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... Guildhall-lane last cardigans and jumpers. night and noticed his clothing was bulging. They were committed to the Gregg was with him and was next Quarter Sessions, carrying two parcels under his John Carr Doughty, a direc- arm. tor of John Carr Doughty, Ltd ...
... 1943 Arms outstretched The first witness was Po R. D. Sinclair who produced photographs which, he said. showed Stackwood-road. and the stubble field where Linda's body was found. . . . After Linda's father had given) his evidence Dc. Douglas John ,Count ...
... SITUATIONS VACANT NEW ZEALAND important knit-goods manufacturer of pullovers, cardigans: jumpers. etc.. require experierd designer to take complete control of garment designing and making-up. Must be capable of producing fashionable garments from Circular ...
... 'Ran into arms of police constable' iIEN ESCAPING FROM STCRE DETECTIVE FLEEING from a woman store detective a youth ran , *night into the arms of a police constable, said F. W. Sawford at Leicester City Magistrates' COurt he had got a Job as a painter ...
... THE LEICESTER MAIL WEDNESDAY AUGUST 3 1927 Holiday Wear at Gee Nephews Tennis Frocks lumper Suits Cardigans Lightweight Raincoats Sew Felt Hats d Sew Velour Hats New Goods for Holiday Wear gee nephew & CO LTD PLACE OALLOWTREE GATE DAY & EVENING COURSES ...
... —Frederich Thomas, aged 53. beloved hosnand of Helen. passed peacefully away on the 20th April. at 48. 31ere-road . late of Cardigan Arms, Cranms Funeral Gilimes, Thursday. 3.30. P. 4-23 AL 1 ILV ER.--Riehard. beloved husband of Rebecca. pass..d away April ...
... to-day. John inaruld Smith Wright, Royal (retired), a brotherin-law of Major Grattan, the witwas and be added that Major Grattan alloys appeared to be living of esisT Waters said 1 with the , the liii. was . of the body of in primes sad • in each arm. On ...
... rather old. The Sarringtons were fined 105. each, and the case against Burgess was dismissed. - _ Wiliam Barrow, fruiterer, Cardigan Arms Yard. Corby, was summoned for having in his possession an unjust weighing machine for for trade at Corby on May 8 Be was ...
... morning's cabling meet of the Cot:leg:mere Hounds. This old-workt and tuatoric mansion. whinh a the of eoionel and Mm. John Grattan. is surnounded & mat stretch of picturesque gardens, sh rubberies. wink, and the whole estate covering snolethint like ...
... of Morley Rd ; William Hawkins 11‘). a porter. of Vulcan Road: and John ()Teasley a baker. of Dnxburr Road. were tined Xs. for riding bicycles without red rear . l4hta attached. John Wright 1271. of Dues lane. and Ernest Har d y. of Arenun Road Extension ...
... Diehards). 2 Consternation tat 3 Phllaideloba II (F Muster). Also ran: Artaks IN Packham'. Grattan° IF C Elliott'. Palk ID Star Ruler IF Bmllhl. Chrdstopher John it) Greening'. $ ran.. Off at 3.3. _ _ _ --- Witilier - ititned by R J Colltnr Bettina: 3-1 ...
... day. Sir Arthur J. Fludyer. Bart. (chasrman of the Aseociation) pranded and otheM present included Gainsioroirgh. Mr. John Grattan, ALI Rutland. Mr. V. .4. (treasurer), Air J. Fowler, Mr. G. Phillips, Mr. G. ltuddle, Mr. S. !Meath, Mr. J. J. Campbell ...