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... Ward. *Mrs. Astley-Bell, who has held the seat since July, 1925, has decided not to seek re-elecdon, and the name of Mr. Thomas White, laundry proprietor, is mentioned the probable Conservative candidate. Councillor E. Morris, chairman of the Housing Committee ...
... which prompted the Prince to say: “I think all tenements should have open spaces of this description.’* Lord Derby, Sir Thomas White and Liverpod’s Lord Mayor (Councillor Gates) acoompanied the Prince. While the Prince was in a new flat a lad 13, Stanley ...
... Melling. Potatoes (weight): W. Ryding, jun.. Banks. Tomatoes: R. Taylor. Cucumbers : W. Pearson. Vegetable marrows: Ivor Thomas. White cabbages: J. Cculton, jun., Sollom. Red cabbages: W. Ryding, jun. Savoy cabbages: H. Pairington. Cauliflowers: J. Wignall ...
... class, O.N. 311,424. William George McElligotb, stoker, first class, O.N 304.020. William Cooke, stoker, ON., 276,491. Thomas White, abl© seaman, 0.N., 238,666. Henry James Crust, able seaman, 0.N., 238,394. The remaining officers and men have been taken ...
... witli great losses, leaving number of priaonara >n our handa WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES FOR CANADA. OTTAWA, Wednesday. Sir Thomas White. Ouimnion Minister Finance, to-day announced the first step hi* campaign lor greater national saving and larger par icipotion ...
... motorists, remarking that more devastatioi was done in the country side by those dfivine cars than by anyone else. Sir Thomas White (Liverpool) seconded, an*-; the resolution was carried unanimously. was supported by Mr. G. L. Pepler (Chief Town Planning ...
... Sdltan, who is a master in the art of politeness, will welcome Sir H. Wolff as he hlis welcomed the lesser luminary, Sir Thomas White; but he will conclude no bargain unless England is prepared to offer some substantial benefit- probably unless Turkish ...
... Chandlerstreet. and Nellie. Jackie, and Joan. 27. Arkwrlght-road. WHITE. —ln loving memos of OLIVE MAUD, the beloved wife of THOMAS WHITE, who died March 17th. 1937. One the Best.”- Always remembered by her nieces, Violet Hilda. Evelyn Peggy Gladys. 73. Plttstreet ...
... Preston Cemetery. 3 p.m.. Tuesday. WHITE. —On the 17th inst., at the Royal Inlirmary, OLIVE MAUD, the dearly-beloved wife of THOMAS WHITE, aged 49 years. .73, Pitt-street. Preston. One of the Best.'’ —lnquiries, J. Titterington «fc Son. Tel. 3959. WINSTANLEY ...
... Lord Mayor of Liverpool (Aid. Edwin Thompson), who presided, said the show was a very material help to agriculture. Sir Thomas White, leader of the Liverpool City Council, referred to the tribulations of agriculture, and said the productions of the farmer ...
... deputation representing the Mersey Tunnel Committee. Included in the deputation were members of the committee, with Sir Thomas White (who is chairman), the Town Clerks of Liverpool and Birkcfihead, and the engineer for the tunnel. Mr. Hewitt. Qualities ...
... Miller Cooper, On the 27th ult., at Weeton, Ann, wife of Thomas Smalley, nuol 61. On the 1et iust, at Gre4it liRcleston, Thomas White. side, aged 56. On the 28th ult., at LoEft Sh(,e, Knowl Green, Alice, wife of Edward F letcher, aged 73. On the 26th ult ...