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... In this 'ere paper we are catching the tall end of the leotard. • DRAM= l--Tioley's got such a cold that be can scarcely speak.— Yes, he told nee your theft had quite takes his breath away.' Cows I There's that dreadful Mrs. beldnd us.—Raw tea yes ...

... patience was necessary in the training, and they ought to be very grateful for the care and attention the teachers had bestowed. Speaking persooally, 1 all his children been trained in the Board I Schools since he came to Beckenham. and he I felt very grateful ...

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... by the Rev. R. Stewart Fleming, M.A. (vice•chairman of the Becken• ham School Board), and among those who are announced to speak are Mr. Robinson &utter M.P., and Canon Barker. A will be delivered in the Elm road Baptist Church, Beckenham, on Thum day ...

... and they had already done mach good work. (Hear. bear). They had a grand executive, and as for the medical men be could not speak too highly of them. (Applause). Mr. Walker, J.P., proposed The Medical Staff of the Dispensary.' He said it was the doctors ...

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... throughout to the specification of Mr. Kenneth G. Burns, the organist and choirmaster of the church, consists of thirty-one speaking stops, ten couplers, and twenty four accessories dia. tributed over three manuals and pedal, and is blown hy an hydraulic ...

... resolved with musical honours, Dr. Bolus thanked them all, on behalf of the enliam 5 F.C., for the kind things which had said. Speaking personally, anything that been done had been a labour of love. He Me always pleased to come among them and long to continue ...

... greet annoyance especially to ladies after a shower of rain to have muddy water squirting out at every step. • • • _ . It speaks well for . : the police arrangements that during the two nights of the torehlight procession last week, through Ping. end ...

... he had the great honour of proposing Mr. T. C. Cole as Chairman for the ensuing year. They all knew how difficult it was to speak of a fellow councilor before his face, and he could not well ask Mr. Cole to retire fore few minutes. Mr. Cole had been under ...