... standards English, believes that Bette l)avii3 is the actress with th© clearer! screen enunciation Says ■ Her rich and cultivated speaking voice sets a high standard. I.emj sincerely believe that Miss Davis doing great work in th© field language.” Bette Davis ...

... Milligan was seen by complainant in a public house in Rugby, and was wearing complainant’s raincoat. Com pin inant did not speak him the public house about having his raincoat without permission, because did not want to make disturbance and did not see ...

... sth, Milligan was seen by complainant in a public house Rugby, and was wearing complainant’s raincoat. Complainant did not speak him the public bouse about having his raincoat without permission, because did not want to make a disturbance and did not see ...

... challenged by one, at least, who was not so sure.” It seems-now have been made abundantly convincing ,by the astronomers who can speak with authority on the subject that instead of beginning era at nought instead of at one in fact it was begun, the second half ...

... nd possibly profit to British Railways. TRAVEL-WORN. P.S. I am not embarking on arguments for or against nationalisation. speak as a traveller not a political pugilist. TANGERINE AND CRISPS COULD something be done about this eating which goes on in our ...

... people. She asked for anyone who knew of old and lonely people to tell her about them so that someone could visit them. . Speaking the old people’s clubs in the town. Mrs. Stretton said that of the s.x now established several of them were overcrowded. ...

... Daventry to honour one Daventry’s most worthy citizens, who was an outstanding example of many another leading citizen the town. Speaking the proposed expansion of the town, he said; “Years ago Daventry was defended in tho west against people who were anxious ...

... Aunt Sally and subject to political criticism.” said Mr. R. E. Manningbam-Buller. Conservative M.P. for Booth Northants, speaking at Foundry Place Schools, Daventry, Wednesday night. The hall was packed to overflowing, the crowd being drawn probably by ...

... —and possibly profit British Railways. TRAVEL-WORN. P.S. I am not embarking on arguments for or against nationalisation. speak as a traveller not a political pugilist. TANGERINE AND CRISPS COULD something done about this eating which goes on in our cinemas ...

... right hand, which then dropped and turned towards the near-side. This mad© the defendant believe that Mr. Riddle was going speak his wife, who wxs standing with her machine on the near-side. Thinking that had the right of way. he went at a considerably ...

... 7.30 p.m, Professor James Morrison of the Agricultural Research Institute of Northern Ireland, Hillsborough, Co. Down will speak on SOME ASPECTS OF BEEF PRODUCTION including Calf Rearing and the Feeding of Silage. The Chair will taken by MR. H. W. HUGHES ...

... lonely people. She asked for anyone who knew old and lonely people to tell her about them so that someone could visit them. Speaking the old people’s clubs in the town. Mrs. Stretton said that the six now established several of them were overcrowded. There ...