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... growers and agricultural workers should be repesented 1w men whose entire future was bound up with the industry. They must speak with a specialised and experienced voice in the National Legislature. Asa avower I know of the as•nle Ins disamelntnients ...
... Venable, and Mrs. Godwin, and an enjoyable programme of games Gauged much' amusement. Ma was prepared and served by Mrs. Speak, Mrs. Venables, Mrs. Godwin, Mrs. Bobbins, Miss Fisher and Miss C. Venables. Obituary. The death took place at her home, 9 ...
... although who started this robust style of play no one knows and one side mast be guilty o/ starting it. The referee had to speak to several al the players and at one time had to stop the game and order a spectator off the ground. It seems he took such ...
... LABOUR CANDIDATE speaks at ECKINGTON VILLAGE HALL THURSDAY, 26th JANUARY PERSHORE JUNIOR SCHOOL FRIDAY, 27th JANUARY ELMLEY CASTLE VILLAGE HALL SATURDAY, 28th JANUARY ...
... Hancock (30 years). The other trade unionists were: J. Meadows (44 years). E. Palmer (3$ years) and H. lin& dims (31 years). Speaking on behalf of those thus ihoroured, Mr. W. Savage mesiedi that lie had enjoyed every admits of his long service He MON the ...
... imagined. this game was not played in the same sporting spirit as the one at Hadley the previous week and the referee had to speak to several of the players before the end. The man of the match was undoubtedly Dennis. the home side's leader. At Badsey he ...
... claiming to speak on behalf of a well-known Evesham firm with which Messrs. Limptons frequently d.d business. asked for four tons of potatoes, The following morning be again communicated by telephone. describing himself as Mr. 0. W. Woods. speaking for a ...
... by false pretences. The story was told at Attester magistrates Court on Monday by , ipt. Jones, who said that claimng to speak for a reputable ihm Evesham vegetable merchants. Nood ordered seven tons of pots.- •.les from Messrs. LangStOnS , noiesals ...
... PAT HOPWOOD speaks at ...
... but the leeward', were played mail with their shots. Iffardie a We part to Imping Danko and compon% .it bay. Time and time speak he saved !PINIrtIll:Y tustoPPllble shuts. T.te usrra defenders played a big part . 'rolling the game with delberate hands. ...
... Socialist campaign, with the visit of Mr. Kingsley Martin, well-known broadcaster and editor of the New Statesman, who will be speaking in support of Mr. Pat Hopwood, the Labour candidate, in the Town Hall, Evesham. A further public meeting will be held on ...
... Liberals. I hay e no hesitation In calling on the I.,oemls for their support against the Socialists. Brigadier John Scott. speaking on behalf of the new areas of the Bewdley Division and representing Mr. W. Z. C. Watkinson (Chairman of the Malvern Conservative ...