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... Hopkins set for Kent Move By RAY PARKER WELSHMAN Lynn Hopkins the record-breaking transfer-listed Workington full back could be on the move Hopkins prolific points scorer is being linked with Rugby League’s newest club Maidstone-based Kent in-vlcta international ...
... Page Shortstory South Wales Echo Saturday April 25th 1998 OUR FAVOURITE STORY-TELLER JOAN KENT IS IN THE ECHO EVERY SATURDAY To receive a brochure for these holidays or details of other holidays available ring the HOLIDAYS HOTLINE 01222 222762 Tour of ...
... tramped through was caused by a top dressing of farmyard manure spread deep and clinging to our boot with no mud scraper handy Tom decided that taking off our boots in the parquet died vestibule before crossing a highly polished hall floor would be the lesser ...
... WALES ECHO Monday 18th January 1993 TACTICAL PURSUITS GOLDEN SCISSORS TONIGHTS HIGHLIGHTS Edited by Irena Morgan Lauren O'Beime HAIRDRESSERS BARBERS For help advice or a free consultation call GOLDEN SCISSORS 64 Cathays Terrace Cardiff Telephone: (0222) ...
... i— i -?— SOUTH WALES ECHO Tuesday April 9th 1991 O’Neill golden sound is real value REVIEW by A J Sicluna FOR sheer value for money and the vast range of music last night’s concert by Dennis O'Neill in St David’s Hall Cardiff was hard to beat In effect ...
... 30 Features SOUTH WALES ECHO Saturday July 27th 1996 OUR FAVOURITE STORY-TELLER JOAN KENT IS IN THE ECHO EVERY SATURDAY )UR Cousin Charlotte was an extraordinary woman You must remember her” Aunt Ada was obviously annoyed that my memory had carelessly ...
... 16 SOUTH WALES ECHO SATURDAY FEBRUARY 1 1986 The for Country Girl Weekend story by JOAN KENT sharp tongues 1 HAD DRIVEN along the rough track through the winter silent woods to collect half a hundred gates from the hurdle-maker's yard when Jim the horse ...
... Page 34 Shortstory South Wales Echo Saturday May 2nd 1996 OUR FAVOURITE STORY-TELLER JOAN KENT IS IN THE ECHO EVERY SATURDAY In summers now long past Glebe Meadow served as the home ground of our village cricket team Valiant volunteers wielded birch brooms ...
... it tastefully your will BOOTS FINE ART DEPARTMENT NOT Alfred 17 disorderly in Harbour-road PC fined 7a 6d MISCELLANEOUS no fixed abode drunk : Union-street discharged made in case 101 terrace it in style and price which will BOOTS CHEMISTS Fill AIT IEPAITMENT ...
... THE CARMARTHEN JOURNAL FRIDAY OCT POETRY EARTHLY HOPE i'o' earth-born thou fair sister of the upier sphere With golden hair— angel 1 But deceiver— thou whose is heart— hopeless distant tlfo form be 1 sitting bright-eyed song pours from happy hearts beat ...
... SAVED Father's Dash Into a Blazing Room Mr. Hubert Smith, a Maidstone, Kent, boot repairer, saved the lives of his three daughters when lire broke out at their home in Market-buildings, Maidstone. One of the daughters, apparently, went to sleep with a candle ...
... Colchester. Charteo tioeringer, victualler, queen -street, Golden-square. Charles lambourn, barge builder, Long Ditton, Surrey. Thomas Selby and Silas Norton, scriveners, Town Mailing, Kent, Thomas Cardwell. plumber, Hammersmith. Frederick White, brewer ...