... Elizabeth Cheesman. nextdoor neighbour, said Mrs. Sturges had funny turns occasionally, when she was moody and would not, speak. Mrs. Cheesman thought these turns, which had occurred more frequently In the last month or two, were due to Mrs. Sturges’s ...

... FORESTERS’ HALL, STATION STREET, LEWES, when Mr. P. H. Brown, N.0.H., Director, Brownwlch Experimental Station Hants., will speak on “THE CROPPING & ECONOMICS OP DUTCH LIGHTS & CLOCHES. 4.45 pm.; Tea at Holloway's Restaurant, Lewes. 6 pm.: At N.F.U. He ...

... Health) ana MRS. CATHERINE WILLIAMSON (Labour’s Prospective Parliamentary Candidate, East Grlnstead Constituency) will be speaking at HALL OF COMMEMORATION, WAOHURST, at 7 p.m. THE INSTITUTE, ROTHERFIELD, at 7.30 p.m. ASHDOWN HALL, CROWBOROUGH, at 8 p ...

... writer* tough where the Itfan comes from. We have some tough chaps in this country but I have yet to come across report* which speak of playsra shifty or just big punk.” But do call them good or bad according to their play, and I think, generally, Zkigllsh ...

... 136 6s. lid. net value. Clean food campaign Pointing out that some meat he bought was wrapped In newspaper, Mr. R. Mills, speaking at Tonbridge Pood Control Committee meeting on Monday, asked whether the 'urban council Intended to adopt the clean Bill ...

... January 18, at The Lecture Room, Town Hall, Lewes, Mr. H. G. Chippindale, Grassland Advisory Officer, N.A.A.S., will be speaking on Extending th© Grazing Period. At 7 p.m. on Thursday. January 26, at The Hayworthe Hotel, Haywards Heath, film on “The ...

... balance In hand of £45 compared with £42 the previous year—is not so good as It should be.’ he complained. Mr. Hardy, who was speaking the Association's ninth annual meeting, held In the Congregational Hall. Rustball. on Thursday last week, added that he could ...

... .Young delinquents Large multiple stores are breeding ground for thieves, declared Miss L. G. FUdes, speaking about Juvenile delinquents to the Tunbridge Wells branch of the National Council of Women on Wednesday. Miss Plldes, who as chief psychologist ...

... a decision was made was in 1945, when the Council precepted for a penny rate. , how your parish but were not permitted to speak O any matter. ! Many people still did not realise that Council meetings were open to the public several members maintained ...

... the year ’’ at the Young Farmers’ Club meeting on Friday. General’s Visit.—Lleut.-Gen. Sir Ronald Scobie has promised to speak to members of the British Legion Social Club tomorrow evening (Saturday). His subject will be, •* Greece.” No Estimate. Mr ...

... Great Forge Farm. Hildenborough, orchids are. In many cases, cheaper. On the subject of orchids, Mr. Trotter Is entitled to speak with some authority, for he is the only grower in the Immediate Tonbridge district. A dairy farmer, he grows orchids mainly ...

... keep touch with people in this 'district and in England generally. When speaking to people in foreign countries, language is no difficulty because nearly every foreign ham seems to speak English Mr. Godden has his own neat radio cabin, which forms part of ...