... BIRMINGHAM MAN'S MUNIFICENT BEQUESTS. The personal estate of the lata Mr William Holliday, formerly of the firm of Holliday, Son, and Company, drapers and upholsterers, Birming- ham, amounts to over £ 75,000. He has made tha following public bequests:— ...

... Thomas Porter Jose, Danish Consul for the port at Bath, Mr. Jerom Murch, of Cranwells, near Bath; at Birmingham, Mr. William Holliday at Canterbury, Mr. Peter Marten, he being the first Liberal who has held the office for a period of six years; at Cardiff ...

... estate, was ch'i ^rov'^e f°r the maintenance of the %h marr'aPe> and that the petitioner a °uld sue for divorce, making Mr William Holliday ^-respondent, but preferring no claim for images against him. The respondent, it was i, bad eloped with the co-respondent ...

... company in publishing the correspondence. I am, dear sirs, Yours faithfully, HENRY EL WELL, Chairman. John Watson, Esq. William Holliday, Esq. ...

... you to attend the meeting, and are, Sir, your obedient servants, Edwin Yates, Slayor Edwakd Gem Charles Badham, D.D. William Holliday Alfred Baker, SI.R.C.S. T. P. Heslop, M.D. Samuel Berry, F.R.C.S. John Jaffray SI. H. Clayton, SI.R.C.S. James Johnstone ...

... much applause from a large and excited audience, invested with the gold chain. In the evening the retiring mayor (Mr. William Holliday) was entertained at dinner at the Royal Hotel. Nearly 200 gentlemen of all sects and political parties were present. ...

... determine upon the prize list and regula- tions for this year's exhibition. There were also pre- sent the Mayor (Mr. William Holliday), Mr. C. W. Caldicott, of Holbrook Range, Mr. R. C. Chawner, of the Abnells, Mr. James Baldwin, Mr. William Wood- ward ...

... hialins, the auditors appointed by the Board, retire upon this occasion, and they offer them- selves for re-election. WILLIAM HOLLIDAY, Chairman. Nos. 3 and 4, Exchange Buildings, Birmingham 24th August, 1866. BALANCE SHEET, 30-ia JUNE, 1866, Dr. ...

... BIRMINGHAM POLICE COURT. SATURDAY. Before Mestrs. William Holliday Mayor), S. Rawlins, F. I. Welch and D Molina. Extraordinary Case of Stabbing in* Strkkt. —An unfortunate, named Elizabeth Owen (18), residing Silver Street, was charged, on remand, with ...

... DiED--Feb. 8, at Clanfield, deeply regretted, Mr. Thoe. White, aged 64 years.-Feb. 13, Harriett, second daughter of Mr. William Holliday, shioemalker, &n., High-street. ECCLESIASTIOAL.-Oll Sunday morning last the Rev. D. Adams advocated thme claims of the ...

... subscriber fifty per cent, of the amount subscribed to consider how the surplus in the hands of the Local Treasurer, William Holliday, Esq., shall be dealt with. The Mayor (Mr. E. Yates) took the chair, and there were also present the Rev. Dr. Miller ...

... that the object in which her Majesty takes so kind an interest has been ac- complished. I have the honour to be, &c., William Holliday, mayor of Birmingham. The next letter, also written by the mayor. was dated the 10th of February, 1864, and ran as ...