... million from £333 million. Finances were given a welcome .£lB5 million shot in the arm in April by the sale of the Grattan mail order business to the German company Otto Versand. Chairman Lord Wolfson said that despite the spending strike, sales at the ...

... THE DYNAMI CONSPIRACY. AN I 4 A Inept* Grattan, sired tit years, a man of no regular is In the e Maly of the Ilanley polite on a very seeioua chore. Policeutergeant Ilierne, ing upon inf irinafion which ha i heti, prig .rely conveyed to him, went to tie- ...

... Plane, or in the world Soon after the start, Jiffcrence cardigan, and rolls up his sleeves , and , when appears hile only some of us can see well. There arc moments of high drama , as when he g of psychometry is not is impelled to step back from a ...

... Captain EDMOND ST. JOHN. DIILDMAY is the second son of the late Sir Henry St. John-Mildmay, 4th Baronet, and brother to the present Baronet —of Dogmenifield Park, Hants. Born in 1826, and educated with a view to a military career, he at the age of seventeen ...

... Vahtahle Estate, Kershaw', Sawsersd, TO RE SOLD (tx lan BY AUCTION, Rs Mr. JOHN HERITAGE. Yoder the directiori of the Trustee of the Property of the late Mn. MARY PINt-otN, demand, a the Leas son Leo. INN, KEV I ANL near Bristol, ea Monaco. Stith ILL ...

... stealing a cardigan and cake worth £3 from Littlewoods Stores Ltd.. and also five magazines worth LI 3s. from W. H. Smith and Sons Ltd.. on May 17. Police-sergeant I. Booth said a security officer in Littlewoods saw Jacombs take a cardigan from a counter ...

... LOCAL NEWS. The Rev. 1.. Macphail, of Grattan, North. amptonshirs, ham accepted the call to the pastorate of the Thorneby Baptist Church. Ada Craw 06), 37, Kingman-street, was at Middlesbrough. today, bound over to be of good behaviour on a &Argo of having ...

... his sterling work during the season. Lever rested Left arm paceman John Lever is rested by Essex for the match against the Australians starting at Chelmsford today. West Indian all-rounder Norbert Phillip was expected to take his place. Walker back Nor ...

... n-Tyme. MINANIELLER (good) Wanted. m{ll .1:4 John Maddock and boo. Ltd, Pottery. Bursters. WER\!AKER Wellington Pottery. Easley. FLAT Praiser, loorneyman, rrda Premier to midst. and aced, rtret Apply. John Tana. LW.. etallordel. rILOWERPOT Joiners Wanted ...

... Helium, Oyston Estates, Royal Grant, Gold Jad. John French. Ming Village , trainers to mark Yorkshire Breeze. Blochairn Skolar Noble Prince Lafite, Tarleton Elm, Trainers' Day at the course. P , rrY.Garthland Arms. Gloria Mundi, Kitty Come Home 7.11 BURNBANK ...

... authorities would look into the matter. HARRY GRATTAN- Harry Grattan, the actor, who is respolatible for the revue All Scotch, 'which chiles to the Grand Theatre, Hanley, nest week, :he a On Henry Plunkett Grattan,' dramatic author and actor, and was born ...

... klalialleu. W. Bardand. Alfred Short. T. F. Rb•hard, John Taylor, and W. A. Appleton (Yoe. siscretarr). REQUIREMENTS FOR SOLDIERS. Official Weekly Statement. The Queen Mary's Needlework Guild, the St- John Ambulance Association and tne British Bed Cross Society ...