... KNIGHTS COMMANDER William Tarbes Arbuckle, C 8., secretary Scottish Education Department. Sir Lawrence Edwards, 0B E . chairman and managing director. Middle Docks and Engineering Company, Ltd.. South Shields Sir Charles Joseph William Harris, Private Secretary ...

... the Town Hall on December at which the artists will be Gladys Ripley, Anthony Pini. Clarence Raybould. Julius Harrison, William Harris. the School of Music Orchestra and the City of Birmingham Choir, and at which the music will be that which has been com=lby ...

... Felixstowe. Suffolk; Mr. and Mrs. William Harris. of Plymouth; Mrs. Doris Keeling, of Worthing, Sussex; Mrs. Barbara Richardson, of Banbury. Oxfordshire; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lewis, of Glamorganshire: Mrs. Lilian Williams. of Llandaff, Cardiff; Mr. and Mrs ...

... White is in hospital with serious injuries. They were in collision with a sports car occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Brian Cecil William Harris. of Newton Abbot. who had been married a few hours before the accident. ...

... which the stay might be removed. Mr. Justice Pearson remarked that he thought the effect of the stay was clear. After Mr. William Harris, for plaintiffs. had said he agreed with Mr. Fay's statement, the Judge made the order. To-day's Events of ifister, 'note ...

... Felixstowe. Suffolk: Mr. and Mrs. William Harris, of Plymouth; Mrs. Dons Keeling, of Worthing, Sussex; Mrs. Barbara Richardson, of Banbury. Oxfordshire; Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Lewis, of Glamorganshire: Mrs. Lilian Williams, of Llandaff, Cardiff; Mr. and Mrs ...

... Felixstowe. Suffolk; Mr. and Mrs. William Harris. of Plymouth; Mrs. Doris Keelin of Worthing, Barbara Sussex; Mrs. Richard-' son, of Banbury, Oxfordshire; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lewis, of Glamorganshire: Mrs. Lilian Williams. of Llandaß, Cardiff; Mr. and Mrs ...

... Felixstowe. Suffolk: Mr. and Mrs. William' Harris, of Plymouth; Mrs., Doris Keeling, of Worthing, Sussex; Mrs. Barbara Richard-, son, of Banbury, Oxfordshire; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lewis, of Glamorgan: Mrs. Lilian Williams. of Llandaff, Cardim: Mr. and Mrs ...

... roregate, Shrewsbury. and James Alfred Blent (311. labourer. of Wingfield Clop*. Shrewsbury. for three years each. Kenneth William Harris Us. builder's labourer, of Whitehouse Gardens. Shrewsbury. was sent for Borstal training. AU fire had been committed tor ...

... PATROL DUTY John William Harris 1281. of Cock Hill Road. Rubery. a police constable said to have been commended for his work three times by the Watch Committee. was ftned £3O in Birmingham yesterday after admitting the theft of two car lamps. Mr. D. Emrys ...

... July and record £31,300.000 losses September. announced yesterday. Mr. Harris could not say what sort of increases could At a Press conference to be expected because the William Harris. acting announce the losses, Mr. whole thing is bedevilled by nflat• ...

... had held for 46 years. He had also been organist of St. Augustine's Church. Edgbaston, since 1919, when he succeeded Sir William Harris. the Queen's organist at St. George's Chapel, Windsor. A iirmingh7n man, Mr. North was an outstanding pupil of Mr. C. ...