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... January: 18 at (lreenwn-h Court on Friday were Deunis Edward Fearn vlBl, labourer. of Tristram-road. Dowbhani. and Heury Charles Hall (23), lorry driver, of Cainiau-roan, Dewnham. They were charged with being coneerneit together and with others not in custveD ...
... appeared on remand at Greenwich on Wednesday. They were Dennis Edward Yearn (18). labourer, of Tristram-road, and Henry Charles Hall (23), lorry driver, of Camlon-road. It is alleged that they were concerned together. and with others not in custody, in ...
... Sessions. January 27. Ile was Dennis Edward learn labourer, of Tristi amroad. Downhani, and he pleaded guilty with henry Charles Hall 23), lorry driver, of 111140.31- road, Downham, to breaking and entering the office the Splendid Cinema. Downhani, and ...
... comedy- Ald. A. F. Crossman, J.P.. isl caning a meeting at the Town thriller , by one of their own ca 'members. Mr. Fred Charles. Hall to discuss ways in which 2.2 a. Athenlay-rd.. Nunhead. ro the bough can support the This is not his first venture-- Lord ...
... to nine months' imprisonment at London Sessions on Friday. They were Dennis McKenna (22'. Kenneth G. Larner 120 , , and Charles Hall, 21 All three pleaded guilty to attempting to break into the clothing shop of Alexander, Ltd.. 94. Rye-la. Prosecuting ...
... to those days to War what another grand old man, a liampsteadian, did in MS. It was on Good Friday of that year that Mr. Charles Hall opened a forge in Fairfax Place. He had come from Torquay, where he had carried on his craft as a smith and ornamental ...
... most misleading. The name was bestowed before the advent of Hampstead Borough Council. Indeed, it may well DP that Mr. Charles Hall himself, as a member of the old Hampstead Vestry that served as the local administration, helped to name what was then ...
... part Charles R. Hall, the son of of Coleridge Gardens the out- C.B. and grandson of the late going tenant was the wife of Charles Hall. He has taken a shepherd, no doubt tending up his place in the business the flocks to the fields around, since demobilisation ...
... 1947 Without any evidence being heard in two summonses for assault Mrs Gladys Coombes of 124 St Albans-avenue Acton and Charles Hall of the same address were each bound over for twelve months in the sum of £5 to keep the peace at Acton Magistrates’ Court ...
... WILL REPAY £49 LOSS AT El A WEEK A 40 - YEAS-- OLD milk roundsman. Charles Hall. of Falling-lane. Yiewsley, appeared at Uxbridge Court on Thursday and admitted larceny an d embezzlement agsinst his employers. The charges were: stealing between June 1 ...
... Woods Ann Pascoe Piper Percussion: Molly Goode Jean Sealey Muriel Adams John Sayers Ann Moreton Freeman Barbara Chambers Charles Hall Marion Colling-wood Jennifer Chantler Maureen Harrison Irene Woolfrey Raymond Dickens Godfrey Churchouse Sandra Jones Jean ...
... large' audience at Catford-hill Baptist Church pre Satur., SCHOOLS & FIRMS WILL MAKE day. Su M peviso r i C r i l spectd the Charles Hall BLOCK BOOKINGS and the Rev. Olya (Chaplain) conducted the ing service, in which Edna Barker read from the Bibb Following ...