... p.m. they had not been given justice. The people were entitled to an explanation as to why the petition was not granted. Speaking on the second part of the motion, Mr. Reece said boroughs only half the size of Wembley had their own courts where the Mayor ...

... legislation and regulations involving in the equitable discharge thereof increasing technical knowledge and judgment. Broadly speaking these may be regarded as the main grounds for the Conservative Committee's recommendation, which. we are convinced, will ...

... Association. —A meeting will be held at 2.30 p.m., Friday, March 18, at the Conservative Club, Pinner. Mr. Thos. Bolton. MA., will speak on the Education Bill for Children. All women are welcome. Teas 6d. IMB First Church of Christ. Scientist, Elm Park-road, Pinner ...

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... - (gently built up, and they were Thanking the speaker. the certainly close to the limit. ^hairman. Mr. Ecroyd. suggested Speaking of Harrow's slums, that the branch form a study some of these bad, grou view to further Mr. Beaumont said the were occu- ...

... remain with Wealdstone. Inconvenient Boundaries When, Mr. iVeraris . Youprer. clerk to the Harrow Council. was preparing to speak. Mr. H. H. Elvin. chairman of the Harrow Local Labour Party. challenged the right of the Council to appear at the inquiry. ...

... rnissioner and had received the reply: You find a house and we will soon put him in. Church's Mr R. E. White. treasurer. speaking of Mr. Chapman's first days at Preston. said; Well I recall tits arrival in about this time of the year. RA voice was almost ...

... quite well on a farm. Embassy : £342 For Prisoners' Fund OBLIGA LIONS AFTER NAZI DEFEAT Mr. Bower On Need To Stint And Save SPEAKING at the annual social for Savings Movement workers in Roxeth and South Harrow at St. Paul's Church Hall, Corbins-lane, on ...

... Scots I em an inVeterate sermon-taster.' Fortunately we in Harrow have several firstclass preachers at our own doors. so to speak. We have, Mr. Rendall (Baptist). Mr. Partington (Congregational). Mr. Woolley. V.C. (St. Mary's). and Mr. Mitchell (Presbyterian) ...

... talk on Poland, Past and Present. to the Harrow Rotarians at their usual Friday luncheon at the Gayton Rooms Miss Lowy speaks the English language with rare poetic power and ber descriptions of life in Poland were vivid photographs. She sketched the ...

... Kenton-road. and Wealdstone, will be open for all classes of business on both days. The smaller sub-offices will. generally speaking close on Good Friday. but will remain open on Easter Saturday. Any va..ialions from this general instruction will be notified ...

... of the lea abroad will say with the poet: to be in England now that April's here.' OKSOATIONS AND FOOD * MR- Norman Sower, speak-4*- Mg at DOUth !UMW last week. wieldy drew attention to the solemn obliglitions which lie ahead of us': and gave a salutary ...