... recently a patient here, and she cannot speak too highly of the treatment she received.” As the Mayor turned the two switches, patients put on their headphones—and the Redlffusion service was officially on. Speaking on behalf of the Isle of Thanet Hospital ...

... police car, pushed the stw under his coat said Mr. Wilson. H e is a man who acts first and thinks afterwards. said Mr. speaking of Spnitt's two efforts to run away after his struggle with the detective. The that he tried to run away is an indication ...

... record and apart from the mental trouble that had brought about his discharge he had made a mess of his private domestic life Speaking for Collins Mr L Fletcher stressed that his case was a completely isolated incident He had an excellent record and had done ...

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... from everybody’s point of view It is th best-organised industry in country ” Socialists continually speak of labour conditions in the past wish to speak them our industry and in the present We under private enterprise have worked out our of profit-sharing ...

... lost through strikes occurred the nationalised industries “Thank God For The Press” —Mr G D Roberts KC Recorder of Bristol speaking at the Press Club “Ladies’ Night” dinner in London said : “We have a Press which tells us what is happening around us which ...

... accepted. FOR PRIVATE DISCUSSION When the minute relating to Newmarket was reached at Tuesday’s meeting, several members rose to speak, but the Mayor (Councillor W. H. Pish) said that as it was matter concerning real estate he proposed that they defer consideration ...

... marriage:— Leaving God out of married grand before marriage. life. Give her a kiss, he urged, Expecting too much from speak kindly and tell her she is one's partner. the best in the world, and that you Husband's neglecting their would not exchange ...

... alderman aganst three votes cast for senior councillor F. G. Johnson, The vacancy was caused by the death of Ald. W. I. Gomel. SPEAKING at a meeting at the Labour Hall, on Monday. Mr. Percy Wells, M.P., reviewed the Government's record and he said that one ...

... fair character. He had recently been occupied as a shell-fisherman. Witness understood that he suffered from nerve trouble. Speaking on his own behalf. Vincent Swan said that since he came out of prison in May. 1947, he had found it just as easy to go straight ...

... neighbour, Mm. Elizabeth Cheeseman. said Mrs. Sturges suffered spasmodically from funny turns during which she would not speak to her. I sometimes thought it was because she was a little deaf, she said. She maned to think recently that she had done ...

... Elizabeth Cheesman. nextdoor neighbour, said Mrs. Sturges had funny turns occasionally, when she was moody and would not, speak. Mrs. Cheesman thought these turns, which had occurred more frequently In the last month or two, were due to Mrs. Sturges’s ...