half, see our efforts for the good name of the district being eclipsed by your successful playing, but we say, 'Let us all back up those who are doing ...
... the shape of a lung— Five guineas to Mr. T. Hassall; of 9, The Croft, Garden Village. Penkhull. For the shape of a tea cup and saucer— Five guineas to Mr. Bernard Doherty, of 27, Ellgreave-street, Burstem. For the design for the decoration— Ten guineas ...
... scene of the celebrations. Mr. C. E. Bullock will give Jubilee rouge to all children, and Mr. G. A. Paddock will give cups and saucers and pipes to all people over Is 3. The bonfire will be on the Village Green. and the dance in the evening will be held ...
... ;still in a local pollery, remiirking amid Wighlvr This is the home of the English Cup! I say that, not merely in the football sense—but the English cup for the world! That cup is to be found not only in Stoke, but on breakfast tables all over the world, ...
... hope of a peaceful solution sinless people found the spirit which should be shown in football matches, where everyone was striving not for himself but for his team. Football was also an asset to religion. deep down in every person was an inherent instinct ...
... Mrs. Rataud, to the children. Aged people received gifts of Wedgwood beakers from Mrs. Frank Wedgwood, and pipes and cups and saucers from Mrs. J. Paddock. Mr. C. E. Bullock (Chairman of the liaris/eon Pariah Council), presented the sports awards, and ...
... lour:ton. 5.27 I - Ai:l Cu pmaker with attendants: Cup makers. Cuptuakers• Attendants and Cup Lookers-over.—W H Grindley and Co. Ltd.. Woodtand Pottery. Tunstall 8.26 uLLURUNNIiIiS Wanted for Flat. Saucers AL and Cupe. Cupturnera. journeymen or apprentice ...
... RAT(7LIEE. Esq., leader of community singing at Wembley Cup Finals and Tattoo. SATURDAY, MARCH sth, 193 a. at 7.5 u p.m. In the MARSH-STREET LECTURE HALL. Chairman. Conn JIM MASON ifamous football iefcreei; supported by A. C. J. SHERWIN. Esq. Community ...
... Club, of Marionette Theatrq, The play .., c h he has been President for over chosen was the old' Faust puppet rearc• and there was a remarkable pl ay. o nstration of affection for him Mr. Braun has adapted the play from for Lady Johnson, who was the ...
... 55 pieces of English earthenware. The set comprises half a dozen each of teacups id saucers, breakfast cups and saucers, egg cups, tea plates and breakfast plates, two bread and butter plates, a sugar bowl, slop bowl, cream jug and milk jug, ...