... FINCHLEY. “NO ‘SWANK’ HERE. Lord Morris Prises to Finchley Grammar Sihool. •A BETTER SPIRIT OF WORK,*’ The Rt. Hon. Lord Morris, P.C., K.C. (a member of the Board of Governors), presented the prizes at the annual speech day of the Finchley Grammar School ...

... courteous letter from Lord Morris, pointing out that no mention was made of the gallant part taken in those operations by troops from Newfoundland. Needless to say, the omission was inadvertent. would seem to be only fair,” writes Lord Morris, that the Newfoundland ...

... were the Duke of Marlborough. Viscount Elizalan of Derwent, the Earl and Countess of Iddesleigh. Lord and Lady Russell of KiHower). Lord and Lady Morris, Lord Treowen, Adele Countess Cadogan, Major and Lady Margaret Macrea, Frances Lady Talbot Power, Sir ...

... Pakenharm Sir H. Y. Tyrwhitt, it-. G. N. Barns, the Maharajah of Bikaner. Mr. Winston Churchill, Sir Eric • Geddes. Lord Morris, Sir Lionel Halsey, Lord Baden-Powell, Sir Clive Wigram, the Marquis of Londonderry, the Earl id Athlone, Sir W. R. Marshall, Sir C ...

... aThe chief mourners were Dr. H. H. Weir, brother; and Drs. A. H. Richardson and F. N. Reynolds Amongst those present were Lord Morris, Mr. H. R. Munro. Drs. B. T Parsons-Smith, J. 8. Goodall. John Dunn, General M. E. Winoughby. Dr Fielding-Ould, Sir Bernard ...

... experience of his life. The Kinmel School flew high in its inception, and one of the directors of the Trust intimated that Lord Morris, Sir Stanley Machin and the Archbishop of Wales would be governors. In reality none of these gentlemen did go on the Governing ...

... Viscount Jellicoe, Lord Wester Wemyss SOLDIERS Sir %V. R. Birdwood, Ceneral Smuts, Lord Ityng, Sir J. Monash, Sir G. I. Milne, Sir A. H. Russell, Lord Flintier, Sir %V. Robertson. Lord Allenby, Sir W. 11. Marshall, Sir A. W. Currie, Lord ...

... 173, News, Streuhun'i.s e ‘ - WHY join slate clubs? while the local branch of the Foresters’ Friendly Society, Court Lord Clyde, Morris Hall, Bed.ordrd., Clapham, offers you much better sickness benefits and a fixed and guaranteed share-out at Christmas ...

... goals to one. There was a good crowd, including Ald. Mence. ars. Northcott, Palmer and Welch Dr. J. E. Smart, Mr. S. Lord and Mr. Morris. The referee was J. C. Burns. the well-known amateur international. Acton attacked at the start, Townsend nearly getting ...

... 173, News, Streatham. (16-10 WHY Aoin slate clubs? while the local branch of the Foresters’ Friendly Society, Court Lord Clyde, Morris Hall, Bediordrd., Clapham, ofiers you much better sickness benefits and a fixed and guaranteed share-out at Christmas ...

... got excellent classrooms and grounds. Thcv had g t fine weather for the fete, and they had been able secure Lady Morris (w fe of Lord Morris, one of their governing duectore) to open it. . In declaring the fete open. Lady Morns said was her second visit ...

... where again the Cardinal presided. The toasts were limited to His Holiness the Pope and the Ring The Rt. Hon. Lord Eduard Patrick _ Morris proposed the Cardinal's health, and his Eminence responded. The toast of The Visitors was proposed by Father ...