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... RUGBY CLUB CLUB HOUSE BRIDGNORTH ROAD STOURTON STOURBRIDGE on WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 20 1976, at 7.30 p.m. Tasting from 6 p.m William Harris 119 Bridgnorth Rood Wollaston Stourbridge ...
... Biggs The Midlands Naval Officers' Association held its 28th annual dinner at the Council House, Birmingham. ABOVE: Mr. William Harris (left), a guest, with Mr. Gordon Wilson and Mr. Walter Melody. BELOW: Mr. Anthony Road (left) and Mrs. Raymond Lamer, ...
... Roads Construction unit: Mr. Michael Heseßine, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Department for the Environment; Sir William Harris, Director General, Highways; and Mr. Graham Page, Minister for Local Government and Development. Mr. HeseHine and Mr. ...
... £31.300.000 losses September. announced yesterday. Mr. Harris could not say what sort of increases could announce At a Press conference to be expected because the the losses, Mr. William Harris, acting w hole thing is bedevilled by chairman of the British ...
... BOOKS of this Comp.) , vii b• aO4Ol from to ER 22 DER 23. 1974. both data; Ord or thy Board, S. G. GRA/lAM. Ssersta/b. HARRIS. WILLIAM HARRIS Late of lost kty Roans. ' Ammo Bait ley. Waite 11, Stafford- Aire. died Mere on May Zi. 11174. Estate about 11601 ...
... to Shrewsbury magistrates to withdraw a case because he believed his client was dead. Mr. David Harris told the court that his client, Charles William Harris, had been in a state of complete torment after receiving a summons to attend court. I think ...
... from the effects of smoke, but were discharged after treatment. Later, a police officer praised the prompt action of Mr. William Harris and Mr. John Levis. the milkmen, Mr. Reginald Raven, the lorry driver, and Mr. Greenaway. He said: It could have been ...
... to Shrewsbury magistrates to withdraw a case because he believed his client was dead. Mr. David Harris told the court that his client. Charles William Harris, had been in _gate of complete torment offer receiving a summons to attend court. I think it ...
... Felixstowe. Suffolk; Mr. and Mrs. William Harris. of Plymouth; Mrs. Doris Keeling, of Worthing, Sussex; Mrs. Barbara Richardson, of Banbury,Oxfordshire; Mr. and Mrs. homas Lewis. of Glamorganshire: Mrs. Lilian Williams, of Llandaff, Cardiff; Mr. and Mrs ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...