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... tit. hands until the payment is made. nurses) into ali I-L. • ..•. f',- s. TREASURES STOLEN wan* the kat ounce of death of Patricia Margaret Rosemary bid Mr. Collins jiiinp.into it car, and did This was one of many interesting legal points • - 'li -' Collins ...
... team, 1894-1899, who died last August, aged 67, has left £4,246 net. He left all his property to his wife absolutely. Miss Margaret Adkins, of Ponsonby-road, 'Roehampton, was 100 yesterday. One of the first messages of congratulation which she received ...
... The deceased, who was 84 years of age at the time of his death, came to Kew 54 years ago, and was employed in the building of the present Kew Bridge, and also the lock and weir at St. Margarets. After a service at Kew Parish Church, the burial took place ...
... the King in the Quadrangle at the Castle. The King, who was accompanied by the Queen, the Duke and Duchess of York, Princess Elizabeth, and Princess Margaret Rose, stood at the east end of the Quadrangle. It was a memorable service and will long be remembered ...
... RICHMOND ROTARY CLUB. DEATH OF WELL-KNOWN SHEEN 18th August, 1934 PRESERVATION OF RURAL At the I%eekly meeting luncheon of Richmond Rotary Club on Tuesday, an ski m , was given by Mr. G. H. Jack on the subjist of the preservation of rural Enidand. Ifs ...
... Sandover, of Richmond, and Barbara Lilian, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1.. Ogler, of Jersey, Channel Islands. • • • The death is announced, at the age of 70, of Mr. J. G. Drutnmond Camphell, of Kingston Hill, who was Conservative M.P. foi Kingston-on-Thames ...
... the Duchess of York Lodge, being present. N.G. Bro. E. Keene oectipted the chair and vv as supported by Bro. Lawrence.. Bros. G. If. Ilallett and W. Packer (trustees). Und ho. F. T. Smith. P.P.O.M. (the secretary). The Secretary reported the death ef ...
... British, I'. Bond. summer had really arrived. Jubilee year, he Prettiest: The Harem, Joy Green; the Duchess continued, was being made everywhere the of Argyle. R. Welby. Babies: The Rabbit, E. children's year. The King. in his broadcast Upton; the Chinese ...
... Council for three years, and was formerly County Engineer of Midd!e-sex. S • • Mr. K. M. Burrows, Deputy Registrar of Births and Deaths for the Surrey North- Eastern Registration District, has resigned his appointment on securing a post at East liam. To fill ...
... the Church Pastoral Aid Society; and £lOO to the Colonial and Continental Church Society. DEATH OF MR. J. H. SULLIVAN. FLANDERS POPPIES AT THE FUNERAL. The death has occurred of Mr. Joseph Henry Sullivan, of 43, The 'Vineyard, Richmond. a man who lived ...
... Sheen: and Barnes High-street. Miss E. M. The death occurred on Sunday of Miss Edith Alarguerita Sherratt, aged 56, of 46, Madrid-road, Barnes. Miss Sherratt was a member of the Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyle, Needlework Guild. The funeral was on Wednesday ...
... —Plaice were caught in the Thames. at St. Margarets. for the first time in vain. 21st. Sergeant R. 11. Moore, one of the three Richmond policemen who were holders of the King George Coronation Medal, retired. 22nd.—Death of Mrs. Kate Ellen Tockaell, a well ...