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... memories still remain, with many • silent tear. Front his mother, brother and sisters. 5. Lutonstreet, Queen's-road, Halifax. MICHOLL.—In loving remembrance of a dear beaband and father. Edgar Nicholi. died Oct. 1011 t. 1924. F Memories cling, with many a ...
... Interment Wednesday. Nov. 26th. I at Three o'clock at All Saints'. Dudwell.- Friends please Docent this the only) intimation. MICHOL.-On Nov. 22nd. 1924. at his rewidence, 29. hoyland Itipponden. William, the beloved husband of Lily Nichol, in his 60th year ...
... lid. The accounts were adopted. Officers were elected Inflows :—President, Alderman D. X. Boyce; vice-president, Mr. F. W. Michols; treasurer, Mr.'P. C. Nichols; secretary, Mr. Filler; Committee, Messrs. J. Duller. E. Ball. F. Buzzard, Klsey, H. Burtoti ...
... , and the Rev. jJ. Reeves, rector of Tregonev, William ; Francis, oldest 60n Mr. and Mrs. ; Pare Bracket, Camborne, Mary Micholl, ; eiider daughter the late W. H. and Mrs. Jose. Nonhbrook House, Falmouth. 1 Present address: Vale View, DEATHS. , BREEZG ...
... wellknown resident Wellington, was found dead. had been, apparently, in hi's; usual health a day or of his death, Mr. L. Micholl, who had practised a i solicitor Wellington for many years, was clerk to the local Bench, and filled many public offices, ...
... Manchester (by special lii:enso), by p. Charles Musk —Thomas Richard, eldest son James ami Mts. Howell, Worthem, Shrews- •r, (Ada), second daughter Alexander and Mrs. Ha in ill, 3, Avenue, Belfast. Leckie —Go\&n—March 30, 1920 special license), at the residence ...
... well filled an appreciative audience. The programme included a number of well-rendered glees, songs M r. G. S- Kearns, Madame Ada Worthington (contralto), and Mr. P, H. Tucker, and Devonshire readings by Mrs. R. liftlph. Tho sad news the death of Mr. W. ...
... (Y.W.C.A.) 3. (Babies' bonnets): Non% Loess 186rairleyi and Glad.* Carty.. (Fait4( , tl at ' ) 1: Grace Aslum, (Y.W.C.A.). Ada. Wiliam= (Holy Trinity. Worcester). Annie Rowley. and /AIMS 2; Gwendoleu Wilkes (Y.W.C.A.) 3. Emay.—(llaani Carter (Faithful ...
... Dr J r A Gabb of GuildfotxL and Ada Marian daughter of Mrs W J llarrwon of Kings wear Worcester WOMEN'S INSTITUTE Little Bookham Women's Institute met at Manor on Thursday afternoon by kind iHriiiission of Mrs Micholls taken by Mrs Kliax results of the ...
... judgment they required in the chair, and Mr. had on every occasion smoothed over troubled waters. (Har, bear.) Bev. P. T. Pryci-Micholl, in putting the proposition, said it luwi b--?on moro tb;:n to sit Mr. Irfinsdowno's chairmansiup, which he (Mr. Pr/ce-Michell) ...
... visitors were present including Miss Keeling Miss Bairdsmitli Miss Delf Miss Fuller Miss Cunningham Mrs Mont chore Micholls and Major Micholls Mr Mrs Penn Gaskell Mr and Mrs and Lindsay Miss Dodd Miss Simms Miss Roberts Mr Mrs Alexander Douglas Mr and Mrs ...
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