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... passed away March 9th, 1940.—From Ada. Will, and children. FIELD —In very dearest memory of my beloved husband. Arthur Ernest Field, who was called home, March 13th, 1935.—Death does not divide. 4L FROST —Thomas Albert. In loving memory of my dear husband ...
... who passed away April 6th. 1939.—Gwen, Albert, and grandchildren. 4RV FIELD —In ever loving memory of husband. Arthur Ernest Field, who was called home March 13th, 1935. Death does not divide. 4K GIBBB— In ever loving memory of our dear Charlie, who ...
... loved one.—Ever In the thoughts of Glad, Win, and Ed. 4 A FIELD—In ever-living memory my dearly beloved husband. Arthur Ernest Field, who within The Veil. March 13th, 1935. *• Death not divide. HARRIS—in loving memory our dear son Harold, who passed away ...
... Bank premises at % with the dwelling-house above it at £360 groes, fess 15 per cent. for deduetion, f#b net. Mr, Arthur Ernest Field (Field and Palmer) put the v.ln.st.&:&%:yenmmd £297 net. Mr. Cooke having again addressed Court, Kpdfiu own figures had ...
... discharged. ALLzoEDp Fraup.—Adelaine Douglas, a widow, was oharged, on remand, with obtaining by fraud a sum of £25 from Arthur Ernest Field, the money of Messrs. Field and Palmer, with intent to defraud.—The circumstances have already been given.—On the application ...
... and Mrs. C. Temple, of Deerstalker Cottage, Catistleld, was married at Holy Trinity Church, Fareham, on Saturday to Mr. Ernest Fielding, only son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Fielding, of Heinleld Road, Titchfield. Given away by her father, the bride wore an ivory ...
... Mr. E. Whalley-Tooker, Mr. F. H. Christian, Mr. A. F. Hardy, and Mr. 0. H. Child. BREACH OF WILD BIRDS' PROTECTION ACE—Ernest Field, natvalist. 188, Somers Road, Southses, was eimpaconed I for a breach of the Wild Birds' Prolsolioa Act by unlawfully taking ...
... was substituted. A duet, “ England’s Heroes,” was vigorously given by Messrs. Gervase Elwes and Macdonald Davey. Mr. Ernest Fielding shared with the latter the duties of nccomgnniat. The arrangements for the concert were made by Meassrs. C. F. Godfrey ...