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... TO 13T. JOHN'S CHCMCIL theorise Interceesion Day throughout. whole of the country. In churches In Blackpool, large mogregatioas assembled let player and intercession behalf of the Ilielion mil the naval and military forces m- Vin war. at John's Parish ...
... charged with stealing from a stall in Fleetwood Market about 4 p.m.. • on Tuesday. a child's blue woollen cardigan, value 9s. Ild., the property of John Wareing. Mr. J. C. Hill appeared for the defence. DETECTIVE'S W ATCH. Supt. Edwards said that Detective ...
... holiday at a /arm on the canal Me at Parbold when she was a little girl and had a lot o/ jun. Evelyn Clayton Is a very industrious Sunbeam who Is busy knitting a cardigan. am sure it will be pretty and useful when it is finished._ John W. Singleton sent ...
... with us on this trip, as John ‘pieces of eight” Dover will no longer be residing within the hallowed portals of the Weekly News. John’s support over the years has been a major factor in ensuring his tenure as editor. Without John's willingness to allow ...
... by the Fleetwood Arms following their chastisement by the Neighbours from Hell. A victorious return by Dave Bunn and a solid Boysapug!wpowafulopponqu Highbury A, despite a great leg from home skipper Mick Gordon. Meanwhile, in Cardigan City, the over the ...
... swell, the smack Countess of of Aberyetwith, struck on Cardigan Bar. The mainsail and rnainboota had been previously carried away. Immediately the smack's perilous position wee seen, the Cardigan lifeboat, belonging to the National Lifeboat Institution ...
... and suffering from disease but they made us so welcome I could scarcely believe it. After we flew over two continents with John Craven’s Newsround team, we found new friends who clustered round us at every turn as we visited Sport Aid projects in market ...
... :TI ol epuly 0901ille during tho Week ea 7-740. go ,o:onoo NATinns, fIATURDA/ Arms)sn, Mare& 11616. *SRO (Mask. bows viand go p..Oe4W ronendnoo aroma. MOIqD & MRS. JOHN WALTERS -THY wares:llLT NOVILIVI 00NP4RY. IleriOnosi teamsof tbs Prodeelles will ...
... Cricket Club where a lightweight Fleetwood Arms side went from 2-0 down o 0 4-2 up before subsiding gently back into the comfort of a 4-4 shared experience with their hosts, this despite a great performance from John Ward. Oh, and Chris Garton notched up man ...
... to the spired. The party arrived house at 9-40 p.m., evidently anxious for another similar outing. • • • Cardigan Artillery at Kist Eat The Cardigan Garrison AetiMiry are now in trsining at Knot End. leaving their headquarters at Aberpetwith siV9-46 on ...
... LITERARY NOTES literary fare is contained in lot Cu.. Hturiumus, pathetic, and tepital stones to enhanc• ita popularity. 'go Arms, by M. P. Staid. la • aortal that abould not be by any reader who woods coocoption mid strikingly individusl literary ie. ...
... rigour. His arrival. it adds, has led to moth speculation, both of a mental and financial nature, in Yiddish theatrical circles. John Mount Batten. C.R., has been appointed Lieutenant foe the County of Dorset in the of the late Earl of Ilchestor. Ths Battens ...