Tag: GRO0010

Ancient Order of Foresters: Arrangements for High court in Leicester: Huge Number of Visitors: Upwards of 1,000 delegates will assemble at Leicester in August Bank Holiday week for the 78^th High Court of the Ancient Order of Foresters. … … (discussion of the event) … …High Court Reception Committee: Chairman, Mr. Jos. Cave; hon. secretary, Mr. J. Yates; vice-chairman, Mr. J. E. Lant; and Messrs. F. Stables … (continues) … (list includes) … A. Pinsent …

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GRO0010 Tiverton: Adrian Pinsent: 1864 – 1945 (?)

Leicester District Ancient Order of Foresters: Visit of the District Chief Ranger to the Court “Belgrave.” Bro. C. E. Hudson, D.C.R., made an official visit to Court “Belgrave” at a meeting, which was held at the National Schools on Tuesday evening. There was a good attendance, presided over by the Chief Ranger of the Court … … (discussion of enrollment and other issues) … Mr. Richard Cort then moved a hearty vote of thanks to the District Chief Ranger and the Committee of Management, and said he was sorry that the room had not been crowded to hear the inspiring addresses which had been delivered. He was quite sure that the movement the D.C.R. was initiating in the right direction, and nothing but good would follow from such meetings. He hoped that this would be continued in the future and the members would thereby be in closer touch with the officials of the District – Bro. A. Pinsent seconded, and Mr. Henry Davey, the secretary, in supporting, asked some rather important questions in regard to the valuation report presented by the official valuer. The resolution was carried, and the D.C.R. and D.S. replied.

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GRO0010 Tiverton: Adrian Pinsent: 1864 – 1945

Leicester District: A.O.F.: Visit of District Chief Ranger to Court “Belgrave.” Mr. C. E. Hudson, D.C.R., made an official visit to Court Belgrave at a meeting which was held at the National Schools last evening … (description of event) … Mr. Samuel Hudson, D.S. then presented the valuation report of the Court. He emphasized the remarks of the D.C.R. in regard to membership, and he hoped they would consider this point seriously so that at the next valuation period he would be able to report an increase. …  … Mr. A. Pinsent seconded, and Mr. Henry Davey, the secretary, in supporting, asked some rather important questions in regard to the valuation report presented by the official valuer.

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GRO0010 Tiverton: Adrian Pinsent: 1864 – 1945

New Company: T. Hatton and Co. Ltd.: (164,641) Private company, Register February 28^th, Capital £40,000, in shares. To take over the business of boot and shoe manufacturers carried on by T. Hatton, at Briton street, Leicester, as “T. Hatton and Co.” The first directors are T. Hatton, Anstey Pastures, Leicester, J. M. Gladdle, Grange Villa, Thurmaston, and A. Pinsent, 17, Gipsy-lane, Leicester; A. Beck, 88, Mountcastle Road, Leicester: Solicitor: J. Parsons, 16, Friar Lane, Leicester. 

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GRO0010 Tiverton: Adrian Pinsent: 1864 – 1945