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... sod soMotoing so • of 902 moors yards. were wathdrson. Ynsru. Thorpe sod Perry. of Noe tiogbam. were the ealicatom.. At 81 John's, Alderear, on Bstorday, Yr. Philip Wallis, eldest goo of Mr. Philip Robtasno, cd Park Eggimon, near Berian-on.Trent, was ...
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... simieffelit Arm) , record and of the Nativity of the Blessed hoe biZt • Yeti ealpable driver virgin up to t h e the disquatifieetion Tim =lnd began on Saturday was imposed. afternoon with the ringing of • SPEEDING cormcs. quarter peal of Grattan* Doubles ...
... (sopranos); Miss Evelyn Gregory and Mies Mary Wright (contraltos); Mr. John Seeds and Mr. Ernest Scott (tenors): and Mr. Samuel Holland and Mr. Ernest A. Betterton (bass), with Mr. John Hardy accompanying on the organ. Alderman A. J. Cash, of Duffield, presided ...
... C. Silks (Ashlield C.C.) The scholars 100 yards handicap was keenly contested. lAMB* Hand (Ripley St. John's) was first, J. H. Hunt (Ripley St. John's) second, and J. Jackson (Clay Cross National) third. 440 Yards plat Race.-1 R. W. Phillip, Small Heath; ...
... temporary licence of the Glasshouse Inn. Codnor. from the exors of J. T. Riley, and the final transfer of the licence of the Jessop Arms. Codsior. from Harry Wood to Agabus R. Robinson. was sanctioned. The Langley Mill and Aldercar Coop. Society was granted a ...
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... ly in the wood hail, and although playing against the sun, combined much better than the hemostats. They were pretty well armed by all their players, bet the brothers Wright wore outstanding, George scoring the best goal of the match. The goalie had net ...
... •Portland Arms Hotitl, Cednor Park, under the preodency 4.1 Councillor J. tfoelber. The club, reprerented were Somerootea. Riddinga, Langley Mill ('.door , Alden-ar m Riddinga ' 4 .ogrrgatwoal, and Stoneytord. A letter wa, read be tar areretary, Mr. John Else ...
... Vest drive In aid of Red had been singularly unfor- and nieces): Me and Mrs. John ( Venn. to her by her mother on April Warner, G Lowe, Reg. Carter' Howley. John A. Brown, John J. e rne , ve n d s was h e ld i n w e C of tunate in not having slaugh- Coleman ...