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... H. A. DENNISON. Foresters' Arm:, SALMON LANE, LIM:HOUSE. HORSESHOE DINING ROOMS, 117. SALMON LANE, LIMEHOUSE. Three-guinea :scout. %Vatney's famous Ales. Social (lot. Sunday evenings. Mr Dennison belongs to Ship ) Open 5 a.m. to 8 p.m. Dinners, 12 ...
... Askew Arms pub in Askew Road. Shepherds Bush, on Cup Final day this year. the court was told. The boy, 15-year-old Li ndsay Bidwell. said that the officer. John Sutton. had butted him on the bridge of the nose. Sutton grabbed hold of my cardigan and butted ...
... Sicele, and Hilda de Trafford, her four sisters ; Lady Mary Plunkett, sister of the Earl of Fingal' ; Miss Grattan Bellew, sister of S;r Henry Grattan Bellew ; and Miss Gwendoline Petre, cousin of the bride ; and the Hon. George Bryan (toth Hussars), brother ...
... Mr. John Wallis, has a very varied table of contents, covering the period from 1839 to 1843. Perhaps the case most likely to catch the attention of anyone wto cares to note the changes which come over public opinion, is the trial of Lord Cardigan before ...
... a simple fracture A simple fracture arm led to the death year-old woman, it was eh at a Finchley Inquad Monday. Miss Hilda Mary of 47, Little Com moil, more, died at the National Orthopaedic on November 4, Mr. John Hunter, a at the hospital, said Bowditch ...
... Preston, the Hon. Edward Preston, the Hon. B. Bellew, the Hon. (1. L. Bryan, Sir Percy Grace, Sir Theobold Burke, Sir Henry Grattan Bellew, Sir H. Baron, Sir Richard Martin, Sir Patrick O'Brien, Sir George Errington, Ambrose M. ()Terrell Anthony Cliff; D ...
... would rest the defence of the measnre upon the single fact, that a large quantity of arms had been imported into Ireland, and no one at this time knew where those arms were. Mr. ROCHE complained of the absence of the members for the West Riding and Manchester ...
... Minnie Carter, St. John's, Salford, 133 ; Sarah Kinsella, St. Peter's, Salford, 93 ; James Kernahan, St. Arnie's, Manchester, 97 ; Charles Burke, St. John s, Rochdale, 114 ; William Hibbert, St. John's, Rochdale, 96 ; Catherine Toole, St. John's, Rochdale, ...
... 1811. He married in 1754 Penelope Anne, second daughter of John George Cooke, Esq., who died in 1826, and by whom he had issue ten children, the third of whom, Lord Brudenell, now Earl of Cardigan, was born in 1797, and married Mrs. Johnstone after her divorce ...
... represented by figures of their patron saints, with inscriptions recording the period of their rule. The windows are the work of John Hardman and Co., of Birmingham, and are much admired. THE BISHOP OF NEWPORT'S JUBILEE. PRESENTATION AT CARDIFF. We gave last ...
... the fabric raised a hundred years ago by the public virtue of Grattan and the Volunteers. After describing the incidents of the present reig n of terror, the constant parade of the armed forces of the Crown, the prohibition of public meetings, the ...
... It's a stick up ARMED raiders superglued five people to the floor of a club while they emptied the safe. Two hooded men wielding guns and machetes burst into St Aidan's Catholic Club in Old Oak Common Lane, Acton, early on Sunday. After being forced to ...