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... that the proposed houses| The chairman said that he did Lot | 14 that the man who was found| Held in Bedlington Community Speaking of the small number of elz e S were isolated from the existing think it would make much differ- hanged in the pit where he ...
... a household from being r., French and science, can already‘washing. Each weight of stocking at night or when the housewi . speak English fluently and does S 0 has its own particular colour. out shopping. without an accent. Queen Ingrid| : | Apart from ...
... -ning from her husband, but s a man of such easy and endly nature that it was possible to get to the bottom of i troubles by speaking to him. s parents had tried, but it had ly resulted in TOwS. johnson told the court that he d not been sleeping out, but ...
... that it was ished and ill children in Europe impossxble to get to the bottom of after the second world war. his troubles by speaking to hum Emergency supplies, clothing and His parents had tried, but it had medicines were rushed to wherever, °%L resulted ...
... Drive or ‘Waverley Avenue. 1t pays, therefore, to take note of the names that councillors give to new streets. Generally speaking. however, the present generation of councillors do not do so badly. ...
... Bedlington headmaster thanks his staft MR. W. NICHOLSON, headmaster of Bedlington Whitley Memorial School, speaking at the school's prize-giving in the Locke Hall on Tuesday aftemoon, said that in these days of '*how much can | get out of it' the ! ing ...
... increase in bad better they are when young and teeth among children. tender and sweetly flavoured. Maybe Politician Pat was speaking You think I exaggerate when I with her tongue in her cheek, for say that the Englisg housewife in carlier this year Britain's ...
... such matters, indeed, its rules make it clear that it should specifically avoid applying improper pressure on the staff. but speaking as it goes on behalf of the parents as a whole, we hope that Its views carry more weight than that of a single parent, and ...
... the the three bedroom type and 27/1 for minutes we are considering.’ the two bedroom type. | The chairman replied that he Speaking for the Housing Com- could not accept this criticism. mittee, Coun. C. McNiven stated * The question of whether people that ...
... Friday that when he arrived home one Sunday afternoon he did [ ket gardener. of Colliery Gardens, not want to go outside to speak to a neighbour regarding a difference, }g{ew Hartley. Seaton‘ll?elavafi.a'and but his wife urged him to do so. } y fi)f“g’,j@a; ...
... Constituency of Berwick-on-Tweed, 'wil] speak on “The Price of Coal” —Some problems of the coalmining industry, and Mr. R. Fisher Crouch. M.P. for North Dorset, where the famous Crichel Down case occurred. will speak on “The Future of British Agriculture ...
... parochial Hall, tunity of thanking the Old Girls'l \Association for the provision of radiators for the Vlth Form sittinglroom. Speaking upon full employment,| 1e said that it presented a problem or the Grammar Schools, because Ictead of being a subject for ...