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... immediate assurance that unissued copies of the handbook are being withdrawn from circulation. In an introduction to the Speak^r's Handbook is the statemcnt: The material in these pages has been checked and counterchecked. It is, we believe, as reliable ...
... Famous champion of British common sense, and the VERY Independent M.P. for Rugby, whose war-time broadcasts helped us through. SPEAKING OUT AGAINST THE NEW THREAT TO LIBERTY at the PUBLIC MEETING organised by Aims of Industry Ltd., and conducted under the ...
... -MAKING will be e. pleasure after taking this PRACTICAL COURSE in PUBLIC SPEAKING. beginning JANUARY 10 in CITY STUDIO. Inquiries to Mrs. A. F. TOMLIN, A.L.A./d. (Public Speaking), M.R.5.T 23, Chatham Road, Manchester 716. CHO 2688. LORETO PAST PUPILS ...
... loving memory of our dear Longsight, EDWARD, aged 43 years, er sad bereavement. dearly-loved husband of Elizabeth YATES We speak your name and think of you ; and dear father cf Norman, Betty, and 84. Ashdale Crescent, Droylsden. often, Maureen. Service ...
... Ancoats, M/c. :ROURKE.—Treasured memories of our dear son and brother, LESLIE (WO.. R.A.F.V.R.), lost in Italy. Jan. 3. 1945. We speak of you in hours of leisure. We think of you in hours of pleasure; If we forget in hours of care. We remember in our prayer ...
... restraint, as an educational creed, was producing illiterates, said Mr. H. V. Loseby, of Bellevue High School, Bradford, to-day. Speaking as retiring chairman of the Incorporated Association of Assistant Masters at their conference in Leamington Spa, he said ...
... now, at 55. is the Inde pendent whom neither party can unseat, is coming to Manchester tomorrow. , He is due to Mr. BROWN speak at the Houldsworth Hall, Deansgate, on The new threat to liberty, and since Brown on Liberty is what is known as a standard ...
... so well. ALBERT. FOLLY. ALBERT (H.M.F. Greece). and GLADYS. LElGHTON.—Trea,sured birthday memories - of our dear Mother. We speak your name and think of you often; God bless you Mani, you are not forgotten. BILL, LILY, and Grandchildren BARBARA and LEIGHTON ...
... eral, Home Office Civil ' a town with recreational, .u.cational and entertainment Defence Training branch, is ,cilities. speaking in Stretford to-night. There would be enough industry Congratulations.— Alderman G., to let people living there find W. Bennett ...
... champion of British common sense, and the VERY Independent M.P. for R u gby, w hose war-time broadcasts helped us through. SPEAKING OUT AGAINST THE NEW THREAT TO LIBERT at the PUBLIC MEETING organised by Aims. Industry Ltd. (Manchester Office), and condu ...
... at 8 p.m., Thursday, January 5. EN THAL OFFICE OF INFORMATION. 312nd LUNCH-HOUR COMMENTARY Mr. CLAYTON PROCOPE, B.Sc., will speak at the THEATRE. ELECTRICITY 1 OWN HALL EXTENSION, ...
... You think that the royal prerogative is exercised a little too freely? Lord Goddard: It is a big thing and you expect me to speak frankly—and I think it is. ...