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... S.I. on Sunday .aternotai well attentleiL and atltlreen sat% given by Mr. If W. Vineent. who based hin remark, on the liar John Weal Mil 'I. a. sereftl.4l in bin journal. Aline C. Taylor Mall the soloist. and the orchestra rendered select . At Surrey ...
... •• e'••••in the R•• within the peat week or tee day. ha.. tee •tmituary). and Mr. le alacliregar tone merhayee (vicar of St John's. West Ealinel of the hon. secs.) from the annual meet- Dr Summerhayes and his wife were for some not set the Thum*. on fire ...
... another 'Lumen resident who has the happiness to be engaged to Mies Parker. Le Minister of Pension. hoe. by order, appointed Mr. John Anderson Fowler. Ha trieter-abLaw, to sucoerd M ajor Ilorbert Ecaas. C D.E.. J.P.. Directortieneral of Local Adininit-tration ...
... poses, H. Brice,. Leo Se!wood. Alcena Horton. L. Tidey, J. Stickley. Alice Santini)). and ft. Perham: mu,ieal arm.,latlys Per- Cam on& John Dean; competition. Beatrice nervy; hunt the bell. S. Eldridge, Evelyn Sherlock). O'Grady. Marjorie Gratwick end ...
... nearly an hour. He had administered anesthetics in close on 2,000 eases. The operation was performed by Dr. .1. Taylor. St. John's Wishl, who resorted to cardiac massage in the attempt to save the patient's life. The Coroner said it was dear that the patient ...
... King. assisted by the Rev. C. J. R, s (vicar of Bibble-cum-Wrea mar Preston (cousin of the bridegromnl, rid the Her. J. L. Cardigan Williams. The choir sang appropriate hymns. Mr G. Pike was at the organ. The bride was attended by Miss Clare Beverley Morgan ...
... were heard against James Sounder., 4. Manor-road, Wert Ealing: Wm. John Itickley. 16. Manor-road; Geo H Smith. 44, Williams-road; Ernest Short, 33. Williams-road; Wm. Thorp, 15. St. John's-road ; Emma Wilkinson. 1, Avenue-road; Mend E. Grecory. 10, Ale ...
... a luxurious arm chair by the teachers of the schools to which he was attached. The presentation was made at Drayton Infants' School yesterday atternoou by Aid. Armriding, chnirmuu of the School Attendance Committee. The service nt St. John's Mission Church ...
... A P. I mierna !ional Goalkeeper). road this afternoon at 2.30 in the South- the second goal with a geud crows shot penalty arm, and Eiiihridge °Wow' the PrtanWastenn 10 0n43 9 20 - ern Amateur League. from a centre by Perkins. The home score or the visitors ...
... AS • vaarararaa. 1 j WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27 , 1923. [ TWO-PENCE -- - -- _- ---- i GRIMSDYICE. ACTON MALE VOICE GIRLS OF THE ST. JOHN'S ANNUAL _______ CHOIR. SOCIAL Acton GLOBE. Society's Pleasant , E D SAYERS I Ramble. Thirteenth Anniversary Celebration. E ...
... Carey, who io 72 Tears age, rseeivid a wound on the right ear. left eye, and both hands, and sustained fracture of the left arm. He vs. tai.en by motor anibulanee to Ealing Hospital. It a..tated that lie C. progres..ing fasour• ably. A mornmen• i> on foot ...
... Monday's local horse pwrade at a meeting laid in the Ealing Town Hall on Thursday evening, under the presidency of the Rev. J. K Cardigan Williams. It ices reported that entries in the four teen cla&ses numbered and that a Eat turnout wa. anticipated. Those ...