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... Division to-day for damages arising out of the death of Major P. C. Empson, who was killed in a motor accident in France in 1939. Mr Fox Andrews, for the widow. Mrs. Agnes Mary Empson. said that the major was in a car which was being driven .by Mrs. Petre ...
... by 37-year-old Mrs. Agnes Mary Empson, whose husband. Major R. C. Empson, a motoring expert, was killed in France when Mrs. Petrie’s car was in collision on the way to the January, 1939, Monte Carlo Rallv. Major Empson. who was 56. was described in court ...
... Division vesterday for damages arising out of the death of Major R. C. Empson, ivho was killed in a motor accident in France in 1939. Mr. Fox Andrews, for the widow, Mrs. Agnes Mary Empson, said that the Major was in a car which was being driven by Mrs. Petre ...
... 1 , • , • . 1 i 1 , - I ' ;, , / and South Derbyshire Weekly Mail. NEW DESIGNS IN ; 1 38 STREET Phone 2418 , No. 2,102. • empsons• I GUNTON NC MS NI Isnell. THURSDAY, MAY 2nd, 1940. NISISTIERSD AT TN/ OSNRAL POST WWI FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD. 4 Noma . Wedding ...
... Agnes Mary Empson, said that the Major Avas in a car which was being driven by Mrs. Petre on the Avay to the Monte Carlo rally, when there Avas a collision with a motor lorrv. Liability was admitted. Mr. Justice Singleton awarded Mrs. Empson £4,532 damages ...
... The Chairman. Mr. Herdman. was re-elected as was the Secretary. Mr. E. Harris. Committee was elected as follows:—Messrs. E. Empson. W. Bailey. A. Hunt. A. Harris and the Rev. Nicholson. Mr. B. Smith was re-elected captain, with Mr. A. Hunt vice-captain ...
... Mrs. Bennett said that about I:2,000,000 had already.been raised for this important part of the national war effort. Mrs. Empson Alcock also expressed thanks for the gift of blankets. ...
... office of the late Mr George C. Kent, who was Town Clerk of Longton. He was admitted a solicitor in 1895, and later joined Mr Empson Alcock at Burs!em. On Mr. Alcock's death in 1932. he became senic.r partner in the firm, taking into partnership Mr. J. 0 ...
... P 23 H'matd. D:vwoman. good wages.—Yeron:ca. Water.oo Cobridge. P 23 COOK - General W3nted. another Maid kept —App.v. Mrs Empson Alcock. Lynton, Trentham. 1.723 DAILY He:p or Woman for mornings —Holdcroft. 196. Water:oord . Cobridge P2l I)atiden.. reliable ...
... B. Bennett, Burslem Vice- President of the Staffordshire Red Cross Society, and also presented gifts of blankets to Mrs. Empson Alcock, an official of the Burslem Red Cross Hospital Supply Depot. Others present at the ceremony included Mrs. S. King Alcock ...
... (presiding), Mr. H. W, ford, and Mrs. Batt. Exceeded the Limit feeding the 30 m.p.h. limit in Road, cost a motorist i|rt t George Empson, of Summer- Hotel. Holyhead Road. £l. He to have travelled at 40 Unauthorised Side Lights fcfhis is as bad as leaving house ...
... for failing to conform to the Lighting Restrictions while driving a car in Broadgate. i. Parked Wrong Side Herbert George Empson, of 85, Sir Henry Parkes Road, was fined 10s. for leaving a car on the wrong side of Smithford Street during hours of darkness ...