a history
Sale of Properties: Tuesday 10th February 1930, at 7.0 p.m., by direction of Messrs. Holt Brewery Co., Ltd. … 4 lots in Walsall, Bloxwich and Darlaston …
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Pupils’ Recital: Interesting Effort for Church Funds: A graceful recital of their delicate art was given by the pupils of Mari-Matilde school of dancing in the Wycliffe Church, Leicester, last night in aid of the church funds. Although the main feature of the programme was the dancing of Miss Irene M. Berridge’s pupils, speciality dances by the principal herself, songs by Mr. Harold Pinsent, and songs and monologues by Miss Irene Berridge added a touch of variety to an enjoyable programme. ….
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GRO0392 Tiverton: Harold West Pinsent: 1900 – 1962
Unionist Bridge and Whist Drive: A very successful bridge and whist drive was held at the Public Hall on Monday under the auspices of the Women’s Unionist Association Committee. The M.C. ‘s were Commander Pinsent, Mr. A. O. Pollard, and Mr. R. W. Smith. …
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GRO0157 Devonport: Clive Pinsent: 1886 – 1948
large crowds were present at Sutton Coldfield Parish Church recently, when the late Councillor A. E. Owen was laid to rest … … (continues) … … Those present at the church included the following. … (list includes) … Mr. Rylatt (Puttick and Simpson), Belcher and son, Darlaston: Pinsent and Son, Birmingham; Mr. Arnold (Birmingham, and Midland Motor Omnibus Co.) … (continues) …
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Auntie Mollie: … Many happy returns of tomorrow to: … (list includes) … Charlie Pinsent, Martin Street … (continues) …
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GRO0135 Tiverton: Charles William Pinsent: 1923 – 2001
hearing of the first appeal – that in respect of Messrs. Fox, Eliott, and Co. Millbay Docks – was completed … adjourned until some convenient date next month, when more statistical information showing the proportion of timber “worked up “ in the mill for various requirements could be submitted: £363 Valuation: The second case to come before the Recorder was that in connection with the firm of Messrs. Cole Bros., timber importers, moulding manufacturers and sawmill proprietors, Prince Rock Plymouth … …. It was stated for the appellants that their premises at Prince Rock covered a total area of 62,209 square feet. In the shed were seventeen machines, worked by electricity and eleven men. Mr. F. W. Pinsent, revenue officer, said this was similar to Messrs. Fox, Eliott and Co, and he understood the work was practically the same. He was told that 60 percent of the timber passed through the mill … … the Court next proceeded with the hearing of the third case where the firm concerned was the Plymouth and Oreston Timber Company, Ltd., and Mr. Pinsent giving evidence said the mill area of this firm was 13,500 square feet out of total of 188,000 square feet for the whole premises. The works were in Sutton Road, and he understood there were sixteen machines, with ten out of 45 men employed machinists … the Recorder said these premises had struck him as being a thoroughly up-to-date and well-equipped woodwork establishment with a very considerable space taken up with the storage of the manufactured articles … The Recorder dismissed the appeal, in this case with costs …
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GRO0322 Hennock: Francis Wingfield Homfray Pinsent: 1875 – 1948