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... secretary for nearly six years. did not desire re-clectioo. A prmentattim of a gold.rinuned Ruse fountain pen and a of Dr. James Moffatt*, Translation of the Bible was made to Mr. Butterworth. and the following revolution wee passed: This misting of the Halifax ...
... Oxford; Messrs. T. H. Kingerlee and Sons, Oxford; Messrs. James Moffatt, Birmingham ; Messrs. Wilson Lovatt, \Volvsrhurwton; Messrs. William Moss, Loughborough ; Messrs. Foster and Dicksee, Rugby : Messrs. Nox Ltd., London; Messrs. Richard Costain Ltd. ...
... Quartet 10.30—12.0.—Savoy Orpheans and Th* Sylvians. LOBDOB 2 45—First of series Running Commentaries: ' The England v. Wales Rugby International Match, relavid from Twickenham (with an in . terval from'3.2s 3.30). 4.lo.—Concert. 5. o.—Mrs Marion Cran. Garden ...
... Hill, Stratford-on-Avon; J. A. James, Coton House, Churchover. Bibdinobcrt Estate. —Messrs. James Styles and Whitlock, of Rugby, have now Bold by private treaty lot 16 of the Birdingbnry estate, comprising a_ cottage and garden situate in the village ...
... 4,46, Margaret A, Peglar (contralto); 6, Francis Fortesoue, The Enigma on the Hearth; 6.15, Children's Hour; 4. Prof. James Moffatt. How Carlyle Joined • Couple on their Honeymoon ; 5.11, Gramophone Records; 6.26, Mr. George E. Greenhowe, Horticultural ...
... B. from London (with time signal 10). London (Call metres). 2.4s—First of a series of running commentaries—th.p v. Whales, rugby international jnatch, relayed from j him (with interval'from 3.25 to 3.30 V. 4.10 —Concert. 5.0 —Mrs Marion Cran : Garden Chat ...
... be:—Bell; For- rest, Young: Silverton, Glenn, Martin; Robertson, Mount, Wilson, Mooney and Storey leapt.). Reserve—Henna. RUGBY. The following two teams have been chosen to take part a full practice match on Sat• urday first op Gls Malvin's Close Ground ...
... letter, Mr. Austen, Rochester-ruad, Coventry. r2ll TED, WORKING HOUSE* ▼ KEEPER for email Rugby; two ladies; plain cooking required.—Miss Rowdeu, 52, Regent-street, Rugby. rl7l t'fEKERAL, experienced, WANTED, ago 25-30; used to plain cooking; good wages and ...
... at Exeter on Friday. The Last of the Arnold.. Miss Frances Arnold, the only survivor of the large family of Dr. Arnold of Rugby, has died at the age of ninety. She was a child when her father died suddenly in June, 1842. She spent practically her whole ...
... be invitation of Miss Margaret Hardy. MILE., and a musical service took place later in the evening. At the latter Dr. James Moffatt preached the Coen. zit Sermon. The addles by the Premier on Thursday nt noon was preceded by that of Mill: Wintringham ...
... Through upsetting a cup of cocoa a Redfield woman scalded her chest and neck and had to be taken to the Infirmary. Mr. James Moffatt, of Bedminster, who had a round with fruit and vegetables for 55 years had died at the age of 85. A Brislington lady, who ...
... Through upsetting a cup of cocoa a Redfield woman scalded her chest and neck and had to be taken to the Infirmary. Mr. James Moffatt, of Bedminster, who had a round with fruit and vegetables for years had died at the age of 85. A Brislington lady, who ...