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... APRIL Ilth, 1522. DUNKIRK FARM. CHAPEL HIGHLY IMPORTANT EALE of a 1) EXCELLENT HERD co O GRAND YOUNG DAIRY COWS, fir HEIFER: 4 . YEARLINGS. awl STORE BULL. S CAPITAL 1101ISV 4 and COLTS. POULTEY. DUCKS. A of IMPLEMENTS. DAIRY VESSEUS. FURNITURE and EFFECI24 ...
... TUESDAY NEXT, APRIL 11th. DUNKIRK FARM, HOLMES CHAPEL.. 10 minutes from station. • HIGHLY IMPORT,T.CT .SALE of an EXCELLENT HERD of GRAND y:OUNG DAIRY COWS. I I HEIFER, YEARLINGS', and STORE BULL. 8 capital HORSES COLTS. 30 Head of POULTRY, 11 DUCKS, ...
... Stephany, of and for Brest, from Newcastle, wry. laden with coal, was in contact on December 2?, at 11 p.m, 15 league from Dunkirk, with the ? (?), English steamer, and was cut in two; master and two men picked up by a vessel belonging to Perros: remainder ...
... WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1914. IMPORTANT AORIcTI.TURAL DIBPEN TION FALL DUNKIRK FARM. CHAPEL. HEAD of GRAND DAIRY and YOUNa STOCK. 6 DRAUGHT HORSES and COLTS. 5 IN-LAMB EWES. Orr GILTS. 100 Heed of POULTRY, GEESE!. DECKS. 47 TONS of CLOVER and MEADOW ...
... (managing director); C. Ellison, Smethwick Hall. Brereton, Knutsford; S. Baskercille. Haselshair, Brereton. Kuntsford; H. Beech. Dunkirk Farm. Holmes Chapel; J. T. Hockeneil, Cranage. Holmes Chapel. and seven others. Qualification of directors. one share. Re ...
... morning hours. but IL. return journey it was itse.i attacked near Neaupurt by eight aeroplanes of the kt.N.A.O. from the Dunkirk section. rhis attack was very near being fatal to for Fl.glit Commander liigwonh, R.N., having wan extreme skill got right ...
... of his tuition. MANCHESTEIi. DEATH. Mr Arnold W. W. Lea, the well-known Manchester surgeon, died on eunday at has home in Dunkirk Hoed, Barkdale, in his 48th year. lit Les was a specialist in synascoloin, ►nd for Than) years did much useful berries conneiuou ...
... taken a house at Dunkirk, and fully equipped it as a hospital for our wounded soldiers and for the Aloes. Notwithstanding the trying twdeal of the bomhardtnent of Namur, the eight. trines in the ambulance they have jotted her art Dunkirk. Many a badly wounded ...
... Familiar figure at the Dunkirk parade ONE OF the most decorated men in the Stockport area is 67-year-old ex-Colour Sergeant Dia Jones of Bedford Street Reddish who is a familiar figure at almost every memorial parade from Manchester to Dunkirk In recent years ...
... offices produced £9345000 and of £14890000 raised by Liverpool some 12 million pounds came in subscriptions of £10000 and DUNKIRK OFFICER’S WEDDING Bowdon Tennis Player Bride Second-Lieutenant Robert Dudley Armstrong younger and Mrs Charles Armstrong of ...
... azid • many well-kcown farmers, auo- Voneers and °Cots were present pt Lbearing. It concerned an arbitration in reference to Dunkirk Farm, Holmes Chapel. The landlord, Sir Walter ShakerleY , of domerford Hall. Congleion, had given notice to the tenant, Itichaid ...
... BOMBARDING NIBUPORT. At 1-30 a.m., 27th, we slipped the buoy and accompanied by four destroyers, put to sea. We arrived off Dunkirk at about 5-30 a.m., and dropped anchor, but only for a few minutes till the pilot came on board, wheit we weighed immediately ...