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... the elderly in Wolverhampton. Dr. Sheldon, who was 78. came from a family of doctors His elder brother. Sir Wilfrid, is physician paediatrician to the Queen. He won a scholarship to King's College, London, and Mr. H. M. Mr. Herbert Maurice Cashmore, Emeritus ...
... men who are unemployed. Mr. Neville Chamberlain sent a memorandum to Stanley Baldwin complaining that the King should not make public remarks about the slums or unemployment. But last night's telegram to the Duchess from Mr. Heath said: He demonstrated ...
... men who are unemployed. - Mr. Neville Chamberlain sent a memorandum to Stanley Baldwin complaining that the King should not make public remarks about the slums or unemployment. But last night's telegram to the Duchess from Mr. Heath said: He demonstrated ...
... men who are unemployed. Mr. Neville Chamberlain sent a memorandum to Stanley Baldwin c.)mplaining that the King should not make puolic remarks about the slums or unemployment. But last night's telegram to the Duchess from Mr. Heath said: He demonstrated ...
... woman surgeon called Dr. Dcs said a suction yesterday for hundreds of mr thod of abortion had been 15-minute - abortion clinics perfected at a clinic in Washto be set up thoughout ington. where •he had spent Britain. some time working Dr. Caroline Deys. of ...
... 18-year-old King’s Norton youth to Borstal Mr Justice Ackner told him at Birmingham Crown Court: “You have shown all the qualities of a young sophisticated burglar against whom society needs protecting’ Richard Alan Dyke of 115 Baldwin Road King’s Norton ...
... Mr. David Smith that they might think that Dr. Da% WS was a pretty strong contender for selec• lion in as prospective candidate. Mr. Smith had not been a member of the coin• mittee which selected a short list of three. Concerning Mr. Smity! In the letter ...
... Worcs. can be kings of one-day again The Worcs. score-book WO 111 • PAKISTANIS Wf OtriatittlEal may I Worcester SOS-5 Worcester. July 3 161 (.. Turner 179. A Orntrowl 44. ( 0. Antics 37. V. Holder 4-67. L d Olsietra 43 Maenad 3-77) and s-31 and r. , IL ...
... Portrait Gallery. would seem that Mr. Dangerffeld IS more anxious to write a political history of England than a biography of Edward, but it is all most entertaining. written in a neat, cleverly effective style. Dr. Middlemas has produced the most complete ...
... he slipped and by rope. When Mr. Lamb fell told Mr. Grinnell that it Coroner. Dr. J. W. Brown, fell. Dr. Brown said. the rope pulled down the should be the last time he recorded a verdict of acciden- The bull belonged to Mr. animal's head, ...
... roaring lion to be gladly remembered winds. It is not an injustice to Mr. Robertson's production describe it as small-scale keeps the essential contrast Mr. Robertson has not triec of the King and his three to summon the theatrical daughters as they appear ...
... Cambridge hearing before Mr. Justice for student flats. The college where they have been squat- Boreham. was represented yesterday by Mr. Max Morris, next year' s ling, a High Court judge She was supported by Mr. Douglas Blair. Mr. National Union of Teacher ...