a history
Movements of London, Liverpool & Manchester Vessels: … (continues) … MacAndrews & Co., Ltd.; Royal Mail House, Leadenhall St. London, E.C.3, and Goree, Water Street, Liverpool: … Pinson, at Antwerp, Mar. 1933.
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Bristol Anglers Fined at Axbridge: Fished at Congresbury Without Licences: Thomas Toogood, of Upper Belgrave Road Bristol, S. E. Pinsent, Stokes Croft, Bristol; H. S. Purringham, Sea Mills, Bristol, and R. H. Lalonde, Worsley Road, Bishopston, were summoned at Axbridge Police Court yesterday, by Alexander Mackenzie, head water bailiff of the Board of Conservators of the Avon, Parrett, and Brue fishing district for fishing for trout without licences. Mr. Teek who prosecuted, said the men were seen on Easter Monday fishing at Congresbury. Pinsent said he had a licence at home, but it was found that he had not taken out a licence until two days after the offence. The others had been given the opportunity to take out licences but had not done so up to the date the summonses had been issued. Pinsent, who appeared, was fined £1 and the other three £2 each.
[see also Shepton Mallet Journal: Friday 26th May 1933]
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Estate of Sir Walter N. Fisher, J.P., Deceased by direction of the executors: Important sale of exceptionally well-secured freehold ground rents … … secured by properties situated at Small Heath, Balsall Heath, Edgbaston, Aston, Lozells & Smethwick. Edwards, son & Bigwood, F.A.I, will sell the above by auction at the grand Hotel, Colmore Row, Birmingham, on Monday June 12, 1933, at six p.m., prompt: Solicitors: Messrs. Pinsent and Co. 6, Bennett’s Hill; Auctioneers’ Offices, 158 Edmund Street, Birmingham.
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Welsh Dragon Ball: 250 Guests at Grosvenor Hotel Chester: The Welsh Dragon Ball at the Grosvenor Hotel, Chester, on Tuesday was attended by 250 guests. The ball is held each year under the auspices of the North Wales Group Women’s Sub-committee of the Wales and Monmouthshire National Conservative and Unionist Association. The object is to raise funds for the women’s Conservative and Unionist organizations in the eight North Wales constituencies for propaganda and administration purposes. … … The patrons include … (list includes) … Mrs. Pinsent …
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Uplowman: A successful effort on behalf of the Tiverton Hospital extension fund took place in Uplowman Schoolroom on Friday evening, when an enjoyable concert was held. … In spite of there being a similar function in each of the surrounding villages, there was a good attendance and every item in a full and varied programme was received with heartiest appreciation. The proceedings opened with a violin solo by Mr. Ernest Pinsent, a promising local musician, and next came songs by the infants and scenes from Dickens’ “Christmas Carol,” by the elder scholars of Uplowman School who responded delightfully to the efficient training of Mrs. Court Hampton (headmistress) and Miss Sleeve (assistant) …
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GRO0274 Bristol: Ernest John Pinsent: 1920 – 2011
Bird Migrants: April 29th: Swift, single bird, flying low towards S.S.W., 6.35 p.m. Horrabridge (R. Pinsent) …
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GRO0749 Hennock: Robert John Francis Homfray Pinsent: 1916 – 1987
Liverpool A team: (v. Liverpool University), at Aigburth, today: L. W. T. Wethered, H. J. Channon, Rev. G. Woodcock, Rev. J. Burrow, W. L. Shaw, P. Turner, A. F Spooner, D. P. McEntryre, F. J. H. Dagleigh, J. B. Fitzgerald and R. Pincent … [cricket?]
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Glass Competitions: To Glass W.R.I. — Mrs. Duncan presiding: — Mrs. Ingleby gave a talk on embroidering coloured blankets and exhibited some of her own work. Mrs. Shand, secretary, reported on the year’s work and Mrs. Cassie, treasurer, read the financial statement — both very satisfactory. A guessing competition, organised by Mrs. Anderson, was won by Miss Brander and Miss Whyte (equal). For the best six eggs the prizes went to: — 1, Mrs. Fraser; 2, Mrs. Barron. The eggs were sent to Huntly Hospital. Office-bearers were appointed for the coming session: — Hon. president, Mrs. Ingleby; president, Mrs. Pinsent; vice-president, Mrs. Duncan; secretary, Mrs. Shand; treasurer, Mrs. Cassie; other members — Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Burgess, Mrs. Duncan, Belnaboth, Miss Brander, Miss E. Horne and Miss Whyte, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Paterson, Miss Cormack and Miss Thomson were hostesses: Votes of thanks were proposed by Mrs. Duncan and Mrs. …
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GRO1108 Devonport: Kathleen Jane Macpherson: 1895 – 1974