... were told how to enjoy looking at pictures by Mrs. King. from the National Gallery. at their May meeting Mrs. Nisbet won the mystery prize. It was reported that members had paid an interesting visit to Dr. Barnardo's Home at Woodford Bridge. An increase ...

... house and found Mrs. Smith lying on the floor of the kitchen with her bead resting on two pillows. There was a piece of tubing inside the gas oven with one end connected to the gas. Apparently it had been used by Mrs. Smith, he added. Dr. Cograell said ...

... clothes. The sounds that Peter did make resembled the neigh of a horse. At length the King tired of his wild boy and he was sent to Harrow to be looked after a Mrs. King who worked . f at Harrow School. She did her hest for him and tried to make I him happy ...

... essent,si. Must Dr free to start almost immediately. EXCELLENT PROSPECTS. We Aar permanent wayless's* posit and SALARY PLUS GENEROUS COMMISSION AND LXPLNSLS AND CAR IS PROVIDLD on completion of training. Coll and See Mr. Belfield at tae Kings Head Hotel, ...

... her marriage to Mr. Brendan Joseph Flahive at Ss. Sebastian and Pancras Church on Satur- day. Miss Bryant is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Bryant, of 10, Tylers Gate, Kenton, while Mr. Flahive is the eldest son of Mr. and ...

... houses and the construction of an access road in a second appeal. Both appeals uere heard hefore the Ministry inspector. !Mr. S. R. H. King. on January 26. inspector reported that in his opinion both proposals uould he overdevelopment of the site and alien ...

... Le Franc. Mr. E. A. Pratt. vice presidents; Mt. D. C. King. chairman. Mr. J. R. Beaumont, Mrs. E. Cleveland. Mr. G. F. Crafter, vice - chairmen; Miss J. M. Harvey. treasurer; Mr. R. J. Williamson. Miss M. E. ...

... looked very ill, Mrs. Tresman told the coroner. She telephoned Dr. 1. Parker, of 235, High - road, Harrow Weald, and informed him of her mother's condition. But Dr. Parker said he could not come that night but would call the following day. Mrs. Maxwell died ...

... Airport on Wednesday by Mr. A. D. Page. acting chairman of the Board. Mr. D. Wratten, the deputy chairman. and Mrs. Wratten, of Northwood, and by Dr. Wrathall Rowe, the chief medical officer of Kodak Ltd. On landing at the airport, Mr. ...

... members entertained by solos by Mrs. D. Herbert. verse-speaking by Mrs. N. Effingham. and a comic fairy ballet by Mrs. F. l.undie. The accompanist was Mrs. J. Streader. At the cnd of the meeting 'the members wished bon voyage to Mrs. Jones. ...

... Harrow area. co-organizers, Mr. H. N. King and Mr. R. C. lessop, told the committee that plans were well in hand for a record appeal, and that between them they hoped to raise at least 11.150, a record for Harrow. In thanking Mr. H. T. Coates for his work ...

... by the (Wicks. and Mr. Vaughan conducted the sideshows by members of the service, and, the sermon was Youth Club. preached by the Rev. L. W. H. The fair was organized by Whiteside. Vicar of St. Edmund Dr. G. N. Grose, churchthe King. who has been warden; ...