... 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 ...

... 070 155., with uet personalty ...

... was suggested stood professional relationship. The Divorce Court had already granted decree to ;he lady’s husband. Mr. Clifford Watson, who had cited Dr. White co-respondent. It was cast- againv! the doctor that performt two operations on Mrs Watson —on* ...

... 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 ...

... Sutherland, 2nd Lt. G Stanton, Mr. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs! Sanders, Colonel Tufnell, Lt E Graham Taylor L* N Tv« v »rs. J. Clifford Watson. Tate s Private Hotel 1. 2 and Mrs Ainsty, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs Brook, Colonel & Mrs. Douse Edwardes Mr. and Mrs. Fox! Col ...

... preachers in the Free Churches have placed themselves at the disposal of the National Council for the next six weeks. Parker, Clifford, Watson, kfaokennel. Munro Gibson. Hughes, Forsyth. Jewett, Kelly, Campbell. am only a few of the Nonconformist leaders who have ...