... a:‘'.ivit:es of a!I the uh inciud:ng of Stoke-on-Trent and Neweas:l: , . The D str‘ct Chairman (\lr !Alec' Shanks. NI.C.) speaking jat the amnia: confrrenr:.‘ on Scrvire fo r Youth. I reported as dealing wit)' l .iuvenile delinquency and the adu:t:s ...

... had made him rea:ise the wrong he had done. ' The father of the vcunger boy gave evidence be wring out wnat he had written. Speaking to the appellant. the Chairma.l said he had bullied this younger boy and got money out of him which was wrong he)aviour. ...

... schools than at an!' time I remember—n ,, d I remember the days before 920. Mr. M. C. Constable (I3rmingham). seconding said I speak as a struggling midd!e-aged grammar school master (not a house owner), father of a teen-age and younger family, with a gross ...

... R. MacCal-' t Nuffield Pi . ofessor of Chia:2 - y at 1-eeds,„. lc ti> i)t'lN It' I'Vrr genr! Mr. Eti.s:' of ;he Tyil!we speaking a: the; „.!.. :inference of the Educational! zhe ~.,,,te !- e n(! e h e had a great Associations in London to-day the ...

... since Herod and Caesar. Wise as Ws name, great scientist and inventor, friend of Lloyd George, he ts fitted for his post. Speaking at the recent banquet in London. held in honour of lit We re man's 70th birthday, Field Marshal. Smuts said he loved to tLink ...

... Presich•nt (Lord Webb , I .lohnson ) to discuss a mass' I pilgrimage with Lord Lindsay and the ilshop of L:ch-, held Speaking of :he UnwersitN Collegc. the Pre :dent said: It may become one of !he ctreatest residential univer- Mies in the country ...

... Wilde, and the employees, ;-1:d he hoped the happy; ro-opt ration bmween the management and emploveesl would long ro:ll.nue. Speak:lig' I of trading prosner• , : for IhD said it was pleasing to note in the last tracing that a' record in 'Societiv's trading ...

... COIDO in contact With the lerrY, he stated. Cross-examined, he said he d. 41 not know the conductor opened Use slide window to speak to got to Barton Green. The conductor, Leech, said be opened tha slide window to ask the driver to at It paper shop, which ...

... Great Response rr \V hid a roas:ll.ficen:iii Bir-hani ;ch i ruce:v(d; ! h o al co- , 4>e:;wort of oe all ucditt; ouuland o speak'a p 0,1):(• II), !) , .w mi;c 1I en mad , pcaker , 1:h d. Ev Round the Courts in North Staffs. CYCLIST FINED.• Furl I.• l'i:cox ...

... about they would have a new life. Mr. Garland said he thought they ought to have a president and he had never heard a man speak so pessimistically ih his life. In this country they never knew what would come along and horses would always be required. ...

... Sirs Coli:er and her, adopted daugh!er were i!avingi house In wh -h they were v.ng. when accused came up an d 5 , 1 A Caen I speak to you Accued. ~ a.d Mr. Gtiflilhs. was alleged to have then her ac r,5,.: the f ace a walk;ng stick. say.ng ;promised you ...

... of the week Mr. J. R. Piggott. City Architect and Mr. D. F F. Brewster, City Surveyor, will be speaking on Architecture and Surveying as a Career. (Speaking on Building as a Career at the same meeting will be Mr. F A. Shenton. Chairman of the North ...