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... DR. EDVARDS’ BISHOPS KING’S CHARITY. THE Trustees of the Branch of these Charities give notice that they will THURSDAY. THE 27th DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1919. proceed elect Pensioners to fill vscaccies in the number Pensioners the Charities. The election will ...
... Baker and Mrs. Hein, granddaughters; Mr. Lawrence, nep• hew; Mrs. Glatworthy, niece; Mr. Brown, Mrs. Warby, Mrs King, Mrs. Horrod, ...
... Finger points to Mr. King Dr. King must not look asthough he is delighted with all this. It is an almost sacred tradition that when Mr Shinwell and Sir William advance upon him to - drag him to the chair - he must pretend to resist. Why ...
... DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE DEFENCE TO CHARGE OF THEFT. An extraordinary defence, involving the theory of double consciousness, and one which Justice Scrutton said was raised for tho first time in English Courts, was put forward bv Mr. Hugo Young, K.C., at ...
... Was the murder of Dr Luther the work of King black militants? Memphis. Tennessee THE mixed up case against James Earl Ray In the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King. Jr.. shows every sign of becoming even more tangled before a single word of testimony ...
... FULHAM CHRONICLE. NOVEMBER 7, DR. EDWARDS’ « BISHOPS KING’S CHARITY. TBE Tnutoa* PolAoni BjwA of | thooo rharitwo li»» 00000 thu IMT »i« THCBSOAT, THE DAT NOVEMBER. 191*. proowd «tae» P» uoaonto fill fieaaeiM ia th* Poeaioaen of tbo Cttaritie*. IS* oUctw ...
... Literature. Passages in the Life of Mrs. Margaret Maitland, of Sunnyside. Written by Herself. 3 Vols.— London : H. Colburn. Quiet, unobtrusive, suggestive counsel and remonstrance, have often produced salutary effects on wayward dispositions, which would ...
... is an authority on the subject. says it is smallpox. Mr. W. J. Brown rose to speak— Dr. Wilson: Allow me for a moment ; when yoc 11,ve done I will go on. Proceeding, Dr. Wilson sorted that on Friday Dr. Betty and he, at the risk of their own lives. visited ...
... King »t Mr. I. Hart Mr.G. WORKINGTON.. Mr. .'hemist. King-street .iahh. ChemiHt, King-street. Cakrvtheks, Chemist; Mr. J. Thomfbon, t'UemUt COCKERMOUTU Messrs am. . W.axkJ. ...
... THE KING. Facsimile Copies of Message To Be Sold. It was officially stated at Windsor Castle this morning that the King has passed a good night. Dr. Martyn visited the King snortly laiore ten o'clock this morning. staying for nearly an hour. Lord Dawson ...
... to retain the services of Mr. Frain. the Company's Engineer, for a few years, if they can, having regard to his sterling ability' and his knowledge of the undertaking. ft would be a sounder policy than paying compensation to Mr. Frain for loss of office ...
... Men’s Fellowship in the Methodist Schoolroom on Thursday Dr H. G. Chapman stroke on the inscription on the Cross. This the King of the lews. Mr A. V. Davies presided and Dr Chanman was thanked Mr A. E. Challis. Ninety members were present. ...