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... workers Neglect. Paul Legge, 128, Farringdon Street, Walsall; Thomas Jones, 23, Bussell Street, Willenhall, furnaceman; and William Harris, moulder. Garrison Street, Birmingham, were summoned by their employers, Clark and Co., lirasscasfers, Lombard Street ...
... Jefferson Cloee. West Bromwich. Ronald Gordon Hall (aged n). an acetylene burner, of 7. Jefferson Close. West Bromwich, and William Harris (aged 31), a crane driver, of 31. Valley Road, West Bromwich. were charged with breaking into the offices of the Phcenlx ...
... living with them at Newbold, and she said, Harry, it seems nobody wants us. The inquest was somewhat protracted, and was eventually adjourned for a week. ABSENTEE'S LINGERING DISEASE When George William Harris, 38, Borne Street, Maxylebone, was c' West ...
... was in a position to prove that W41illiamn Harris wsis not near the field on the da y in question, but that be was at Isis workl in Birming- hanm throughout the day. The Magistrates discharged William Harris, remarkhing that 'it was clearly a cass of ...
... of Dr. Sidney Campbell, organist at Canterbury Cathedral, to succeed Sir William Harris as organist and master of the choristers of St. George's Chapel. Windsor, on Sir William's retirement in July. Seaman Dead in Bunk Donald Macinnes, of Skye. an 18-year-old ...
... 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 _gate of complete torment offer receiving a summons to attend court. I think it ...
... road at Wombourn last night was taken to the Royal Hospital, Wolverhampton, with head injuries. He was the driver. Thomas William Harris (31). of North Road, Ocker Hill, Tipton. With him in the car were his wife, three children, and brother. They were uninjured ...
... Parents Leave Mr. and Mrs Grtndrod. Mr. Frank Ouyatt and Mr. William Harris, parents of the boys, went by train late last night to Shrewsbury where a police car was waiting to take them to the Elan Valley . Mrs. Winifred Ouyatt, who has two other boys ...
... “Special’s” Smart Capture. Frank Lester (31),* dealer, Upper Higkgato Street, Birmingham; George Smith (38), ironworker; and William Harris (58), general dealer, were charged with attempting to pick pockets at the tram stopping-place the corner of John Bright ...
... Parents Leave Mr. and Mrs Orindrod. Mr. Frank Ouyatt and Mr. William Harris. parents of the boys. went by train late last night to Shrewsbury where a police car was waiting to take them to the Elan alley. Mrs. Winifred Ouyatt, who has two other boys ...
... road at Wombourn last night was taken to the Royal Hospital. Wolverhampton, with heed injuries. He was the driver. Thomas William Harris (31), of North Road. Ocker Hill Tipton. With him in the car were his wife, three children, and brother. They were uninjured ...
... managing director of Vince's Motors, M 0,998 (4E28,019 net), duty £4,091. Mr. William John Draper , Friars Road. Staffor d, £8,273 (£1,891 net), duty Mr. Oliver Rowland William Harris. St. Lawrence's Road, Coventry. £10.604 (£10.257 net), duty ••=9— 1. ...