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... chairman and Mr. W. Ricalton vice-chairman for 1950. “THANK GOD FOR THE PRESS” Mr. G. D. Roberts, K.C., Recorder Bristol, speaking at the Press Club “Ladies Night” dinner in London, said: ’■ We have a Press which tells ns w-hat is happening around us, ...
... New Moor pit-head baths were opened Augrist Mr. W. J. Chariton, No. 9 Area N.C.B. General Manager, who here seen speaking to the large gathering of miners. The baths cost £48,000. ...
... for their children's gala in Jnly. Among the guests at the event was Mr. Helgebostad, a Norwegian schoolmastei, who is seen speaking to the children. ...
... and those of their community, was stressed by County Alderman A. Patton, secretary to the Pegswood Welfare Committee, when speaking at the annual presentation of Welfare Recreation Trophies which took place at last Friday night. The gathering, all members ...
... ■ Communists and wore drifting into position when they would have take orders from behind an Iron Curtain.” Mr. Amos was speaking Choppington on Wednesday night a meeting of the newly-formed Choppington Joint Branch of the Blyth Divisional Conservative ...
... for Mr. and Mrs. Farquhar. The Rev. Roy Backhouse, of St. James’, Alnwick, described it as great honour have been asked to speak on this unique occasion which marked the culmination of over sixty years’ work in the service of the Lord Jesus Christ. It ...
... States. This was told members of the Morpeth Rent and Ratepayers* Association a meeting held the Town Hall last Thursday. Speaking his adventures while Hitchhiking Through America ”, Mr. Kenneth Cosslett said that his friend and he had originally planned ...
... and started work. Witness then asked if she was willing sleej) in, and was told she had an invalid father and would have to speak to him. She gave address in Northumberland Street 65. This, witness subsequently discovered to false, as well as her name. ...
... the of the shire —in houses bad repair bad banded «s together and went to the in protest. Like hey found that they were to speak. and probably iSte froin their visit. W. HoLiiday (chairman said : has been daring past monthly extend meanJoers of the cordial ...
... you for asking me to come along Darlington. It will take me over two hours to get home I will not waste very enjoyable time speaking. Congratulations from Darlington to all who have received) ivcwß; keep the good work, especially in this coming bad weather ...
... ancient Manor of small portion of Glebe Land only excepted), and lies within a well-defined ring fence and that “Ancient records speak of the parish Ulgham as forming the Garden of Northumberland, and inspection the Ulgham Manor Farm, for instance, wall afford ...
... the world to spoil our own work,” said Sir Cuthbert. Speaking on fair shares,” the speaker drew attention to Lord Woolton, he was the man to thank for giving you a fair share,” he stated. The speake spoke of taxation and said that he believed that if the ...