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... Befriending Yoong Servants. Miss Smith has been appointed superintendent night nurse at tne Whitachapel Infirmary. Mr. Bernard Birnbaum, of B. Dirnbaom and Son, makers of waterproof cloths, member of the Council of the United Synagogues, and conspicuous ...
... first Baron Trevor, aunt of Lord Curzon of Kedleston, left estate of the gross value of E 8,387, with net pemonalty Mr. BERNARD BIRNBAUM, Of B. Birnbaum and Son, Cannon-street, E.G., of waterproof cloths, member of the Council of the United hvnagoguen, who ...
... seem to ow meld LOW Cartiostow. that we have facts, sod the I time arrived Dow for the bill, inroad of irquh7. Mr. Bernard Birnbaum, of 36, Devorrnhire-pla4P, Htt. and pertisi - r the Sem of items. B. Birnbaum and so., of 33, Coon E.C., makers useerproef ...
... amount, available for charitable purposes would appear to be abcut £14,000. Pronertv vaJttiod at £53,661 has been left Mr Bernard Birnbaum. of 36, Devonshirenlaie W and Cannon-street, City, who died August 12, an of which, goes to his wife and Frederic Elliott ...
... horse reared, and fell sideways on him, the sergeant being badly injured. Ripe though his age (81), the death of Mr. Bernard Birnbaum, the waterproof manufacturer, is lamented by the Jewish community, for he was assiduous in connexion with the many communal ...
... THE LATE MR. BIRNBAUM. Mr. Bernard Birnbaum, who has passed away at his hose in Devonshire-place, ilarylebone, was only three weeks ago made the recipient of a presentation by the Anglo- Jewish community to mark the attainment of his eightieth birthday ...
... Co. inform us that as from the 3oth inst. they are admitting into partnership Mr. Stanley Leonard Beale and Mr. Albert Bernard Birnbaum. The style of the firm will remain unchanged, but the offices are removed to 3, Crown Court, Old Broad Street. EGYPTIAN ...
... of 61. OM Broad.' amuomme that ea from the hart. they are lobe rertaerehip Mr. Btatiley leeward Bate and leer. abort Bernard Birnbaum. The style of the nekaamd. but the date they removing Omit oss to 1, Clown-court, 011 Broad- Wort, i.C. a .. . 1.3 ...
... boats. 6,Bi'3.—Harold Richardson. London : Improved means applicable for use in working grab-dredgers. B.B66.—lsidore Bernard Birnbaum and Francis George Bell, London : Improvements relating to emergency signalling devices. 6,B93.—Bartholomew Richmond ...
... applicable to deck sets on board ship. 9,4l2.—Wiliam Johnson, Uttoxete : Automatic fog signal apparatus. 9.49o.—lsidore Bernard Birnbaum and Edward Wingfield Bowles. London : Improvements in signalling systems for houses, bottle, ships, and so forth. 9,496 ...
... bride went away in a beige cloth dress with a sable cape and toque. 4 1 1 6 ' ' ' • l ' 141 41 10- t. 4. •• • 1 4 , Mr. Bernard Birnbaum, of 36, Devonshire Place. The ark was hidden with tall palms and lilies and other white flowers, and the red and gold ...
... and Mrs. H. Bedford, table cloth ; Mr. and Mrs. Moberly Bell, screen ; Miss Hester Bancroft, Japanesc buttons ; .-\.lr. Bernard Birnbaum, diamond buckle; Mrs. French Brewster, toilet bottles; Mr. Rudolf Birnbaum, silver sauce boats; Sir Ernest Cassel, cheque ...