... Bedworth; Ronald John Haddon (19), a driver, of 13, East Avenue, Bedworth; Dennis Waring (31), a roofer, of 333, Bedworth Road, Longford; and Peter Terrance Greenhough (19), a truck driver, of 70, Furnace Road, Bedworth. his - cardigan and butted him in ...

... dividend and later wail= el in to gala Stem attar S li g free the peed aim and dividends from Debenhame Grattan, turned easier. Delisabsans be and Grattan were under the st. nuildlag esle v a rere r = firm aid elsewhere gas Mass Ms played r on the latest ...

... the moors above Saddleworth on Saturday. Mr. Little adjourned the inquest after he had taken evidence of identification. the arm was excavated and the peat taken away from .t. Professor Poison and Dr. Gee went to the scene and the earth was completely removed ...

... adjourned until day . a I tertioun May 13. and the three were Clifford Charles Mann (651. &Vowed ball. !:censee of the Weavers' Arms. John George Sanderson (411) of Abbe% Street. Nuneaton. was the Cher Tree Inn. Haunchaccused on three counts of per- wood Rl4 ...

... mumbled something about the Craven Arms and the Jaguar Arms. He kept the man talking until another offiecer reached him at the Jaguar public house. Horton said he had been trying for some time to phone the Craven Arms, and at one stage thought the operator ...

... STOW British Home /4 1 2 /13'. /6 Burton Debenh maul Grattan Watehotas a4/10 1 ,xd + /3 Ot. Unlv A'47/3 + /3 Fraser Lewis Inv Maria & Spencer A 37/3 + 1/- Owen Owen 13/7 1 , S and Stores . 15/- + /1 1 , United Drapery Woolworth nti /1 /45 No-one ...

... stretch of water. This &di, a 101 b. pike. was landed there on March I. 1903. according to an adverttsetnent for the Minersr Arms. Alderman's Green, which appeared in an Exhall and District Almanack In 1907 In this. the proprietor of the inn, Mr. E. J. ...

... of traawort an advantage —Apply Monday or Timidity. 11 5.5.-12 M noon. r. Hodge, Noon One. rust Floor. Cardigan Chambn Abbey OeM. Nuneaton (above John Collieni). • MAP who smart and adaptable. with a will to sera IC 111 Ile weekly is required for sales ...

... brewery and tobacco shares have lost ground with Imps 71d. down at 51/10; after the chairman's speech at the annual meeting Grattan at 84/1; are little affected by their results. sCAITERED FALLS Textiles alau are eaaler with Courtaulds issues 3d. off. Most ...

... Piave! 17/101. Serck 16,11. Midland Industries 6'41 and 13.8. A 12/9 are harder if anything. Zinc Alloy have eased to 4/9. John Harper 9/3. Barton and Sons and Hughes Johnsons 47/6 - the turn, including Cu 'vales 25'14 United 27/14. Dorman Long 21 1 74 ...

... and E.M.I. are arm spots Gold shires are quietly firm and. elsewhere in mines tias record scattered small gains. Leading oils are a shade harder but rubbers and teas are neglected. Birmingham Dealings Business has been resumed in quietly arm conditions. ...

... early storm on the first day of the fifth and final Test against the West Indies at the Oval today, and openers Brian Bolus and John Edrich put on 53 in the first 76 minutes. Wes Hall and Charlie Griffith, the West Indies' pace aces, caused little trouble ...