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... ‘Homers’ fly in at 50mph GAINSBOROUGH and Dis- birds finishing in the top ten recorded at 1591ypm and Son 1531: 10 P. Chappelow | trict Homing Society’s penul- places A total of 176 pigeons were 1531. timate race of the season took Roy Bradshaw finished ...
... Boyle's motives to the loye of God 416 Breckell on holy orders if 8 Brine's true of atonement 103- Chapman's charge anlwcred f Chappelow on Job _ of, vixidicatioji the the Old and New Teilament f6O Comparative theology 272 Coftard diflertationes facra: 367 ...
... him- lelf of fome Aftions unfairly, is fled into Holland. They advife from Cambridge, that a^ Grace hath faffed the Stnltt^tkre,* 4 giving 'leave tb Mr. Chappelow, > Fellow of St. John's G6llege, ana AraWk Profeflbr in that Univerfity, to pullifh a new Edition ...
... Constantine, Miss Gertrude Lynch, Miss M'ary and Mice Millicent Webster, and Mr Sam Myers (mimic of the “stars — ). Mr Geo. Chappelow presided. The sum of Lts tss. was raised fot the wounded soldiers of Killingbeck Hospital WETHERRY 50TH Strnsn.—The Wetherby ...
... be one of His Privy-Council in the faid Kingdom Ireland. It is advifed from Cambridge, That a Grace hath palfed the Senate there, giving Leave to Mr, Chappelow, Fellow of St. John's College, and Arabick Profeffor in that Univerfity, to publilh anew Edition ...
... stories. “Many a Voyage” by Loula Grace Erdman (Hodder & Stoughton, 165.) is the story of a remarkable woman who followed her husband devotedly through the most trying years of America’s history. In telling it Loula Grace Erdman gives a memorable portrait ...
... A. Eggbeer; Miss Lilia Hosking rendered “The Promise of Life ” in harming manner and responded to persistent encore; Mr Chappelow gave “London Bridge,” Mrs Parnell Tucker “The song that reached my heart, ” and Mr contributed Comey Grain’s humorous compositiou ...
... violinist, Miss Annie Godfrey, has generously given her services, and other ladies, including Miss Hannah Lightman and Miss Chappelow, have contributed songs to the progragramme. The tea stall is being conducted under the capable management of the Misses ...
... we fiud ,01 o f heart in ethics? It seems to me that at tunes there it; nothing for it h keep on, having faith that by I. • grace we shall come through. faith and faith lieving where • • 11. L. (;F:E. THE HORNS OF SPRINC winds are up; Si ,iauute across ...
... sister’s face. May summon them to think Thy pure grace. 0 make as the hill-top daffodil. Full Thy golden beauty, Turned at ■will To drink each drop of enn, Thee, For Beauty only tan »©t beauty free. Mr. Eric Chappelow is this moment displaying his courage and ...
... Lane, London; r, J E Watmough, Idle ; vhc, Allen Bros, Harrogate, Nat Claughton, Guisley ; he, J Greetham, Starbeck, Miss Grace Walton, Silsden.-Class 35, Tumbler, short. faced, any colour, 1 and special, Allen Wilson, Brinkdale, Peterborough; 2 and vhc ...
... village young ladies, “The Belles.” They were Misses Lucy Bennett,. Marjorie Gill, Grace Parkinson, Florence Saftley, Florence Smith, and Maud Wheatley; with Miss Hilda Chappelow pianist. They were also responsible for humorous sketch, Costers’ Holiday.” which ...