... compensation to farmers for loss of land, however, was dreadful business. This is a subject on which I find it difficult to speak with restraint, con t nued Mr Wooiley. | think it is un- British and wicked that one small section of the community should ...

... Arthur, famous war-trials prosecutor, addressed a meeting in the Corn Exchange Berwick, last night (Thursday), and he is due to speak the Central Liberal Rooms, Narrowgate, Alnwick, tonight (Friday). When the Labour Party took over power Taylor became a Government ...

... members and friends in tht Hotel on Thursday by the vicar, |Louvre Cafe on Thursday night. Canon O. F. Granlund, and Mrs| Speaking of the happy feel- Granlund, and later adjournediing in ihe club, Mr H. Parkinto the vicarage where the restjson (chairman) ...

... few years the N.F.U. have paid Price review much attention agricultural Sir James Turne; policy and have so successfully speaking in Darlington thret tied this up with general con- weeks ago, referred to the im sumer interest, that no party portance of ...

... useful popularly compared ...

... annoying and in addition, he declared, that this particular exchange was the worst posisible in the countv. When he was speaking on the telephone, Coun. Moore alleged that he could hear what was being said by the policeman if he was using his telephone ...

... MEETINGS as follow FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 3 ELLINGHAM. School, 6 p.m. LILBURN, School. 7.30 p.m. Weather permitting he will also speak at: LUCKER, 5.30 p.m. NORTH CHARLTON, 6.20 p.m. CHARLTON MIRES, 6.40 p.m SOUTH CHARLTON. 6.55 p.m, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY WOOLER ...

... dog started the fight. She alleged that Miss Kennedy never left the kiosk, because she heard her say to the person she was speaking to. There are two horrible dogs fighting withj mine. The collie owners were Douglas Allan, sawmill worker,i and Ronald ...

... Reserve Forces were the only guarantee of world peace, declared Wing-Comdr. Bryan Bell, county chairman of the British Legion, speaking to members of Warkworth branch at their annual dinner in the Sun Hotel on Friday evening. Replying to the toast to the British ...

... progress made in the organisation agricultural workers had reflected itself in the general progress of the industry. He was speaking at a social evening organised by the Wooler branch of the union which was presided over by the county organiser, Mr J. W ...

... average of about 20 speeches each, n an all-out pre-election campaign which even at .s estimated to exceed the 1945 Election Speaking at Embleton on Monday night he offered to race the duke from Wooler Market Place to the top of Cheviot and back. his stage ...

... had been investigating the scheme had not been given sufficient time or details to make an immediate decision. I am not speaking as an individual, because I have heard all the figures and am in full agreement with the scheme, commented Coun. Pickup ...