... voice changed so beautifully, if you had shut your eyes you could not but have believed that the whole family were there speaking. Present was Mrs. Dickens. Four years later they were separated, though she had borne him children; and pretty young Ellen ...

... desirable factors which will help him in selecting his future breeding stock. The method of feeding is important. Broadly speaking, find that a piglet can make maximum use of all that its stomach can hold. As it grows, however, the point is reached where ...

... ability. One could only say that future conditions, saw them, were on the whole likely more conducive restraint all round Speaking about exports and Britain s ability sell overseas against world competition, said her share world exports had been falling ...

... This, 1 ihink, springs love craft of bread and cake making. This is fine and noble trail which we can feel justly proud. Speaking the cost of living index, lie said: we give value for money vyc must not frightened to take a fair profit. A gi>od baker ...

... Church increasingly difficult, was the view expressed by the Kev. K. C. Parkes, vicar of St. George's Church, Tilehurst, when speaking at the annual church meeting on Tuesday. said that during the past year their thoughts had necessarily been directed to the ...

... in the past. For the first time a special day has been arranged for the adjudications in the children's classes in verse-speaking, reading, and music, which are to be held on Saturday, May 3rd. The eisteddfod opens this year with the exhibition of arts ...

... ROCHDALE SPLASH Tory M.P. Not Dismayed AIR. ANTHONY M.P., speaking ut parly given Strealley branch the South Berks Conservative and nionist Association on I ridav last week, said: There is certain turbulence in the political waters to-dav. The Ritchdale ...

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... onl\ md.vi pool. The open-air hath* were d:»- missed as 100 cold for use lot months of the year. The secretary. Mrs I. speaking at the annual meeting Ik Palmer Hall, said: The King's . bath is certainly not ideal, but - that little bit extra would ...

... BRACKNELL Y.F.C. ORATORS BRACKNELL Y.F.C. won the senior section of the Berkshire Federation of Young Farmers' Clubs' public speaking contest at Reading. The successful team are seen here with Mr. C. M. Hobson (left), editor of the Readi'Mercury, who presented ...

... TRIBUTE TO M.P. All of us appreciate, above all, two tilings about him —firstly, his sincerity and secondly, that always speaks cbout things he knows a great deal about That has enabled him to wield a personal influence and enjoy a personal respect to ...

... THREE HEADS SPEAK On Secondary Education rPHE problems both the late and A early developer among children were realised some time ago in Reading, and the present secondary education system was developed to cater for both types. This further proof of Reading's ...