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... bronchial pneumonia, following a fall in which he fractured a thigh, and that his death was acct. dental, was returned by the Coroner, Dr. C. F. J. Baron, at the inquest into his death, held at Kingston on Monday. His son. Charles Fisher. with whom he lived, ...
... recently appeared in TIIE HERALD a review of a biography of Hector Macdonald. The writer of the book, Mr. Thomas Coates, of St. Margarets, has since written the life of Sir George White, and it is written in a most interesting manner, going minutely into a acceptable ...
... numbered only twenty, against sixty-five deaths, five of which it should be explained, belonged to outside districts. The influenza epidemic is, I suppose, responsible for a considerable proportion of the deaths, and when it has spent its force and the ...
... marriage has nectssitated the renovation of the building, which has not been used since the time of tire Prince Consiort's death. When the decorations are tinislied the ti.por %sill Le carpeted, arid nn the roarriage slay the interior will he adorned with ...
... whither the duplex system of vo.lunta.ry offerings, cr some other. At the annual church meeting of Avenua Baptist Church. iSt. Margaret', hek on Werincsday, December lath, it was de cided to send a cordial invitation to tin I?ev. Harry Cliampnes, of the Baptist ...
... 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 ...
... that one result of the Emperor William's visit to Home will be a marriage between his Majesty's youngest sister, Princess Margaret, and the Prince of Naples. They will have an opportunity of falling in love with each other when the Empress Frederick goes ...
... at Aldershot permit, take part in the Day. Following the example of H.R.R. the Prince of Wales in 1923, and the Duke and Duchess of York in 1924, he will drive round I..ondon and visit the principal depots. Some of my readers will remember that when the ...
... expected at neat a grist number of people ,rowed over to East Cow. s. The bulk the regime lit quartered at Parkhere, :lit. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, having issl in early in the yeomen, with the band of the —silt, posted rs a juard of honour at ...
... pay a visit to the headquarters of the Richmond Branch of the British Legion. H.R.H. the Duke of York will accompanv the Duchess of York on the occasion of the opening of York House, Twickenham, on the 16th inst. I regret to hear that County Ald. G. W ...
... Princess Alice in the chaise handling the ribbons. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Albany is in seinimourning. Mr. Byrne s.Jcoeeded in obtaining sonic good pictures of the Duchess with the children ; also others of lierelf in evening dress. During the ...
... 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 ...