... he-Hill. last Saturday night only a few hours before his owners, Mr. and Mrs. N. Watson, left to live in Lisbon. HOMESICK? Mr. Watson appealed to the Observer to help find Toby and thinks that he may be trying to find his way back to their former home ...

... of the hospital, Mr. Sydney Walton, was the late Mr. T. Charles, the first chairman of the new Council. The extensions opened were a children's sun balcony, the gift of the late Mr. C. 1. Ward. of Harrow Weald, in memory of his wife, Mrs. Dorothy Ward; ...

... Projitapok, who was then next in succession to the King of Siam. The Prince was having a bath, and Mr. lue carried on negotiations with his Royal customer wrapped in a bath towel. Later Mr. Tue met Projitapok as King, but could not persuade a smile on his face ...

... medical profession when Dr. Kelly became the owner. Dr. Kelly was married to the daughter of Mrs. Sherwood, the author. Their neighbour and friend was Horatia Ward the daughter of Lord Nelson and Lady Hamilton. The next owner was Dr. Dove who lived at the ...

... headmaster of Harrow School, Dr. R. L. James. told the Observer: I ain't say whether I will let the boys in at the moment. The whole thing will hate to be looked into when the restaurant is built. The manager of the King's Head. Mr. V. P. Coates. told the ...

... couple were Mr. Frederick Smith, aged 80. and his wife Edith. aged 76, of 20, Easuote-road, South Harrow. After evidence of identification had been given by Mr. and Mrs. Smith's son. Mr. Ronald Smith. of Cole-park, Twickenham, the coroner, ...

... War Office, is the bethan style lace dress. She or- Mr. and Mrs. P. Gray, of Sou gineer, was educated at King Alf• more, on June 9. They were Mr. a short bouffant veil and pearl daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. ...

... strong. said Dr. Lowery, who coupled with his toast the names of four founder members present at the dinner. These were Dr. Thiman. whose music and writings were greatly admired in the U.S.A.. Miss Evelyn Porter. chairman of the branch. Mr. Arthur Rackham ...

... verdict that 30-year-old Dr. Ralph George Hirons wok his own life, was recorded at the resumed inquest at Hendon on Thursday. As reported last week, Dr. Hirons, a radiologist, was found dead at the home of his uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. A. White, of 12, ...

... Major Liconda, an old flame of Mrs. Tabret. He was rather mis-cast, and should have been more fatherly after the tragic death. Other members contributing to a satisfactory team were: Richard King as the family doctor, Dr. Harvester, W. Jackson Brignall ...

... jury at the Hendon inquest, on Tuesday, into the death of 20-year-old Mr. Anthony John Miller, of Merlin-crescent, Edgware. Mr. G. McLaughlin. of Mer.' lin-crescent. Edgware. said Mr. Miller was his stepson. He had been driving for approximately two years ...

... or as he fell. Mr. Ewington said he had no chance whatever of avoiding Mr. Bull. He had been a bus driver for seven years, and had never had any trouble before. Medical evidence given by Dr. R. D. Teare, pathologist. revealed that all Mr. Bull's ribs were ...