... the Mang room and bolding his head In a strange manner. She told him: Opine to bed. Charge, and don't be silly.° He did not speak and Mc went to bed. About half-an-hour later she came down and saw him standing in the bathroom with 'his back towards her ...

... given by the surveyor rents h a d ne t r ea ch e d thi s am o u n t Ina It fin at IMO imps and diagrams were he could not speak for the future! iM '' W In C ' t eXIInk of the present conditions in will ilhele toil the monk The pills the county in ...

... be a public lea at 5.15 p.m., and at '1 p.m. Mr A. E. Us Jersey, a weu-kocwn Beestkontan now resident In will preside. The speak:l n /111 1 re the Rev. J. Alex Reyes from Nottingham Weaker Chapel. School Started In Memaroori The services will be continued ...

... style to Can Make It exhibition. president. V. H. Oade members for the* continued eirdidence in the Chamber. He went on to speak of the high cost of living at the present time, and said that this was not the fault at the traders as bead It D tM su ==ment ...

... debates were conducted on serious lines, an odd note of humour entered and Mr. F. Scothern, - - of dentists, referred __. _ _ , speaking to the Health and Wealth Service, while Mr. P. A. Blackler expressed his surprise that a wooden school, the one at Toton ...

... BIBLI Speaking o delphians at t at itl i t .The the Si A preasert r od) treaddesth lave hl the dust of he came. l provided Chr =nature that pe becaus . e of Si entered into ain. so dem that all r by His parto way whereby eternal deatt commands. earth ...

... went almost direct!.. he (the son) arrived home. H. did not think h's father was serkusly Chief Insp. W. A Fletcher: Did you speak to the cyclist? ...

... Ltd., Vol Laces. Stoney-street, at the first house tried to get in for Nottiticham. aas chatmisui of It?' the second show speaks well for the Lcug EAUSI Council in 1943-44. He standard of the artistes and the was a director of I.eng Eaton Coattractions ...

... John's Girl Guides. handed Sheila a pen and pencil in a case There was also a large attendance of parents. BIBLE LECTURE Speaking on behalf of the Christadelphians at a lecture delivered in the Adult School, Friar-lane, Nottingham, last Sunday night, ...

... business. 4id this was no exemtion. He proposed that the Mktistry of Food should be pressed to allocate points. and Went on to speak of deplorable position of empks and people liking alone. While he appreciated the fact that a wide eMlety of ftkdstuffs had ...

... spoke of the dignity and satisfaction with which the vicechairman had fulfilled his duties during the past year and went on to speak of his early association with Mr. Peel as a contem-. porary member of the Boys' Brigade at the time they occupied premises ...

... of the items that juaUffably be put to for repayment were no t h any member or the C o uncil reasonably afford vent cn to speak of errearnttut: . had incurred during Ina year - that he could tot e -•-• have claimed, - sta and donations. ate at a silver ...