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... Tuesday a child’s woollen cardigan, valued at 9s. lid., the property of John Wareing, Brae, Gibbs-lanc, Blackburn. D.C. Martyn stated that whilst on duty in the Fleetwood Market Hall about 40 p.m. on Tuesday Jiis attention, was drawn by the behaviour ...
... WIGAN BRITISH TROOPS IN BIG OYPRUS ARMS Gunshot wounds the sun for short back and sides. TV is dreadful for the child -DOCTOR’S WIFE (COUNCILLOR MRS. JOAN BURKE, of Tonbridge (Kent) Urban Council, and the iJJfe of a doctor, told the annual conference ...
... tins in the backyard of the house 8, Cardigan-street, Preston, occupied by John Henry Parker, a lorry driver employed the R.O.P. Petrol Company. The Injured are; Henry Hudson (46). Cardigan-street, Preston, labourer. John Harding (20). Welherali-strcct, Preston ...
... mis-step now might cause a repetition of the sad story of the Grattan volunteers. The resolution also says: We realise that your forces to be effective must be armed, and we are determined arms shall find their way into the hands of every volunteer who ...
... patiently borne. Cardigan-street. Preston —lnquiries, J. Klrkham & Sons (Tel. 86471). SUTCLIFFE.—On the 7th Inst., at Sharoe Green Hospital. MADELINE, the dearly-loved Infant child of WINIFRED and JACK SUTCLIFFE, aged eight eeks Safe in the Arms of Jesus. ...
... D. Grattan, whose death at the Engineers’ Club was inquired into by the Westminster Coroner to-day. John Harold Smith Wright, Commander in the Royal Navy, retired, a brother-in-law of Major Grattan, was the witness, and he added that Major Grattan always ...
... lived to be 103. Her mother took part in repelling the French in 1797, when a force of 1,500 landed in Cardigan Ray. STATIONMASTER'S FATAL SLIP. Mr. John Brundrett, stationraa.ster at Knott Mill Station, Manchester, succumbed yesterday to injuries received ...
... fast in the shafting. His arms wore over tho shafting, and his head underneath and he appeared bo wedged between the shafting nnd wooded partition. Witness did not, see how the accident happened. A clay worker at the works. John 11. Scott, said could give ...
... mis-step now may cause a repetition of the sad story of Grattan's Volunteers The resolution also says: We realise that your forces to be effective must be armed, and we are determined that arms shall find their way into the hands of every volunteer ...
... Justice Charles and a common Jury, the hearing was continued of the action brought by Mrs. Amelia Burrell, of Acacla-road, St. John's Wood, N.W., against Mr. David Rees Evans, Ashburnplace, W.C, Burrell claimed damages for injuries alleged to have arisen ...
... burned about the face and hands. Police Sergeant Smith, another member of the brigade, fell from an escape and broke his left arm and was also slightly burned. Police Constable Brister was cut on the nose. The ages of the children were: Iris seven, Patrick ...
... 6. Kimberley; road, Ashton, ELIZABETH, the dearlydoved wife of JOHN BAXENDALE, in her 51st year. ** Resting.” BIRKENHEAD.—On (h. Ist Inst.. LIZA BETH ANN. beloved daughter of the late JOHN and LUCY BIRKENHEAD. Interment at St. Leonard’s, Walton-le-Dale ...