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... that tugs often nosed barges along and that there had been no prosecutions by the board in these cases although strictly speaking it was a contravention of the by-law” Mr Jones said the idea followed closely on the American method but allowed greater ...
... life and confessed that here in Liverpool art 0t Bach as never before It is we don't do much re-valuing so I not unfair to speak of the Bach take this early opportunity to call revival as one of the most significant attention to the matter portents the ...
... assisted by Eddie to assemble. it might not reach any Many workless cent. Eddie Reindeer, who sees the hearing until November. I speak British colonies is less than 10 per Henderson (Queen Quibbfina and neutrally. but should the Conserve- Of more urgent conceen ...
... politician and had taken part in all the great contested elections in the country during the 19th century. Another writer speaks of his love for children and animals, adding It was a pleasant sight to see him, when in health, walking through the streets ...
... 4000000 tons a year he said but they would be lucky if the figure for last year was more than 1500000 tons Councillor Pile was speaking on behalf of dockers at a meeting al which the Mayor of Swansea Councillor R Gronow extended New Year greetings to civic ...
... Ancoats, M/c. :ROURKE.—Treasured memories of our dear son and brother, LESLIE (WO.. R.A.F.V.R.), lost in Italy. Jan. 3. 1945. We speak of you in hours of leisure. We think of you in hours of pleasure; If we forget in hours of care. We remember in our prayer ...
... currencies of all ECA recipients Precisely the same is true of Europe’s tariffs and cartels” added Mr Martindell Economically speaking both are ruinous and are fundamental hindrances to the world’s economic recovery Their destruction would be an enormous economic ...
... Lord Beveridge: That Is not undemocratic. It is simply bad Government to allow people to incite to violence. NO OPPRESSION Speaking on 'Democracy In Britain. 34r. Mayhew said: Whichever side wins the next election, it will not oppress the defeated party ...
... l address to the: conference. Mr. T. J. P. York. head-I master of the Merchant Taylors' School. Great Crosby. Liverpool, speaking on the salaries situation. said: The economic condition of the country makes it necessary that. for the time being, there ...
... famous champion of British common sense and the VERY Independent MP for Rugby whose war-time broadcasts helped us through SPEAKING OUT AGAINST THE NEW THREAT TO LIBERTY at the PUBLIC MEETING organised by Aims of Industry Ltd (Manchester Office) and conducted ...
... any time I remember and remember the days before 1920 Mr M C Constable (Birmingham) seconding said this of schoolmasters: Speak as one of least of them middle-aged grammar school master (not a owner) fattier of teen-age and young family gross salary 28 ...
... restraint, as an educational creed, was producing illiterates, said Mr. H. V. Loseby, of Bellevue High School, Bradford, to-day. Speaking as retiring chairman of the Incorporated Association of Assistant Masters at their conference in Leamington Spa, he said ...