... yesterday, i*eferring to the conduct of two nine-year-old boys who, whilst bathing in river which was in flood, saw companion, Ernest Letts, also aged nine, carried away by the current and drowned. They kicked the lad’s clothes into the river, went home and said ...

... Lyall sketches a delight.. ful portrait of a timorous and there are other good performances from Eric Buxton aa Happy, Ernest Letts, a shrill. tongued Shrewy and Charlotte . Buckley, Mrs Molleycoddle. The show was to have been produced by the author ...

... amphibian in both his inflated and deflated , moments, and his three suppressors are well characterised by David Lyall, Ernest Letts and Laurence Neal. But for me the show is stolen by Walter Martin. , with his delightful portrait of the Judge __ George ...

... Southport. George Ashworth. the 27th inst., very suddenly, at,270. riowes-street, Higher Broughton, the residence the Rev. Ernest Letts, Precentor of Manchester Cathedral, Harold Arthur Letts, o Merton College, Oxford.—No cards. MEADOWCROFT.-Auffust 25th ...

... Coroner yesterday, referring the conduct two nui«- year-old hoys, who, w list bathing the River Lea. which was in flood, saw Ernest Letts curried away the current and liown^d. They did what they *ould to save him Afterwards they kicked the lad's clothes mo ...

... also saw William Letts brandishing a poker, and Ernest Letts a bar of iron. Strunwell also told witness's husband that he could get measured for his coffin, as be would do for him. The evidence of Ernest Letts was to the effect that Sarah Ann Bales cams up ...

... Wildbore IL: ees Ethel Morris, and Ma tt, Jule bel Albert Meeks, IIL: Leonard Court, New Division Dona and Gladvs Davie, Ernest Letts, William New- ood Division hold fants): Bakte Burton, Geoffrey Burton, IV. Cnt ‘idea! Bl ey, Cecil Barnwell ,a ...

... the trustees, and Grace Frith scored a success as Mrs. Pendleton. The difficult part of Jimmie Mcßride was allotted to Ernest Letts, who did well, and Miss Prichard was convincingly played by Gwen. E. Barsby. Others in the cast who contributed to the ...

... letters of administration and they have been granted to her daughter, Miss Eunice A. D. Stroud, of the same address, Mr. Ernest Letts Sellick, of West Chantry, Exton, formerly of Dorking, who died on September 27, left £7,604 9s. 11d. gross (£7455 14s. ...

... they are beginning to resent the wise guidance of parental authority. 4:11*- 941-- 114- w 4 that of the family butler. Ernest Letts might have been born into it, such was his interpretation. Elsie Panther as the cook, was another who won applause. The ...

... Elsie Smith. as the Charm School secretary, gave a convincing portrayal; each stroke of her part was firmly sketched in. Ernest Letts' speed on his cues gave just the right touch of cheeky humour to his part. His injured innocence stare was delicious ...

... four-act play, The Charity That Began At Home, by St. John Hankin, in aid of the Great Meeting Chapel re-decoration fund. Ernest Letts, as the irascible General l3onsor, was a genuine figure of fun, and Mary E. Gregory made an excellent study of Mrs. Horrocks ...