... millionaire, )Jr. John Thomas Edwards. use the from whom hw hopes to inherit the property emigrated to •tmerlca in 1:70 Thirty-two years ago an advertisement appeared in a Birmingham paper asking for information regarding Edward Edwards. of ianslev I;risen. booth ...

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... Grogrenor Nursing Home to Reg. and Hilda (nee Chapleo), son, Peter Reginald. RICHEY. —On January 27, at Grosvpnor Nursing Home, Handsworth, to Evelyn Frances (nee Bellamy), wife Edward, a daughter. WILCOX. —To John and Eddy (nee Smetham), Castle Bromwich at ...

... whilst Mr. Joseph Hulse presided at the organ. In the evening there was an overflow service in the Board school. when Mr. Edward Jones preached The children were specially trained, and an augmented choir rendered entherns. Mrs. Dale sttne the solo with ...

... conferred in 1662 upon Sir Edward Law, the eminent lawyer. The peer now deceased was unmarried, and the tit:e now passes to his kinsman, Commander Edward Downes Law, R.N. SIR J. B. RICHEY. An. old Indian official, Sir James Bellett Richey, K.C.1.E., C. 8.1., ...

... Christian Church. Edited by Henry Bettenson. 3s. “The World’s Claesice. Oxford University Press. Methodism and England. Maldwyn Edwards. 12s. Od. Epworth Prp*« BIOGRAPHY AND MEMO! RS.—Vernon Faithful! Storr. G. H. Harris Od S.P.C.K. Towards the Mountains. By ...

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... Basil Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Davies, Mr. and Mrs. Deakin, Mr. W. A. Dalley and Miss Bourne, Mr. W. S. Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans, Mr. Edward Evans, Mr. Ivor Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fidgen, Mr. and Mrs. Foster Gould, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Gould, Mr ...

... Percival. Birmingham; Lovett. Thomas Richard. Coventry: Muir. Stephen Campbell. Worcester; Rediern. Qnl. Birmingham; Richey. Albert Edward, West Fironivoir h. ne. Jobe Gough, Birmingham; Tayloi. Boothe Geoige. West Bromwich: Turner. Birmingham; Terme. Raymond ...

... I cannot make this emphatic enough, for it makes the ham, which is usually hard and dry, tender and delicious. FOR,-MAKING RICHEI! SOUP. When buying bones for the purpose oi making, if you want the soup to be richer in flavour, buy a little liver. Cut ...

... Jackson, J. P. Sedgcley, S. T. Taylor, W. J. Herbert, H. J. Shaw. Five Ways Edward aus 11. v. Hournville.—At Bournville. Five Ways: C. Harwell; A. H. Tythcr, H. Taylor, W. D. Richey, C. A. Butler; R. V. Rose, A. Bcobee; A. P. Usher. W. G. Smith. F. G. Histon ...

... NOTES AND NEWS. On* of Rodpironta of Mr. F. E. Smith’s late** addition his family is Sir Edward E.’s loyalty to th« Ulster ideal is certainly to commended, bat at the seme time how would it have been had he asked Mr. Redmond to stand sponsor as well ...