... any. In fact, Dr. Keith—who freely pro- nounces his own judgn►ents on the royal actions and motives—is moved to criticise King George only once, and that Is in respect of hie, acquiescence in the wholesale bestowal of honours under Mr. Lloyd George's ...

... Yorkshire The competitors British Ladies’ Championship tournament will be: Mrs Anderson Miss Crum Miss Gooding Mrs Herring Mrs Miss Lawson Mrs Moseley Mrs Roe Miss Ruchon Mrs Sidney Miss A Taylor Miss Watson ...

... DR. MALLNS AND THE RDIICATIOX OF GIRLS annual prize distribntion in connection with the King Edward's Grammar s c h oo l f or Girl., at Handeworth, took pia , * last night. Dr. Molina, the bailiff, who distributed the prises, declared teat that school ...

... Ordinary to his Majesty the King. Lord Dawson of Penn has been very prominently before the public during the last eight months as a leading physician in attendance on the King throughout his severe illness. He flew back from Paris last week while on a ...

... Nome exj. l imtioa. to the in Mr Dave* had stated that W year 2,500 out 7.000 of the the Floodgate Street were upon chanty. thought that was which Mr. Dance, who, in K« opinion, was the busxnceß very fzurtr, did not convey. Mr. Dev mw explained that what ...

... Ambassador (Mr. J. G. Winant) and two prominent men of science. They are Sir Edward Appleton, K.C.8., prominent in the development of radiolocation, and Dr. H. R. Ricardo, F.R.S., famous for his work on the internal combustion engine. Mr. John Preston ...

... and MiB. Lowthcr, Mr. and Miss Balfour, Mr. Winston Churchill. Sir Edward Grey, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd George, .Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Haroourt, Mr. Sydney Buxton, ...

... E. Other Midland honours include; Mr. G. A. Bryson (Birmingham), Mr. F. A. Hughes (Staffordshire Director of Education), Mr. Frank Forrest (lately chief engineer and manager of Birmingham Electricity Department) and Mr. T. H. Rylaud (vice-chairman of ...

... IN MEMORY OF DR. WILSON. At a service in mentor, of ex-President Wilson at St. M.arecrers ('harsh . West. minster, yesterday. t • King. the Prim* 4 Wales, Queen Aleirandra and othet members the Royal Family were terve. seated. Viscount Haldane, the Lord ...

... HORSE-RACING WORSE THAN DRINK- At !. Mark’s, Milverton, vestry Dr. Hivrrieon Butler proposed that the follow ih© example the King and Lord Kitchener, and give the alcohol during tte war. Mr. W. Sheen dissented, and said what ought to done ai vestry meetings ...

... DR. ROBERTSON 3 FIGURES. Dr. J. Robertson, Medical Officer of Health, put statistical tables showing the decrease the population in the central districts and the increase of population in outside districts, especially in Handsworth, Yardley, King’s Norton ...

... the five sons of the late Mr. John Pritchett. of King's Norton, the others being Alderman 3. S. Pritchett, the late Mr. Alfred Pritchett. Mr. Theodore Pritchett and Mr. W. S. Pritchett. who was secretary to the Lord Mayor of Birmingham for ...