... House, ruffling the feelings of his Born on Teesside, educated cs, fellow M.P.s. at King's College. London. a schoolteacher and a head- Speaker King may have Dr. King does more than master whose ideas of dis- been optimistic in suggest- As Deputy Speaker ...

... Martin Wilson. Mrs. James Wilson, Mrs. J. 1 Wilson, Mr. James Wilson, the Bishop, Mrs. Timothy Wilson and Mr. Timothy Wilson. In foreground: Michael Cole-King, Nicola Moll, Helen Cole- ...

... At The Birmingham Post Literary Dinner (October 18) Dr. Desmond Morris (predictably) from a scientifically educated man from a redbrick university) spoke, with humour and substance, about himself. Mr. William Douglas-Home educated at an older univer'softy) ...

... , and Mr. Daniel Saunders, Prospect Bow, £1. is. (per Ur. Edward Freer); Mrs. BerweU, Park Road, Moseley, inoreased to £2. 2z. Mr. William Turner, SpsrkhiU (per Mrs. i LIDyd), Tr. Francis Bouine, Hagley Road; XIr. John Cobbett, Moor 'Z;rfet; ...

... DR. LIVINGSTONE. Mr. Braithwaite sends to the TAmes a further oontriba- Uion to the published correspondence of Dr. Ltvingatone. The first of two letters Is dated MInyeme country, esay 180 miles woest of Ujiji, November, 1870, and £4, Air. Braithwafta ...

... Mr. Matthew Donald Hamilton Burn, eldest son of Dr. Matthew Burn, Birmingham Medical Officer of Health. and Mrs. Burn, of King's Norton, was married at Hampton-in-Arden Parish Church on Saturday to Miss Brenda Atkinson, second eldest daughter of ...

... DR. MOORE PASSES THE SERGEANTS Dr. Barbara Moore. yesterday overtook two British sergeants who left San Francisco a day ahead of her on a walk to New York. Dr. Moore rose at 3 a.m, after three hours' sleep and went without breakfast so that she could ...

... one touches ail things childlike, with a ~ar*s«. Dr. Goodey’s curiously fine phrasing, that is always sensitive to the melodic and rhythmical. , contours the mnsic, made his singing of some! The King approved the appointment the half-dozen songs, the''chief ...

... L 1 5 . /4: pl. 10:1. 12/2, 7 knin. 50 2-ssec. 4.11 (las sigesecham).—BA V RONDO. 11-12-0 4 . Mr. P. Oak. 1; 9.12-4 4 , Mr. W. Foulke.. 2: RtWlad, 7-12-7, Mr. E. Feat/ruck. 3. Also. Boning Flaunt (4th). Hypos 11. Aide.. Venture. Berkeley 111. Lascaux, ...

... the family present included the widow; Mr. and Mrs. D. Wilson. son and daughter-in-law: Mr. Paul and Dr. Suun Cole-King, sonin-law and daughter; the Rev. Bernard and Mrs. Wilson. brother and sister-in-law; and ...

... crusade in Britain for several weeks in May and June next year. Dr. Graham said he would be meeting the Archbishop of York. Dr. Coggin. Last night he met the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Ramsey and on Thursday he will address between 2.500 and 3.000 ...

... Dr. William Duane Dr. William Duane. for 40 years a practitioner in Birmingham until his retirement last Christmas. and a well-known figure in Roman Catholic circles. died suddenly at his home on Saturday at the age of 64. For many years he was personal ...