... thoroughly enjoyable time was spent by those prestnt. ' There is a serious shortage of trained biogolists, according to Sir John Russell, of London University, who says that many good posts, carrying salarks .4 - 1,000 a year and upwards, are available for ...

... dents), and Mr. E. Walton itsecretary) of the Coventry Branch, and Mr. John Russell (of the Eugene Permanent Was tug Co., Birmingham). Following the loyal toast, Mr. John Russell, proosing the toast The Coventry Branch .'said he regarded Coventry as the ...

... they will go to the Town Hall for the bangnet. SEVEN MINERS KILLED. Father's Stoicism in Rescue Work After Explosion. John Russell, aged 42, of Wath-road. Bolton-upon•l`earne, a victim of the With Main Colliery explosion, died last evening at Mexborough ...

... (vicepresidents), and Mr. E Walton (secretary) of the Coventry Branch ; and Mr. John Russell (of the Eugene Permanent Waving co., Birmingham). Following the loyal toast. NIT-. John Russell, proposing the toast of The Coventry Branch. ' said he regarded Coventry ...

... (vicepresidents). and Mr. E. Walton (escretaryi of the Coventry Branch; and Mr. John Russell (of the Fmgene Permanent Waving Co., Birmingham). Following the loyal toast. Mr. John Rumen, proposing the toast of The Coven. try Branch.' said be regarded Coventry ...

... Provident Institution Savings Bank, St. Martin's-piace. Law married, in 1890, Katherine Helen Campbell, daughter of Mr. John Russell, of New Forge, Co. Antrim, and widow of Captain Rupert Lonsdale, C.M.G. He was made C.B. in 1920 and C.V.O. in 1926, “ ...

... to-night representing Liberal opinions—opinions which have held all life and still hold, and 1 can remember tar back Lord John Russell and Lord Palmerston. The Labour Party is really the outcome of Liberalism, and the Liberal Party will help the Labour ...

... meet Cheltenham on the New Inn ground to-morrow will tc:—T. ; W. Salkeid, Machin, John Cramphorn, E. (. Wright; J. Raven, Frank L. Cramphorn; H. W. F. Clay, NI. Russell, L. H. Cleaver, L. Hodder, A. MeDonagh, M. Davies, D. G. Davies, NV: Patch, and R ...

... Smith (J.), Isherwood; Staley, Birch, Garrett; Corbett, Smith (H.). Kerr, Boswell, Russell, Byers. The Walsall team to meet Oakengates will be : --Cross; Partridge, John: Brown, Cooper, Archer; Bishop, Hague. Mason, Johnson, Murphy. ...

... NUNEATON v. BURTON. Nuneaton visit Burton for the return match on Saturday. it is hoped that John Cramphorn will be able to resume, but if not Ins place in the centre will be taken by A. Machin. The selected side is:— T. Palmer; A. D. Salkeld, J. Patch ...

... a splendid victory for Nuneaton, who completed a double for the second week an The game was only three minutes old when John Cramphorn cut through the centr. and, reaching the full-back, passed to Raven, who easily dashed over war the posts for J. ...

... TOWN HALL, on TUESDAY, MARCH 4th, at 8-15 p.m. Speaker 2 Sir JOHN PRATT A, a [Se — ‘The British the League. sEAMINGTON & WARWICK THE ANNUAL MEETING will be beld at the HEADQUARTERS, 45, RUSSELL ST., LEAMINGTON, n WEDNESDAY, 5th MARC H, at 6 p.m R. GORDON ...