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... Ratcliff have very kindly Invited us to 115 Wentworth Road Harborne for Tues- day afternoon September 12th We British people are not cold trust the weather will be kind enough and reserved as the friendly for us to use the garden Australian had been led ...
... to the word Snob” The word was common use in the Black Country years ago to repairer I have just returned after an absence nearly 60 years and I cannot say if the word now used the same sense I have heard it used in the Rhondda Valley and West Riding ...
... when there are other than musical considerations involved The cultural prestige of England as well as Scotland is at stake for there are many people in the rest of the world who regrettably to appreciate the distinction between the two countries It is obvious ...
... fact that fantastic as to seem incredible It that on Dissolution of Priory townsmen bought glorious church for their parochial use paid for it no £20! Whether it is fact or fiction I in case story strange to passed over in silence but it is stated that in ...
... Sunday annual pilgrimage in honour Blessed John Wall Harvington martyr one of two Roman Catholics to suffer their religion in England a against guerrillas Malaya was formulated by Lt-Gqn Sir Harold Briggs British naval forces in Japanese wafers were placed ...
... individual can should realise his duty State which is of course to his fellow citizen since each one of us goes up that nebulous body It is our duty to use our rights best possible way to see that whatever benefits receive individuals are turned to the good ...
... women trained in the study foreign countries the extra-mural department says: In Birmingham the second city the country with a world wide export trade it is essential that the best possible facilities should be provided” winning label in Bromyard Vicarage ...
... tragic consequences of breaking a social law in the early Puritan days of New England His characters described with great economy of words move in an austere and confined world The setting gives a sense of actuality seldom surpassed in American literature ...