Tag: 1924

The Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer: Thursday 27th November 1924

Legal Notices: In the High Court of Justice: No. 00526 of 1924: Chancery Division: Mr. Justice Eve: In the Matter of the Lilleshall Company, Limited: and in the Matter of the Companies Consolidation Act, 1908: Notice is hereby given that a petition was on the 14th November 1924 presented to His Majesty’s High Court of Justice by the above named Company to confirm an alteration and extension of the said Company’s objects proposed to be effected by a special resolution of the said Company passed at an extraordinary General  Meeting of the Said Company held on the 14th August 1924 … (detailed description) … … … Dated the 24th day of November 1924; Field Roscoe and Co., 36 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, W.C. 2, Agents for: Pinsent and Co., Bennett’s Hill, Birmingham, Solicitors for the Company.  

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Drohedra Argus and Leinster Journal: Saturday 1st November 1924

Converts Make Submission to Church: London, Oct 16th: Three more Anglican ministers have made their submission to the Church. The Rev. John Pinsent, who was received at Boscombe, formerly held curacies at Woolwich, Biggleswade, Leiston, Crosby and Lincoln. The news of his conversion will therefore create a widespread impression. … …

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GRO0495 Hennock: John Pinsent: 1880 – 1925

South Devon Weekly Express: Friday 17th October 1924

Chudleigh Carnival: A Great Success: … As last year the four institutions to be benefited are the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital, Chudleigh Nursing Association, Newton Cancer Treatment Fund, and the West of England Eye Infirmary. The day’s proceedings opened with the despatch of No. 1 organ to Newton, Kingsteignton, Ideford, and Luton; the motor lorry being kindly lent by the Devon Gas Association, those assisting being A J. Page, W. J. Elson, W. Pinsent, P. Heathman, W. Bowden, J. Price, junr., and J. Price, driver. No. 2 organ started later for Chudleigh-Knighton, Heathfield, Hennock, Tap Village, and Trusham, the motor lorry being kindly lent by Mr. W. F. Pearce, those assisting being A. J. Bowden, A. F. Bowden, G. Davis, Miss Wotton, and Miss Skinner, with V. Peardon, driver. Both organs did well, considering the districts they each covered. … … The president of the carnival is the Hon. Chas. Clifford, and the whole of the arrangements were admirably carried out by the following committee … includes … W. Pinsent …

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Western Morning News: Friday 26th September 1924

Obituary: Paymr. Rear Adml. Morton, Plymouth: The funeral took place with naval honours at Plymouth yesterday of Paymr. Rear Admiral J. E. V. Morton, C.B., R.N. (retired), of Crescent Mansions, whose death in his 64th year, occurred on Sunday … Among those present at the church were … (list, includes) … Mrs. Pinsent …

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Herne Bay Press: Saturday 27th September 1924

Cook-General, willing to go to London winter months, summer here; good wages, outings; two in family; every consideration to suitable person: Mrs. Pinsent, “St. Mildred.” Beacon Hill.

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GRO0386 Tiverton: Hannah Brooks: 1861 – 1937
 

Western Morning News: Wednesday 17th September 1924

H.M.S. Britannia v. Torquay Wednesday: At Dartmouth: Kick-off 3.0 p.m. Torquay Wednesday: B. Dukes, J. Hawkins, Burley, H. Brown, H. Melhuish, A. Nuttall, B. Brown, C. Hannaford, Pincent, Dist, and Ralph …

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GRO0366 Devonport: Gerald Swain Pinsent: 1904 – 1993

Torquay Times and South Devon Advertiser: Friday 29th August 1924

Cricket: … T.C.C II v, Chudleigh II: The second strings of Torquay and Chudleigh tried conclusions at Barton Road whilst their first elevens were doing the same at Chudleigh. The visitors winning the toss took the first innings on a dead wicket and ran up a score of 103. Goss was in particularly good form with the ball and captured seven of the visitors’ wickets for the small total of 39. … Chudleigh 2nd XI: … Total 103 … (includes … W. Pinsent, c. Parr, b. Massey 0) … Torquay 2nd XI: … Total 151 for four wickets … (includes P.C. Evans, c. Pinsent b. Potter, 50; Dr. Massey, St. Gigg, b. Pinsent 13 and A. R. Hayman, b. Pinsent 0).

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Exeter and Plymouth Gazette: Friday 15th August 1924

High Standard Attained at Huish: Cottage Garden Show: The 45th exhibition in connection with Huish Cottage Garden Society was held in the grounds of Heanton Satchville. … (description of garden show followed by Sports results … including) … 100 yards flat race: H. Cox, R. J. Hill, E. Pinsent … … 220 yards hurdle race: H. Cox, E. Pinsent, E. G. Hill … High Jump: H. Cox, E. Pinsent, R. Cobbledick … …

[see also Exeter and Plymouth Gazette: Wednesday 13th August 1924]

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Exeter and Plymouth Gazette: Friday 8th August 1924

Produce of Exceptional Merit at Hatherleigh Show: Notwithstanding somewhat inclement weather, the cottage garden show and fete at Hatherleigh proved a success from every point of view … (description of event horticultural and sports prizes… includes) … 100 yards open: W. Richards, H. Fishleigh, G. Pinsent …

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Western Times: Friday 8th August 1924

Shebbear: The Shebbear and Buckland Filleigh Cricket Club received a visit from the Torrington XI on Saturday: The visitors lost by 23 runs to 76. Mr. S. Fowlston took eight wickets for 4 runs. The highest scorers for the home team were Messrs. T. Batson (29), A. Chamberlain (11), B. H. C. Dickinson (10). The visitors had a second innings and were again all out for 23. There was good bowling by Messrs. F. Jury. T. Batson and Pinsent. Mr. H. H. Earle, of Lovacott was umpire. …

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GRO0366 Devonport: Gerald Swain Pinsent: 1904 – 1993 (?)