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... suggested he stood in professional relationship. The Divorce Court had already granted decree to the lady's husband, Mr. Clifford Watson, who had cited Dr. White as co-respondent. It was the case against the doctor that performed two operations on Mrs. Watson ...
... Mrs Rat,i t;,., Mr. and Mrs. Snaffes; Mr. and Mrs. J. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Tom; Miss Dtley J[r K. Urwick; Mr. and Mrs. J. Clifford Watson. lansdgwn hotel. Mr-*. Digby Brown, Major John Bissett; Miss C'rain, Miss T. Cra:«, The Hon. Kenneth ,i bill; Mr. Hugh ...
... tSfcndars. Col. Tufnell. Lieut N. Ilwwiihurn, Lieut. E Graham Tavlor. See. Lieut. Veal. Mrs. Wolldoti, Mr. and Mrs. J. Clifford- Watson LANSDOWN HOTEL. Mr. Douglas. Mrs. and Miss Stuart. Mr.. Mrs.. )>nd Miss Young. OI.O'STKR (Lansdown place). Mr. and Mm ...
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... Heria-Smith, Mr. R. P. Sandeman: Mr. Gilbert Thomas; Mr. W. Welstead K.S.G., Capt. St. S. Warden, D.5.0.. Mrs! Wogan, Mr Clifford Watson, Miss Wethered, Mrs. Wright. HOTEL CURTIS. Mrs. Alston; Mrs. C. Bright, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Bythway, Miss E. F. Barber ...