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... excellent instrumental items selected from Mozart Sibelius, and Tscharkowsky, and the Moseley Ladies’ Choir, conducted Mr. Charles Hyde, achieved a success in part songs chosen from Coleridge-Taylor Montagu Phillips, Arne, and Brahms. Miss Katie Parker, solo ...
... Henry Johnson, John Hill, Alfred Charles Hands, Charles Hyde, Hugh Gibbiite, Frederick H. Gilee, J. J. Gittins, Olivar Goodwin, Thomas E. Fletcher, Alan Elkington, Walter Davis. Henry C. Camng-wm, Alfred E Ghambcriem. Charles C. Bryan, James F. Byrne, and ...
... the afternoon father Christmas impersonated by a member of the staff), oixompanied by the Chairman o; the Hospital i.vir. Charles Hyde) and the General Superintendent, made a tour the wards and distributed presents the patients. Libonfl fare was also supplied ...
... Queen's Hospital was Ki'.JTlj military honours at Lodge Hill Cemetery ve'f Among those present were Lieuten.m Mormon, Mr. Charles Hyde £ 1 Hospital)’ Sister Caley, Privates Blackburn A-I.F. Among other floral tributes wae , * ! '' from the wounded soldiers ...
... DISILLUSIONED. Stockport, yesterday, two brothers, Charles Edward Bagi-ley (40) and Thomas James B. (31). Oak Street. Heath, were charged with being absentees under the Military Service Act. It was stated that Charles, arrested, said, I did not think they would ...
... Major William Henry Charles worth, of Wakefield, of King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry left £l,OOO each the Badsworth worth Hunt, Clayton Hospital and Dispciia&ry, and Magdalene College, Cambridge. (Net personalty £53,855) £66,539 Charles Edward McKenna, ...
... the German Army, who died near Namor, in Relgiam, onAagust 23, 1314; left all interest under the will ...
... wrote three letters the respondent. These were not answered and these proceedings were instituted. TO BE PITIED THAN BEAMED.” Charles George Corby, fitter, whose former residence had been destroyed a Zeppelin, -was charged on Saturday, the West London Police ...
... Regiment, second son Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gibbons, 42, Highgate Road, Heath. Lance-corporal C. Howard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard, 89. Cattell Road, Small Heath. Lance-corporal Hyde, King’s Royal Rifles, son, Mre. Hyde, Burton Road, Swadlincote. This is ...
... Temp. Sec. Lieut. George Arthur Hyde, 10th Bn. R. Rif. C. Temp. Sec. Lieut. Alan Edward A flak) Jacobs, Bth Bn. E. Suit. R. Temp. Sec. Lieut. Max Greville Jones, Ist Bn. North’d Fus. See. Lieut. William John Charles Kennedy-Cochran- Patrick, Rif. Brig ...
... New Factory; near centre city.—Fleet wood, 9. Temple Row West. BEARWOOD (10. Abbey Rd.l.—Premises Let; suit light trade.—H. Hyde. 135. Oak wood Rd.. Sparkhill. BILLPO3TING Station to Let, fronting Corporation St., opposite Perry and Co's works.—Apply, ...
... comedian; Les Bas Irons, quite clever Belgian acrobats; and Jess Thorne, well described as °thjo comedy gud. The Grand.—Mr. Charles Hawtrey has reputation which always ensures for him enthusiastic reception. He no stranger to Birmingham, and hi* many admirers ...