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... PLAIN SPEAKING By MR. BOX A well-attended meeting, organised under the auspices of the NVorkers' Union, took place in the Corn Square, Leominster, on Saturday, at 7.43 p.m., the only speaker being Mr. S. Box. The audience were quickly interested and impresAd ...

... The total supply of sheep and Lambs at all markets war 50,033, as ostapand with 33,409 in preylour weak. Qmdaty, generally speaking, was fate!, good, arid sheep owe certainly drown m much heater cionefition than cattle. Supplies of pad snowed • decline ...

... their country comprises over 2,000 names, arranged under parochial headings. Such a record is of sad interest 'and yet it speaks of the proud part which the men of Herefordshire played in the terrible war years, 19 1 4 - 18. Ever? page of the history ...

... London magistrate on Tuesday told him : If you want to talk in this way you must go to the Thames district. There, if you speak in any other way, people will think yon are ill and will want to fetch the doctoi. ...

... saying about you—eh? demanded Damta. I know it all, said Ruth. Everyone has been against me; I haven't had a friend to speak a good word for me or to help me until in some mysterious fashion Lady Woodmason discovered where I was hiding, and brought ...

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... concerned the Government there was a certain amount of red tape. Mr. Deakin, resuming, was glad that Mr. Cresswell was there to speak as he had done. At the same time they wanted to nosh on with the matter, and he hoped that the County Council would use even• ...

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... at the sports. It was peculiarly fitting that - he should be there to grace their sports in the Peace year. lie went on to speak of the efforts of the boys and girls, not only on behalf of themselves to win individual prizes but also on behalf of the Houses; ...

... the nation immediately after landing on his return from America. lie says I think the time has come for some very plain speaking. I have just returned America, and even-thing I have seen there, taken in conjunction with the events now occurring in this ...