... |cipals. home. The third seaman,l In 1936 Miss Honer was bql- Gerald E. Leech, is remaining‘lerina at Drury Lane, and in in the ship, which to-day left 1945 principal dancer at the Miami to continue its inter-|Duke of York’s Theatre in rupted voyage to Beaumont ...

... lived in- territory linked to th Crown shall not now have indignity of having to « afresh for a British citimg ship which they shoyld news have lost. No doubt the Bj will get through all its stas without further hold up. I+ The Archbishop of Yorkn Wednesday ...

... in territory linked to th Crown shall not now have thy indignity of having to « afresh for a British citing ship which they shoyld news have lost. No doubt the B will get through all its stam without further hold up. The Archbishop of Yorkq Wednesday will ...

... Gravel DESTROYED Althogfh the bodywork wax destroyed, the tyres and wheels, apart from being scorched, were little damaged. Lost in the blaze were a potato sorter, weighing machine, forks, shovels, sheets — and the drivers jacket, which, in his hurried ...

... THE new motor ship Kronprinsesse ingrid, which arrived at Harwich from Esbjerg yesterday. Sister ship of the Kronprins ( sFediek' \ntllich hlsdhun in rvice on the United Steam:l_fip Company's Scandinao jan route (Harwich-Esb- THEtnelg‘r’oltlatlons ...

... Nemorial B since 1942, has been ame the high honour o”y‘ ship of the Royal FflCU)“' Physicians of Glasgow.w' the ancient roval el corporations of Scotland Dr, Walker secured sggcxa!ist % bloma of M&Y ship of the Royal Co Physicians of ‘London £ | Last year ...

... began to favour the spin bowlers, and the home side ran into a spot of bother from the Yorkshire attack. Four wickets were lost when the total had reached 102. The enthusiastic spectators present at the start of the day at Worcester to see Worcestershire ...

... Thorpe Sent quarters until alternative chiefly responsible: the gen- the person. At present penal- passed with Honours the Pre- ships made then, and perhaps Achurch. Mr. W. Mould cr_raccommodntion has been made eral _attitude to motoring ;l]zss are dclnsor_\'l ...

... visited the lwho lost his life in a road | y YATHE oty O-E-C. Works at Witton. accident but a few yards from |l‘ alrfd R.;mi“(l),ulf‘l‘ j%::géh:,; In the afternoor the boys Ithe park founded by his great- | celebration on Tuesday in the lost heavily at cricket ...

... roads be|MOre than ¢ rln et i 'preside. The ceremony will be |of a viaauct and improvespecial meelm% of the com F tract, was lost, compared to the other, is table memories of this place, | preside. The T etrn, |Bt T e s mittee was called on June I|t out ...

... a score Chanm.: A =4 Coombs, only daughter of Mr, [of deep water sailing ships | . & 3 and Mrs, J. Coombs, 26, Mulso!The.\‘ are the sole sur\'ivcl;re‘ INEx6 Poow Cuttv. Sark lost Presentatlon Road, Finedon, at Finedon of the vast fleets which, in ot Tiowr ...

... the winner. ShiP. gucky fighter against slightly ller an opponent, went into his man with 1 flurry of blows in the first round. He nlsokshowed the better foot‘work. A at cheer was given to & “Strickle | (Wisbech A.8.C.) a “little-'un” who lost to a “big-'un ...