Tag: 1933

Birmingham Daily Gazette: Thursday 27th April 1933

Show of Rare Alpine Plants: First of the Kind in Birmingham: Members of the Alpine Garden Society are to be congratulated on their Midland show, the first of its kind in Birmingham, which was opened yesterday at the Botanical Gardens, Edgbaston, and will be on view again today. It is hoped that it may eventually become an annual event … … Notable among the prize-winners must be mentioned Mr. Roy Pinsent, of Selly Hill, who collected many of his exhibits himself, and Dr. Roberts, of Harley Street, London and Warwickshire: The Awards: Class 1: Pan containing more than one kind of rock plant: 1, Roy Pinsent (Selly Hill); 2, Mrs. Slater (Sutton Coldfield); 3, Mrs. L. C. Jameson Evans (Edgbaston): Class 2: Pots of Distinct primulas: 1, R. Pinsent; 2, Mrs. Garnett Botfield (Albrighton); 3, Dr. Roberts: Class 3, Pot containing primula: 1, Mrs. Garnett Botfield; 2, R. Pinsent; 3, Dr. Roberts: Class 4: Assorted: 1, Dr. Roberts; 2, Miss Vale (Wolverhampton); 3. R. Pinsent: Class 5: 1, Mrs. Garnett Botfield; 2. W. A. Clark (Moseley); 3, Dr. Roberts: Class 6: Pots of saxifrages; 2, R. Pinsent: Class 7, 1, Mrs. Garnett Botfield; 2, R. Pinsent; 3, Dr. Roberts …  (continues) …

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GRO0738 Devonport: Richard Alfred Pinsent: 1852 – 1948

Daily News (London): Wednesday 26th April 1933

Prospectus: Provincial Insurance Company Limited: …(details) … Solicitors … To the British Shareholders Trust Limited: Pinsent and Co. 6 Bennett’s Hill, Birmingham. 

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Walsall Observer and South Staffordshire Chronicle: Saturday 15th April 1933

Park Street and Chuckery, Walsall: Important Sale of Retail Business Premises: Fox & Harrison, F.A.I. are favoured with instructions to offer for sale by public auction the following properties at the Stork Hotel, Walsall, on Wednesday 3rd May 1933, at 7 p.m. …Lot 1, Freehold Retail Business Premises, M & M Park Street, Walsall, together with the valuable good will of a Sweet Confectioner & A-La-Mode Meat Shop …  & other lots … Lots 2 & 3: Messrs. Pinsent & Co., 6, Bennett’s Hill, Birmingham (Tel. Central 0241) …

[similar sales discussed 22nd, 29th April, 5th, 19th  & 26th August 1933]

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Western Mail: Saturday 8th April 1933

Law Society’s Examination Results: The following candidates (whose names are in alphabetical order) were successful at the Intermediate Examination of the Law society, held on March 22 and 23, 1933. A candidate is not obliged to take both parts of the examination at the same time: … (long list) … Charles Hubert Pinsent …

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GRO0131 Bovey Tracey: Charles Hubert Pinsent: 1909 – 2009

Daily Mirror: Saturday 25th March 1933

Fire which broke out yesterday at Pincent’s Farm, Theale, near Reading – formerly the English home of Mr. Samuel Insull, the American millionaire — did damage to farm buildings estimated at several thousand pounds. The fifteenth century residence was saved from damage. Sonning Fire Brigade prevented the fire from spreading to an oil dump:

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Portsmouth Evening News: Friday 17th March 1933

Friendlies:  … South Hants Nomads “Extra A” v. Bevis Athletic: Nomads; G. Dimmer, H. Winnicott, J. Bishop, K. C. Byerley, G. Pinsent, N. Thoyts, F. Prosser, D. Privett, K. Dillon, M. Tiestiss, R. Orchard, at Paulsgrove, Kick-off 1.45 pm.  

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Birmingham Daily Gazette: Saturday 11th March 1933

By the Direction of Mrs. Jolly, King’s Norton … an exceptionally well-suited freehold building estate with early vacant possession comprising Lindsworth Hill Farm and Lindsworth Cottage, with valuable frontages to Broad Meadow, Lane, Monyhull Hall Road, Tunnel Land and the Stratford Avon Road and having a total area of 71 acres …  … Edwards, Son & Bigood, F.A.I. will sell the above by Auction, at the Grand Hotel, Colmore Row, Birmingham, on Thursday next, March 16, 1933 at six o’clock precisely: Solicitors Messrs. Pinsent and Co., 6, Bennett’s Hill ..

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Welsh Gazette: Thursday 2nd March 1933

St. David’s Day: Local Celebrations: … Ardwyn School Eisteddfod: … English essay, junior: 1, James Pinsent; 2, Clive Jones … 

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GRO0720 Tiverton: Philip James Noel Pinsent: 1921 – 2007

Nottingham Evening Post: Tuesday 14th February 1933

London: Tuesday: It is not unnatural to draw the inference that the announcement made last evening that Mr. T. K. Bewley has been appointed financial adviser to his Majesty’s Ambassador at Washington, and will proceed to America with Sir Ronald Lindsay, is in some way connected with the impending war debt discussions. I am told however, that this is not the case – that Mr. Bewley’s appointment is not an ad hoc one, nor will he participate in the subsequent debt mission. It is pointed out, moreover, that the post, though new in Washington, has been in existence for some time at our embassy in Berlin, and that a similar post will shortly be created at the Paris Embassy. Mr. Bewley is a high official of the Treasury, his present rank being that of assistant secretary to that department. Mr. Pincent, the financial adviser to the Ambassador Berlin, is also a prominent Treasury official, and seems probable that the post in Paris will also be filled by another expert from this department. Bearing this fact in mind, I should be inclined to think the appointments are being made rather with a view to the preservation of our sterling policy than in any connection with war debts. The setting up the exchange equalisation account has brought finance much more closely into touch with diplomacy than was hitherto the case.

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GRO0365 Devonport: Gerald Hume Saverie Pinsent: 1888 – 1976

Liverpool Daily Post: Tuesday 14th February 1933

New Appointment at Washington: Financial Adviser to the Ambassador. Sir Ronald Lindsay, on leaving for the United States today, will be accompanied by Mr. T. K. Bewley, an Assistant Secretary at the Treasury, who has been appointed Financial Adviser to the British Ambassador in Washington. … (continues) … A similar appointment was made some time ago to the British Embassy at Berlin, where Mr. Pinsent, an Assistant Secretary at the Treasury has acted as Financial Adviser, and a further appointment to Pairs is in contemplation

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GRO0365 Devonport: Gerald Hume Saverie Pinsent: 1888 – 1976