... and boped that Major Richey accept that past. At the evenin; meeting Rev. W. jott_ in the absence of ir. Jonathan Marshall, announced that a le; gacy of £19 had been left the Society by a local indy. He proposed that Major Richey ho kon. secre- tary in ...

... At th je Wycliffe Con: Chureb, Stoke, n evening meeting was pre- over by Mr. Samuel Hicks, support Rev. C. er and ior T. D, Richey, R.A. Dr. 1 Ballinger delivered an address on “The Inspiration of Hols ‘ores. After drinking three quarts of tea end every ...

... the sender. BIRTHS. HOLMAN.—On November 12. 1949. Redruth Hospital, to Virgina (nee Carlyoni, wife John Hoiman. a daughter. RICHEY.—On November 14. at Military Hospital. Singapore, to Olive (nee Doran,). wife Lieut.-Coi. Ricriey. R.A.. a daughter. MARRIAGE ...

... Bulbuger Monday evening on ~ gational Church on Me. Jonathan Marshall presided, of the and other speakers were Major T. D. Richey. Rev. F. Pascoe, pastor. A, od Plymouth Total Society held an open-air Union-siecet meeiing on Monday evening at the Railway ...

... CONTRASTS STYLE. The orthodox and unorthodox schools of painting meet iu vivid contrast today and to-morrow at tho Passmore Edwards Gallery, Newlyn, where the local Society of Artists' public exhibition of pictures intended for the Royal Academy and other ...

... NANCARROW, R. P. N. ELMS, E. F. NIND. A. P. PHILIPSEN. R. P. PLUMMER. R. P. POTGIETER, C. W. POULTER. E. F. PRITCHARD. P H. M RICHEY. N. J. ROBERTSON. H. W ROBSON. J. D. ROCHFORT. J. X ROGERS. A. T. ROSEPRICE. R. G. SKELTON. K. P. SMALES. H. A. SMITH. J. ...

... Plymouth yesterday that Siz Edward Clarke, Q.C., M.P., and Lady Mackay were both seriously indisposed, it was resolved last night to post- pope the meetings of the Conservatives in Charles, Drakes, and Frankfort wards, which Sir Edward Clarke amd Sir James Mackay ...

... United Methodist Churcu (riigu-street). .Penzance, on Wednesday, under Mr. Walter Barnes. The principals were Miss Clarice Edwards (soprano,, |U»a xiilda Koacu (contralto), Mr. R. V. TTegoiiing (tenor), and Mr. Morley Curnow (bass). The orchestra was led ...

... ‘other tbe following were repre- in ranton, Weeks, Frew, Cotlier, My ebips Chubb, Pears, Palmer, Gill, McDonnell, Rowe, Br 2, Edwards, Torner, Quiot, Martia, Ovborn, Me: Rowe, Sergent, Palmer, Gillanl, Coot, ‘ortbury, Braneh, Boultoo, Dasis, Jennings, Murphy ...

... Plymouth), Tapper, and Muyor Richey. Wreaths were sent by the following: —Mrs. Fisher Me. pr Fisher, of deceased, aod children Grand. Annie.” Me Babboze and little Mary. on Floe (M. Fisher), Anbur and Moe Sevmour, Major and Mrs. Richey, Me. sod Mi irs. F B Rowlen ...

... Burroughs, Rev. W. B. Russell Rev. J. T. Horne, Capiain Winnmgton J. Belt Jobnstoa, Rev Ree. JT. Mi Mr. W. A. ‘Aoare, Major Richey, Rov. C. BE. Treadwell, Rev. S. Ven. Wilkinson. Mrs. anett. Mrs. Borland, Mrs. Brodie. Mrs. Brown. Cuthbertson, Miss Fox, ...

... A Il; F. A. Richey, g 73,187 ; miles run, 3,646 61. George Taylor. Switts: Wheeler, Clio; —_— dobn Gray, BR. E. mber, Blake; G. W. PARIS BOURSE. Potter, Collingwood; T. Payne. Forth; on Duke ; ivi H To:n ba, a Forw: Joho P Orion; Edward | ers predominated ...