... Neighbour, Fred Barrett; Mishap. Morgan; Claude Duval, Cartha, M. Cannon ; lid Vt eet, AlUopp: Wiinhourne, Calder; feprite 11., S. Ixvatet; Santa Anna, Mullen; Emily Jane, car. 7»t 1U lb. Geo. Barrett; Claude, Blake; Norah c, Bradbury. Kfwi’l.r Canh;i ...

... of Lieut.-Col. Osmond Robert M'Mullen, C.M.G., T.D. D.L.. and Mrs M'Mullen, of Presdales Hall Ware. Herts, and Rosemary, only daughter of Mr and Mrs Montgomery Parker, of Sussex Gardens. London, W. 2. Mr R. P. M'Mullen is brother of Lady (Douglas) Powell ...

... Rachel Prophet. Jean Roush. Threadneedlc Race—l Edward Mullen and Agnes Barrie-, 2 Sydnev Carrol and Jean Rough, 3 Jack Robertson and Joan Archibald. Senior 3—loo Yards—Girls—l Anna M'Gregor, 2 Bettv Mullen. 3 Jemima I.owden; Arthur Mackie. 2 Charles Gibson ...

... Television network linking New York and Chicago (1000 miles apart) by the end of 1948 is good possibility, says Mr Frank Mullen, vice-president of the N.B.C. Seven Airports are to be built in Turkey by a United States airfield construction company. They ...

... Owen). Also ran—Ace of Blades, Mr Fawcus; Fiddler. R. G. Hogg; Hectic Polly, Mr F. Heppell; Richard Slingsby. Mr P. Groves; Claude Duval, R. Renton; Ballvbov, Mr J. de Moreville; boundless, Mr R. Warden l Kirkton, Mr E. Stephfenson. Winner owned and trained ...

... owned by one Curran, Mullen shortly afterwards found his way into Curran’s house, and caught his wife by the Curran was about to interfere, when young Mullen cried at, “ Take has a Curran then sat down, and his interfered, when Mullen’s wife ran ont of house ...

... 10. 10-10 \ J Bullock 01 The Conqueror (Roberts). 10, 10-10 ' , Mr A. Lake 'fc Planning (M'Mullen), 6. 10-5 » (Gallagher), 6. 10 3 E - II ,ri Poppit (M'Mullen), 7, 10-1 T - Cullen aOl Priory (J. Ford), 8, 10-0 M - 4s (Orme), 12, 10-0 K Maudesley Sonnet ...

... to tone, and was slightly mitred in front. From Murthly Castle. From Murthly Castle were Sir John Mullens, Lady Mullens, and Miss Mullens. Lady Mullens came in a handsome coat of marocain figured in flower sprigs of green, fawn, and violet, and weighted ...

... 10-1 agst. 2.o—Seven Runners. Stonebow Mr Marsh A. Marsh 11-8 on. Musical Catch W. Parker Hutchinson 100-6 agst. Harry V. p. Mullen Private _ . 2.3o—Fhteen ltunners. Pencraik A. Marsh Wight 10-1 agst. rey If- Rose 9-2 agst. I? leld Master G. Private 100-8 ...

... Comedian; Owen Austin and Madge Mullen. Two I'ianos; Florence Marks and Wilfred Shine in The Helping Hand. by Wilfred Shine; Jack Payne and his 8.8.C. Dance Orchestra; The llulbert Brothers (Jack Hulbert and Claude Hulbert). Time Signal from Greenwich ...

... That treat, however, is reserved for listeners on the National to-night. At 8.15 two famous fun-makers in Bobbie Comber and Claude Dampier play the principal parts respectively of L. B. W. Baffles (crook and cricketer) and his friend Rabbit Warren in ...

... Mr J. A. Mullens; Townagrew, Mr Barry. Grandtully Grandtully Castle, Earl Beatty; Findynate, Mr T. N. J. Bell. Killiecrankie—Killiecrankie House, Capt. Pelham Burn; Urrard and Loch Valigan, Mr A. C. Scott. Murthly—Murthly House, Sir J. Mullens, Belgrave ...