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... tho Atlantic, Bissebl Street, 2s. 6d. and costs; George Allen, Daniel O'Connell, New Suianer Street,ls; and o estsl; William Harris, Proof House Tavern, Latimer Street South, 2s. id, and costs ; Thomas Evans, Cross Keys, Hurst Street, costs, Dunville ...
... the city two years ago. He had been a magistrate and a director of Port Vale Football Club. Mr. T. F. W. Harris Mr. Thomas Frederick William Harris. of Park Lane. SemSty. who has died in haw pital at Kidderminster. aged 79. was an authority on the history ...
... the cane, belonging to Brig.-Gen. William Harris, 18th United States Airborne Corps commander, was a valuable memento which had become a sort of unofficial unit symbol. . _ The cane slipped from Brig.- Gen. Harris's grasp while he was viewing a troop ...
... the friends and supporters of Mr. William Harris was held yesterday evening, at the Globe Inn, Great Barr Street. Councillor Holland presided, and amongst those present were Councillor Truman, Messrs. Boyce, B. Harris, Tohnson, Gilbert, Fislier, li. Hill ...
... decided @ partnesdhin between | oi the late Mr. William Harris, the “‘Sausag “Mrs “three after himself. and to dk Mg. Clayton, K.C., stated that the “‘ Sausag between them he called thém No. 1, Wo. 2, and William No. 3. When into the witness-box ey.dience ...
... by Mr. Parry. Debts, £146. lis. ; assets, nil. In re William Harris, 56, Smallbrook Street, Birmingham, fruiterers' salesman. —Supported by Mr. East. Debts, £181. 10s. Id. ; assets. In re William Judd, Road, Birmingham, grocers' porter.—Supported Mess:s ...
... Colliery, Tredegar, belonging to the Tredegar Iron and Coal Company. The victims wore Joseph (undor-manager), William Harris (overman), and William Watfcii« (.fireman). They were all married. the three men did not ascend the the usual time the manager, Mr ...
... thoir ?? of are bharged for as advertiementa. I MARRtED. 8.) On the Cth Inst, at Rowley Church, (ib the Rev. ThoisWS1 Mr. William Harris, grocer, of Hiorley Hsath. to atrhl, you'ige eaughter of Mr. Thomus NeweU, of Groveland Cotta8O, fipton. On the ith ? ...
... was 'opposed by the Chief Constable. Mr. C. W. Johnson. and a woman probation officer Miss Mary McShee. Mr. Frederick William Harris. of the Holly House Cafe. Birmingham Street. sought a licence for the juke-box to be used from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. on ...
... a period of steady pressure. United produced a late rally in which Williams made two splendid saves from Charlton. Attendance 53.228. Wolverhampton Wanderers: William.: Stuart. Harris: Claims. Wright. Flowers: Hooper : Murray. Vs ilsha w Broadbent , DeeleY ...
... S. LEADER. J. THOMPSON. J. HORLER. OLIVER CLARE. D. BATES. E. B. HARBERTE. W. WEEKS. BUTTERY. SHAYER. J. W. NICOL. WILLIAM E. HARRIS. KOEK-KOEK, T. BAKER (Leamington) BODDINGTON and other Notable and Well recorded Artists. Together with:— CERRA GGIO ...
... Ald. W. F. Harris A Conservative member of Nuneaton Borough Council since 1947, Ald. William Frederick Harris, has died in George Eliot Hospital. Nuneaton. where he was admitted on Christmas Eve. He was 59 and had been ill for several weeks. For some ...