... AT GENERAL ELECTION —says Mr. Lawrence Robson Mr. Lawrence Robson, prospective Liberal candidate for the Banbury Division, speaking a village forum at the Parish Institute, Adderbury. on Tuesday, said over 400 prospective Liberal candidates were now ready ...

... THE BANBURY ADVERTISER £95 FROM GRIMSBURY. Mr. Easton was speaking at the closing meeting of the Overseas Mission campaign of the Banbury Methodist Churches. Miss G. Willis disclosed in the secretary’s report that at that time £95 16s. 4d. had been collected ...

... the only body which can meet the situation of lack of communal order in the West Indies.” said the Reverend Wilfred Easton, speaking at the Grimsbury Methodist Chapel on Monday night. Giving a clear and interesting talk on the West Indies, Mr. Easton kept ...

... “Advance,” the local Liberal organ. Lord Saye and Sele, president of the Divisional Liberal Association, claims that Mr. Robson speaks with the authentic voice of modern Liberalism and also with a voice of great knowledge and experience. The only change in ...

... three .Beck, and Mb-s G*. Willis (Grimsabsent friends in hospital, bury Missions Secretary). wishing them a speedy recovery. Speaking on Learning for After the dinner, friends werejthe West Indies,*’ Mr. Easton invited to the social, when said that during ...

... K.C., M.P., Captain .1. F. Norris pre-idtsl and al-o on the platform wer ...

... summed up by Mr. G. P. Stanley who said the scheme was “one of desperation,” and the Rev. R. A. Bevis who said *‘ We could speak to you with tears in our eyes about the shortage.” The case for the Council was outlined by the Clerk (Mr. J. I. Young) who ...

... Village Forum. —Speaking at an Adderbury Village Forum on Tuesday week, Mr. Lawrence Robson, prospectiv Liberal Candidate for the Banbury Division, said that the Liberal Party now had over 400 prospective candidates ready to contest the coming General ...

... audience with the serious and reverent manner in which they took their parts. The final scene was very touching and lovely, and speaks volumes for the work and patience of Mrs. Gorman. Mrs. Dawkes and Mrs. Holland, who were mainly responsible for the costumes ...

... are continually breaching, so that before long it will be down to bedrock.” HOUSING SHORTAGE. Aid. Braggins continued to speak of the promises of more houses made during and since the 1945 election by the Socialist Ministers. “Can you,” he said, “for ...

... of the Grand Theatre, Banbury, on Monday evening to appeal for recruits for the nursing profession. She had been invited to speak by the manager, Mr. H. D. Morice, in connection with the showing of the film “The Hasty Heart,” in which Patricia Neal plays ...

... modem types of stone wall, and it was heartening to see that there were still some survivors of the old craft. MR. ROBSON SPEAKS. The company reached Kingham at midday and shortly afterwards repaired to “The Langston Arms,” a grand old Cofswold inn. where ...