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... break from league act this Saturday when thoy entertain - Chaddertonat Highbury 1n the Second Division Cup. Chadderton had lost to Nelson but the league ruled that Nelson had plaved an incligible player and awarded the te 1o Chadderton Chadderton currently ...
... and William Hamilton. At The Regent: Cinema 1: Never Twice With Any Woman; Cinema 2: Grand Prix; Cinema 3: Lost Horizon. New Trawler: A new ship was being built at Goole for Boston Deep Sea Fisheries. It was to be a 126 ft stern trawler. Dance: The 25th ...
... Morecambe Bay on Wednesday before Good Friday was paid by Alderman H. Blackburn this week. “Joe was well known to all the ships® husbands and most of the cashiers and trawler owners in Fleetwood. He had faced the scas and the worst storms at Rockall, ...
... 1946 except Northern Princess, which was lost in March 1942, Of the remainder, Northern Rover was lost in November 1939, and Northern Isles in South Africa in January 1945 - a rather ignominious end 1o a fine ship, as she was run ashore! An account of her ...
... opportunity to visit Leith in April to see the last Royal Yacht with the name of Britannia - a great name for a great ship. We visit this ship from April 2 to 4. It does interfere with the monthly meeting so perhaps we could alter the meeting 1o the following ...
... George V: We mentioned these two battleships last week and there has been a good response. If you served on either of these two ships, we would like you to sign a Bismarck envelope. It is for publicity and there’s nothing wrong in that. Broadsheet: This is ...
... Navy in World War Two. 1 hadn’t realised what the American Navy loss of ships was. The biggest Naval battles ever, took place in the Pacific. At one place there were so many ships lost that the place was renamed “Iron Bottom”. Reading aboul other nations’ ...
... on hydrographic ships until his retirement in 1086. Retirement proved just as busy a time for Mr Nicklin. Armed with an Opeir University maths degree, he worked as a maths tutor in adult education. He also taught maritime law and ship masters’ business ...
... This profit is what you can call on if you come up against ill health and need those extras that can be supplied. We also lost 1062 full members and 1089 associated members. This we expect and anticipate because of the age problem. There is an answer ...
... to all those seamen who lost their lives while serving on Irish Registered vessels during World War 2. Amongst those who lost their lives while serving on Irish ships were four seamen from the Fleetwood area. They were all lost on the steam trawler Leukos ...
... wanting further information should write to the Heart of Lancashire Appeal, Freepost, Preston, PR3 SBR (Tel: 01772 773144, A SHIP's distress flare set off by louts sent rescue teams on a wild goose chase and could have caused a serious fire. The blazing ...
... give us your full attendance. When we do have a dance, it gives us al the opportunity of meeting friends who we might have lost contact with over the months, so give it a go, and tell your opposi\'e number that he or she will be having a night out. It's ...