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... 17-IE ADVERTISER AND GAZETTE. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1926. JOHN SANDERS LTD EALING BROADWAYWS P c o ) JOHN ERs LTD Xmay 6ranb 4 Sop il f est • air Full of those Displaying little F ; -Mar artistic * Use r and surprises 0 that a cePt 4l6l - - Practical Gifts ...
... THE ADVERTISER AND GAZETTE. FRIDAY TUNE 19, 1931. 17 'Remnants and Come and See our Windows Oddments Next Week JOHN SANDERS Half Price Every Thursday For Bargains. LIMITED . SUPREME BARGAINS, WELL I IVI MEN S E REDUCTIONS SUM E R IN EVERY DEPARTMENT ...
... 1782 Grattan moved a resolution in the Irish Parliament, the chief purport of which was the repeal of the eteute of George 1., by which England claimed a right to legislate for Ireland. There never was an orator who had greater triumphs than Grattan through ...
... fait!. seas ones on the day when the Irish Parliament died,thie was no other the Henry Grattan. (Apelauee.) H« was short of stature and unprepeeeessiag in appeerence, arms were disproportionately long, with his body swindle( like a peedulam. (Laughter.) He ...
... Berendt. 4 Mr. H. J. Weston. Dessert apples: 1 Mr. Whitbread. 2 Mr. H. J. Weston. 3Mr H. J. Grattan. Pears: 1 Mr. Berendt. 2 Mr. Whitbread. Plums: 1 Mr. H. J. Grattan. 2 Mr. A. G. Steil. Division C. open. excluding trade.—Vase of chrysanthemums: 2 Mrs. W ...
... OSBORNE. 34, Kingston-road. Southall. SHOULD WARDENS RE ARMED' Sir,—At the risk of further disgusting your correspondent of last week, I reiterate my opinion that A.R.P. Services should not be armed. It is obvious that no man can perform two jobs satisfactorily ...
... o'clock. This is the first time that Mr. Grattan has visited this neighbour• hood. His wren'ss both in singing and preaching are much appreciator +. THE LATE COUNTY COUNCIL CONTEST AT STAINES. DINNER TO MR. JOHN ASHBY, J.P. On Friday evening, the 15th ...
... Fullinger and family; Mrs. Fitt and Edna; Mr. and Mrs. Fowler and Frank: John Gould; Torn and Mrs. Goddard; Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Grimaldi, Marion and Tony; Mr. and Mrs. H. J. G. Grattan and Alec; Mr. and Mrs. T. L Horn; Rosie Howard: Alderman J. J. Lynch and ...
... a voyage t s and life among the Alaskan i mac. EMBASSY, HARROW. John Barrymore and Helen Twelvetrees are at the Embassy, North Harrow, next Monday, in Cardigan's Last Case.* Tom Cardigan, a brilliant but dissolute crime lawyer, falls oat with Vanity ...
... traditions, said Mrs. McNeil. The girls now have a neat uniform, with grey flannel skirts and cardigans and gingham blouses. The prizes were presented by Mr. John Miles, M.A.LLB., chairman of the North-West Middlesex Executive, who made a point of complimenting ...