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... recruits for the Women's Land Army, a largely-attended opeirair meeting i hold n the Market-place on Saturday evsnieg. A number of land-workers were present amongst the audience in their workmanlike costumes, and the principal speaker was Mrs. Kellett ...
... WOMEN LAND WORKERS. The Derbyshire War Agricultural Committee have comimmimted with the District Committees to the rffect that in view of 30,000 more man being needed from agriculture for the army, and the extra arable crops to he harvested, there is ...
... employment was that the land had been overdone and increased competition in the markets of the world. Than what was the remedy? The said divide the land and Would be Paid musk be reduoed snd facilities given to labourers to acquire land. The Unionist Partylhad ...
... OUR LONDON LETTER. S 6 do soe irocoosorily armies a oar Corropoodoses opisioos. After all, the fortunes of American millionahem that are exchanged for foreign titles serve the useful purpose of encouraging trade and circulating in countries where the ...
... enterprise The farm features conservation and management of ancient hedgerows as well as 140 identified species of birds -— Woman nicked A woman who told police she wanted to get arrested succeeded in her ambition in the early hours of Sunday morning Ashbourne ...
... THURSDAY AUGUST 29 1991 POINT By Carol Frost Final resting place for Mother of Salvation Army 'Skateboarders Catherine Booth as The Mother of the Salvation Army is regarded as one of Ashbourne's most famous daughters A plaque over a house in Sturston ...
... thought it was • case of a lima-minded man and a strongminded woman, and he should not send the man for trial. Mr. Shed then discharged the male prisoner, and further remanded the young woman in custody for an additional charge ot forgery to be preferred ...
... Woman’s Viewpoint To-day the start out week arctic like conditions a prospect would have unbelievable and unbearable known of its duration the first fell Boxing Day to give a real Christmas Card scene The weather which is to British man's opening gambit ...
... the cultivation of land in their area. A report presented of the acreage farm land in Derbyshire. which . 483,125 acres, of which 90,713 were 1915. and there is an additional 40, - - arable for 1918. The list of additional arab , land and average number ...
... 6 ASHBOURNE NEWS TELEGRAPH THURSDAY APRIL 28 1988 DERBYSHIRE WOMAN'S diary SUPER-NANNY HAD A WAY WITH KIDDIES The death in Ashbourne last week of Miss Marion Prince will be mourned by her many ‘children’ of all ages in many parts of Britain Miss Prince ...
... been called out. The exact number of men who have already left Japan for the seat of war is not known. The entire Army Corps has landed and established itasif in North-western Korea, with its main base at Chinampho. The General Staff still carefully guards ...
... 311711511 SAMPSON. a woman named Welch, and married her in the name of &stmt. He took her to Herne Bay tot the honeymoon. Having got £5O from her, which she had saved, he brought her to Ladystnith-roed. He had, however, told Thompson beforehand that he ...