... Town Hall on December 11, at which the artists will be Gladys Ripley, Anthony Pint. Clarence Raybould. Julius Harrison, William Harris. the School of Music Orchestra and the City of Birmingham Choir. and at which the music will be that which has been composed ...

... Quinn is seventeen years of age and is employed a clerk. Other recipients of the George Medal are: Reginald Herbert Blunt, William Harris, Miss Rose Ede (Wadhurst), Sergeant E. Goodyear (Royal Marine Police), H. D. Robbins (Deputy Armament Supply Officer) ...

... to Shrewsbury magistrates to withdraw a case because he believed his client was dead. Mr. David Harris told the court that his client, Charles William Harris, had been in a state of complete torment after receiving a summons to attend court. I think ...

... There were ten prisoners for trial. William Harris (50), woodcutter, was sentenced to six months' imprisonment for having cut away and stolen a piece of patent leather from a wagonette, the property of Mr. Philip Williams, farmer, Little Dewchurch, the 6th ...

... Rescue Efforts Thomas William Harris. aged 13, and Terence Samuel Paskin, aged 14, both of Oak Road. Tipton, said that when they were called from playing football they ran about 200 yards to the canal. They could not see the boy and dived in. pausing ...

... Mr. Les Harris ha d his appeal Bristow arrived from London against a driving ban (Us- to move it. missed at Staffordshire Harris had appealed under Quarter Sessions yesterday. his own name of Charles he was left with a problem. William Harris, of St. ...

... Rescue Efforts Thomas William Harris. aged 13, and Terence Samuel Paskin. aged 14. both of Oak Road. Tipton. said that when they were called from playing football they ran about 200 yard to the canal. They could not see the boy and dived in, pausing only ...

... provocation. In the first instance they laid in wait in an empty house until a man named William Harris went by. attacked him. punched him to the ground and then. in William's own words. put the boot in. causing a fractured nose and other severe facial injuries ...

... from the effects of smoke, but were discharged after treatment. Later, a police officer praised the prompt action of Mr. William Harris and Mr. John Levis. the milkmen, Mr. Reginald Raven, the lorry driver, and Mr. Greenaway. He said: It could have been ...

... to Mr. Graham William Harris, of 911, Glbb Lane, Catshill, against his wife, Mrs. Sylvia Jane /anise Harris. of 172. Stourbridge Road. Bromsgrove. on the grounds of her adultery with a man unknown. The suit had been *ought by Mrs. Harris. who alleged cruelty ...

... * * * Four authors have been granted maintenance awards totalling £1,500 by the Arts Council. One of £5OO goes to William Harris, of London, at present writing a novel under contract to Faber; one of £4OO to Frank Norman. also living in London, author ...

... himself for re-election. Two other candidates are named for these seats, one being Mr. K. L. Baker, surgeon, the other Mr. William Harris, architect. There is very little movement in other wards, but the next few days must develop the impending changes. ...