... DEATH OF SIR E. STRACHEY. Sir Edward &richeY. LP.. H.L. of Salt/n--estle, Somerset. rimed away on Tuesday in bis ninetieth year. He is succeeded in the baronetcy by Mr. Edward Strachey. M.P. far South Somerset. His younger son is Mr. filt. Los Strachey ...

... Lieutenant Meneely, R.N.V.R., and Mrs. Meneely, 136 Banka Road, West Kirby, have received notification that their son. Private Richey Rutherford Meneely, aged 26, an old boy of Birkenhead Institute, has been killed. Joining the Army in 1939, he went through ...

... University: • Tame * A - Richey and Leonard K. Smith, Ralliol: John I. Marten. New College; Leopold O. M- g- 1 , ,?'' Souls'; Sydney R. Chnstie-Miller. Christ Church; Wm. B. Atuir. Trinity; Roland Allen. St, -loins; Wm. If. Bayliw and* Edward V- Stacks. Sidney ...

... gallant deed performed by Corporal Richey shjld teed only to stimulate each one in the descharge of their own duties. Mr. R. Reese, representing the owners of the vewiel, also extended congratulations to Corporal Richey. That was a costly i 1 tag which ...

... recently appointed, been expelled Cantonal Government on tba, around tnat “bis is contrary to the public' interests.” King Edward has sent sympathetic message to the Kaiser in connection with the accident the German torpedo-boat at Cuxbaven. A distressing ...

... Brown (sii.ter), Mr. W. S. Brown (brother), Mr. Wm. Brown (nephew), Mrs. D. E. Rowley (niece), Mr. M. A. Rowley, Miss L. Edwards, and Mrs. Richard Dodd (cousin). Others present were: Mr. Leonard Smith (representing Chester Liberal Association), Mr. Walter ...

... whom were Mr. W. Kellett, Mr. C. Robinson, Miss Robinson, Mr. Rarnsden, Millwood, the Vicar of Dalton ; Mr. John Beyer, Mr. Edward Leah, Mrs. Case, of the Manor ; Mr. W. Jackson. Mrs. Leah, Mrs. Poole, Miss Lash, Miss Case, etc. Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin having ...

... CRUELTY CHARGE DISMISSED. A Bay. on Saturday, Import or Winterbourne, R.8.P.C.A., summoned Wm. Edwards, carter, and Thomas Roberts, owner, for ill-treating a horre working it in an unfit when it was suffering froir. enlargement the knee, swollen tendons ...

... caase tor alarm, The btigade rvcceerted in confining ths fire to the chapel, the damage to which was estimated at £1,900. Str Edward Ue treasurer- ship of the Newrpaper Picas Fund, ia succession to Lord whe bas become Murpsnse ix Corts. A Reuter’s tolegram ...

... were undertaken as follow:—Altar, Mr. Richei; altar rails, Mrs. F. Roberta; choir stalls, Mr. Thomas, Mr Themes. Mrs. Wickham, and Margerisee ; clergy stalla, Mrs. Edwards; pulpit. the Mimes Prat and Mieri Edwards; screen. the Mims Derry; windows, Mrs ...

... hostrtad. I) REAM .to dtnl 27. 1927.—Fnew Paw Arturtiers. and Now. Bolero Part. houllkaapioP *late of Artdak , sescl. Waterloo'. RICHEY (sip _joillia)—le Isom( Memory of oat dear daoehter tow W). who kll asleep Aptzl,26. Nut Sued•b)e. Our hearts ode as Omani ...

... was seriously ill. Mr. Paull Richey heard the broadcast and returned home some hours before his father died. During the war. Mr Richey won the D.F.C. and bar. His father won the D.S,O. in 1900 and a bar in 1917, Mr. Richey was on board the yacht Carophyl ...