... CAPERN TESTIMONIAL. THE PRESENTATION TO MR.. EDWARD CAPERN will take place at A DINNER , TO BE HELD AT THE MASONIC HALL, HARBOR/lE. ON WEDNESDAY, DEC. 19TH 1883. PRESIDENT: ELIEZER EDWARDS, ESQ., CHAIRMAN OF COMNIITTEE. The Attendance of Subscribers ...

... millionaire, )Jr. John Thomas Edwards. use the from whom hw hopes to inherit the property emigrated to •tmerlca in 1:70 Thirty-two years ago an advertisement appeared in a Birmingham paper asking for information regarding Edward Edwards. of ianslev I;risen. booth ...

... by Mr. Robert Plant. There were also present Messrs. T. Could, T. Westwick, J. S. J o hn. son, T. Pache, Wake, H. Edwards, W.. 1. Richey, H. Parsons, J. Craig, Timmins, and several other gentlemen. Ou h the removal of the cloth, Mr. H. Edwaills . although ...

... BALES BY AUCTION (continued) 18 1921 I EDWARDS SON 'tilGWOOD PAI will Auction Hotel Colmor How June Six ‘clonk of Executors of late J Simcox Esq GREEN POSSESSION 1— Substantially-built FREEHOLD RESIDENCE Carriage Drive from ad GROUNDS OF NEARLY 5 ACRES ...

... Bueno and Richey Maria Bueno (Brazil) and Nancy Richey (11.8. A.) yesterday won the women's final of U.S doubles championships at Brookline (Mess.). They beat Mrs. Billie-Jean King and Rosemary CasaLs. of the United ?States. 6-3. 6-4. Miss Richey won the ...

... Copenhagen bill. None were successful or, at least, were considered to be so although all went the distance. Richey is picked for Davis Cup Cliff Richey, trained from childhood to be a champion by his father, achieved a long awaited ambition yes. terday to ...

... bu.iness until Last November. Alter taking to his bed, it wee impoesible to keep his affianced bride, Miss Richey, daughter of Mr W. J. Richey, away from him, except when corn. pulled by cheer fatigue to keep away. She Ins pureed hits night and day with ...

... Grogrenor Nursing Home to Reg. and Hilda (nee Chapleo), son, Peter Reginald. RICHEY. —On January 27, at Grosvpnor Nursing Home, Handsworth, to Evelyn Frances (nee Bellamy), wife Edward, a daughter. WILCOX. —To John and Eddy (nee Smetham), Castle Bromwich at ...

... bfr. W. A. Chandler, 2S. 6cL; Mr. Joseph Green (Janda* Hotel), 55.; : J. Richey, as. 6d.; C. B. R. and J. k:. C. !! Mr. Kennedy, 6d. ; Mr. J. L. Hobbs, 2 1 .'! Mr. 11. Edwards, as. 6d.; Mr. John Collie. Mr. J. P. Norrington, Mr. Graham Newel, _S Bradley ...

... C l ial ‘ h Richey. the second seed. beat 'tat M i.. P. A. Hewitt 6.4. 12-10. The same was t. .A.) hi. ha. __ apicad with a running verbal Ml'. P. A. Edwards and During a particularly heated ex. Contain.' (Alumna) beat chanie Richey lb aaaaa nod to ...

... staged at the new Crystal Palace National Pecres, Lion Centre. Nancy Richey for London event Nancy Richey. the U 8. Wightman Cup player and ranked No. I, and her brother. Cliff Richey, will compete in the London hard courts championahips at the Halmahera ...

... daughter of John tlreene, M.R C 8.. of Donulngton. Shropshire Hat don talk. -On the July, Waco, Texas, America, by the Per. J. U. Richey. Albert llayilon. Klica (Lixsie), second daughter of W. H. Vale, Vys© Street, Birmingham Undbrhill—Bell.— On the 29th ult ...