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... . HIS woolly cardigan was sodden with rain drench- 0 ing down through the trees, but Roger Vallee had the old flame of battle in his eyes. Nothing was going to daunt • him from finding the site of the British SAS camp. Forty years ago the Germans ...
... TIM FUNERAL OF SIR JOHN BUROOYNL hers been to dr lift d burled warrior', and place and tie funeral ceremony over remains el Meld- Ifarshal Sir John No ~yrie, OD eminently belittio„: his character ens of t h e e am' retiring of men awl the helmet of robber ...
... lam afraid not, and I think you will not begrudge five minutes spent in hearing of John Smeattio, under whose direction this old lighthouse was built. JOHN SM EATON. John Staeaton, F.H.S., was born at Amthorpe, near Leeds, in the year 5724. father of Srneaton ...
... Wakefield Cemetery on the 23rd inst., Elizabeth Price, Workhouse. aged 57 years. QL ARM ItY—On the 20th inst., Ann Quarmby of Florbury, aged 81 year. RHODES—On the 20th inst., John Arthur Rhodes, Kirkhasegate. RILEY—On the 22nd inst., Caroline Riley, Plansharr ...
... YESTERDAY'S POLICE NEWS. BOROUGH COURT. Before Mr. (chairman), Mr. Haigh, and Mr. Hotnewoirrn. r 0 Kni..—John Bowen and Bridget Bowen., hie wife, were charged with kicrii.g Llleo Duffey, on Monday night last, and she wished them to be bound over to keep ...
... Cocksedge. C. se ock. D. Pitman. C. Parker. Res M. Jennings. A. Stan:forth meet Rereshy Arms 230 low. Rec. Nelson, VA% Youth League. NW Cutts: Smith. Wrish• Simons: Grattan. Brat Hart. Div. Kick-off 33 0 144 H TBU.%CL iv Padilla ., 'S. _ 3 . 15 Johreor. uldfigls ...
... BY OItDER OF THE POOR LAW BOARD. WEST ARDSLEY. TO be SOLI/ hr AUCTlON, without reserve, by Mr.JOHN BECKET, at the house of Mr Joseph Barras the CARDIGAN Arms INN, in WEST ARDSLEY, in the County of York, on MONDAY, the Eighth day of March, 1858, at six ...
... Messrs. Idartin and Fenwick, agents of Lady Cardigan, relating to the proposed purchase of three acres ot land for the extension of the churoh-yard, and he also read the draft agreement between Lady Cardigan and the Board for the sale to the latter of ...
... Earl of Cardigan and the Hon. Mr Norton ; Reed supported. The case was heard a few days since, and occu pied a considerable time, but the facts are to be stated in a few words. In April, 1851, the insolvent took from the agent of the Earl of Cardigan a colliery ...
... Spurr, sending a boy out of the Coopers' Arms for cling, for a sovereign. and who newer returned with it. We understand that the occurrence took place at the Elephant and Celiac, and not at the Coopers' Arms. PATRIOTIC FUND.—The total amount of the ...
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