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... A. Greene, Mr. Charlton Morton, Mr. W, S. Stevenson, Mr. Henry Chalmers. Mr. Robert Merrick, Mr. Denis Hali. Mr. A. E. W Sandbach, Mr. P. G. Marlar Miss Doris Gilham, Miss Evelyn Robson, Miss Olive Brooke, Miss Iris Trevarthen. Touring-Manager, Mr. Richard ...
... Councillors Mrs. Bartlett, Butler. Mrs. Gorin. Groves. Henry (Vice-Chairman). Mrs. Land. Moody (Chairman). Page. Ptnnegar. Sandbach. B.Sc., (Hons). Miss Aetna', and Winglade. J.P. The Council will be asked to appoint a Civil Defence Committee of eight ...
... decorations, seating, &c. Further particulars and c~ders to view may be obtained on application to the Liquidator, Arthur Sandbach, accountant and auditor, 61, Lord-street, Livcrpool. The Stepney Borough Council invite tenders for the hire of the Whitechapel ...
... solicitor, is made a suitably self-important individual by Mr. Frederick Clay. Mr. Fred. Merry is a taxi-cabby. Mr. A. W. Sandbach impersonates Mr. Almalfy, director-general of the White City. A rare fund of humour is provided by Mr. Claude Cameron as ...
... Fitzroy-Clayton Col. M. A Gray Col. J. B. Gaske'l Col. Bruce Lambert Col. W. Lewes Col. F. M. Maycock Col. Perry Col. A E. Sandbach Col. F. Sbuttlewortb Col. Smith-Ryl, nd Co 1• Yallings Col. H . C. Walker Col. Windle Col. W illiamson · &c. &c. &c. * The ...
... race, in which a lady, standing on the step of the car, had to lmock the ball the length of a field. The winner was Colonel Sandbach. A more serious event of the past week was the Leicester Automobile Club's Hill-climb on Beacon Hill. Mr. Coatalen was present ...
... Redvers Buller; my own 24-h.p. car was engaged for Major- General Douglas, the director of operations, and Lieutenant- Colonel Sandbach, his chief staff officer; Mr. \iVeir's voiturette conveyed Lieutenant Clarke of the L ondon Scottish, A.D. C. to General ...
... exceptions; Sisiers Phayre, Vocalists and World’s Champion Skipping-Rope Dancers. The biggest hit on any bill. Wire, Town Hall, Sandbach. ‘V;\NTI‘I]). Aug. 5, Walter Clyde, the celebrated Welsh T'enor; great success cverywhere. Wire, immediately, FPier Pavilion ...
... Kent. \V.\NTED by Bass Trombonist, Foden's Rand. Encacement . military or orchestral bands. Evans, 30, Middlewich-road, Sandbach. Cheshira. “ANTEI). an - Engagement by First-class “ Th'flmlnt; can open at once.— Box 2,295, ~The Ery.” - 2 ‘VANTED. ...
... Other shooting can bo rented.-Apply to Mr. A. R. BIGGS , Land Agent, Congleton; or to Messrs. SJ,ATER, HEELIS, COLLEY:, SANDBACH & ANDERSON Sol citors, 71, Princess Street, Manchester. RICHARDS & SON, at Wareham, on Tuesday H EY D 0 N (on the borders ...
... A. Greene, Mr. Chariton Morton, Mr, W. 8. Stevenson, Mr. Henry Chalmers, Mr. Robert Merrick, Mr. Denis Hall, Mr, A. E. W. sandbach, Mr. P. G. Marlar, Miss Doris Gilham, Miss Evelyn Robson, Miss Olive Brooke, and Miss Iris Trevarthen. Matince, Wednesday ...
... bandolier with him, and app®® quite satisfied with what he had done. . £l4 for a Barrow. . adB MR. J. WATSON writes that at Sandbach they hw@ great raffle of a garden barrow in aid of th:scdw‘ Fund, and that the winning number was purchas®z Mr. A. Brereton ...