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... 21, Grosvenorroad. Tunbridge Wells. CHILDREN’S Cardigans, hard wearing, good quality, all wool; S-8 years, 7s. 6d. each, post 4d.; lemon striped, attractive contrasts, or Marl shades. Also Ladies’ Cardigans, Marl shades only, 10s. 9d. each, ?ost 6d. Post ...
... went there. She said in a loud voice in front of other customers; It's hard to shoplift with one arm, isn't it? Miss Warwick said she drew her left arm up in anger. forgetting about the cheesecake in her hand, and some accidentally flew on to the clothes ...
... rTF‘IBER 13. 1957 THE COURIER 3 ___ ! St. John Smith & Son Wood & Walford PUBLIC NOTICES WANTED Charle s I. Parris MARIAM/I AUL AND Eves & Thair BOARD SCHOOL WEAR Scheel 3s, Calverley Road COSTUMES -for Autumn ESTATE AGENTS HASTINGS DISTRICT Gaberdine ...
... kltChen and found lereat half standing 1n the cut. One arm wax out of her cardigan which had caught on a bolt of the cot. 'I realised there was something wrung. as the child was very white. I cut the cardigan with a knife and took her out of the cot. 811 e was ...
... Mr. and Mrs. Premlln: the Churchwardens. Church Council and Sidesmen of St. John’s Church; the Home for Missionaries’ ChUdren (Norwood); Miss H. Gray; the Mens Club, St. John's Church: Members of King's Own: Dr. and Mrs. Perkins: Mr. and Mrs. Odllng; ...
... Walker. Sir John Salmond, Lady Bowhill. Sir F. Williamson Lord and Lady Shelmerdlne, Sir E. ElHngton. Lady Cowdray, Sir John Maffey, Capt. Florman, Lady Ellbank, Sir H. Walker, Lady Harris, Sir John Steele. Lord Ellbank, Sir Percy Macklnnon, Sir John Higgins ...
... Tilley's house was searched anc a lady's black cardigan recovered. It had been In transi from a manufacturing Arm In [smelter to Marks do Spencers Ltd Ashford. They had received packet containing 11 cardigans anc had made a claim for the 12th which had been ...
... his arm. held him and pulled him to the side of the road. The fact that he was wearing two thick coats and a cardigan saved him from being bitten. While he was complaining to the constable the dog rushed for a little girl, who stood with her arms up screaming ...
... things, belonging to licensed victualler named Johnson, Cranbroolc-street, St. John’s London, S.E. Prosecutor spoke to staying at Front on October 30th. He drove into yard the Arms. and left the bag produced in a cart. The articles it contained, with two ...
... give orders to Lord Cardigan commander of the Light Brigade They did not get on The relationship was at best distant and icy Lord 2 months free of payment HENRY BOXALL - often known as John was a cripple for life after the Charge Cardigan a soldier of un ...
... wireless serial. a man's pocket watch. a wrist watch. an ear-ring, four keys. two ladles cycles. a woman's shoe. a woman's cardigan, and a woman's glove. An intsr-.harsh festival to raise funds for famine relief wigs held at St. Michael's Church. Tenterden: ...
... JowolM pondact Hen. GwynJdd Mostyn: China raaa. Coontesa Cardigan: Jewel boa. Mr. and Mr*. Logia Cbeqii*. Major and Mrs. Uebenrood: Gran clock. Mrs. Sands: Cheque and china. Lord Cland* Hamilton: Arm chair. LMwnrood; Victoria. Karl and CoontM* Duchess at ...