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... Beet Boot--1, James W. Cleghorn, Newman's; 2. 'rhos. Laurie: 3, Thos. Three Ball Beet Root-1. John Stevenion (2); 2. Thos. Wemyss: 3. And. Struthers. Three Turnips (Whitel-1. Thos. Wemyss: 2. And. Struthers; 3, Wm. Barrie. Three Timor , (Golden 110111-1 ...
... Steel. Three Bost Root—l. T. Laurie; 2. H. H. Stretford: 3. J. Stevenson. Three Globe Beet Boot-1. J. Stevenson; 2, T. Percy; 3, A. WGeaehy. Three Carrots. Stump Boot-1, T. Laurie; 2, T. Caldwell; 3, J. Stevenson. Three Long Carrots-1, J. W. Brownlie; 2, ...
... by one application of St. Jacobs Oil, after all other remedies had failed. Mrs D. Coast, of Grove Cottage, Sandway, Maidstone, Kent, says: St. Jacobs Oil has cured me of neuralgia of two years' standing. There is no bodily pain which cannot be removed ...
... Guards in 1967 he joined the Lanarkshire police and served in Kilbride until he transferred to the Kent police force in 1 transfer in 1990 saw him moved Maidstone police headquarters a career development officer which is his current post In 1974 he joined the ...
... and Sheens, Rood. Waterloo. STEIL,. In hospital. Dartford, Kent. on 23rd June. Inn. JANET! LOGAN RAFFERTY, beloved wife, of the late John Steele. Bankbead Road. Lesniahagoe: cremation at Maidstone. Saturday, nte June, WILKIE —At Law Hospital. on 29th June ...
... district. auired for Steel Works Office pana te wg geek spreads attractive Miscellaneous Advts nm education, with gold, sky, golden brown, a yoist, of 5 years’ experience; state Steen. rust, cberrr, tomato, or YORNS. “Proc vis the tions a ve (it) any supplied ...
... Directors for arrangements Holy Mass will offered for the intentions of all THOMSOH On 14th April 1990 suddenly at his home in Maidstone Kent JOHN WILLIAM formerly of Sidlaw Drive Wishaw aged 76 years dearly loved and so sadly missed by all his loving family Enquiries ...
... was walking at all, yet his tightlooking boots notwithstanding, Leon was an excellent pedestrian. Fate had more than once compelled him to make good use of his feet • sometimes along rocky roads without any boots at all. He could run. too, as certain gentlemen ...
... Ina. and t'ambusnethan; also fellow-workmen brother-in-law. and flintily. and pals for their kind Harbour Place. Whitstable, Kent, Pressions of sympathy and floral England. tributes received in their sudden. 'To have you bark in the same old sail bereavement; ...
... seemed to be dispelled. Surely there is no wonder that a mere boy should be reckless of the future in the sunshine of such a golden present. When General Pomeroy appeared amain for us ! As you have done by us. so will Ido by your daughter—to my life's end ...