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... DEATH OF THE EEV. DR, MAITLAND. The death was announced yesterday morning the Rev. Dr. Samuel Roffey Maitland, a gentleman of considerable mark in the Church of England. He was educated at Trinity College, Cambridge, where he graduated in 1816, having ...
... MR. STEEL-MAITLAND AND TRADE DR. COATES ON THE NAVY AND THE LORDS. Dr. Coates. the I - nionist candidate in the Lichfield Division. was busy in the constituency last MR. 3. O. ALLEN'S CANDIDATURE. evening when be addressed meetings at - ...
... Farm: Mrs. M. Rossiter (28) 71; Mrs. M. Brown (20) 74: Mrs. R. Craig (24) 75: Mtss D. Nock (18) 76: Mn. M. Bushell (21) 77. Aggregate 373: total 1.071. Marston Green: Mrs. E. Eshch.. born (32) 64; Mrs. Warstaff (33) 73; ...
... London, on 19 May, 1933, by the King or the 11•►i:e of Connaught, or someone acting in the name of the King. Mr. Blay lives at Claremount, Highgate, Walsall. Court Ruling on Fund Subscribed Following Appeal in 1916 Mr. Justice Luxmoore in the Chancery ...
... TO ROB ALE. STEEL-MAITLAND. The story of a burglary at the house is Cadogan-square. Chelsea, of Mr. Arthur Steel-Maitland, ALA'. for East Birmingham, wail told at Westminster yesterday. Alfred Ingram, aged 38, painter, of Ackluliun-road, North Kensington; ...
... BIRMINGHAM, Erdington (C. 5,342). Previous Election: Steel-Maitland (C.). 16.754; Simmons (Lab.), 11,412. Moderate: 40.472. C. J. SIMMONDS (Lab.) 10,435 •Itt. Hon. Sir Arthur Steel- Maitland (C.) H. J. H. Dyer (L.) Majority 133 LA/OUR GAIN (Minn RECOUNT) ...
... excellent services of Mr. and Mrs. Davis, wbo have for so many years' proved each admirable servants of the Guardians and such kindly directors of the daily lives of the children. The House and Infirmary Committee also report that Dr. klacnemara VIINICPCI ...
... MR. MACKENZIE KING. Orr IWA. Thursday. It will be impossible for Mr. Mackenzie King to get Parliament in order after the election in time to attend the Imperial Conference in October. 'I he belief here is that the Conference will be postponed until June ...
... THE KING AND MR. GLADSTONE. At' remit amebae th• tro•t•es Rt. Dandore Library. Harewl•e. th• follewiag I•itev ' from ►L Majesty to Lord iremers. of the National Madame Memorial Y. laid before the treaters:— florkingliam Talmo, f7tk October. ISMY. My dear ...
... MAITLAND WINS 120 MILES RACE 808 MAITLAND (Solihull C.C.) was the winner of the final Olympic and world championship massed start trial held at Matching Green yesterday. Maitland's tune for the 120 miles course was shr. 32min. 12sec, and he was followed ...
... MEMORIAL SERVICE TO SIR A. STEEL-MAITLAND At a memorial service at St. Margaret's. Westminster, yesterday, to the memory of the late Sir Arthur Stee!-Maitland, 11. P. for Tamworth, members of the Diplomatic Service, Ministers of State, and members of ...
... MIDLAND GOLF. DR. C. ROBERTSON WINS THE BRONZE MEDAL.. Dr. Charles Robertson, Ilandsworth, and Mr. T. W. Piggott, King's Norton, who in the recent Midland competition at King's Norton tied for the bronze medal with an aggregate of 16 f. ...