... Sir Ralph Mortimer, Mr. B. B. Marriott. Mr. J. Gilchrist, Mr. Charles Manners, Mr. Alfred Beardmore and Mr. E. T. Hannam. Speaking on behalf of the ordinary members Mr. Tom Tyson supported the resolution. The Club, he said, had been fortunate to have the ...

... district ambulance secretary Mr. J. B. Winder and the committee. Mr. A. F Fielding, district operating superintendent of Leeds, speaking on behalf of himself and his wife, who presented the prizes, said the ambulance movement brought together men of the railway ...

... 1945; Mr. Dalton, January 30. 1947; Mr. ShinweU. June 8. 1949. VOTE FOR DRAYSON THE MAN ¥OU KNOW AND WHO KNOWS YOU HEAR HIM SPEAK AT MONDAY, FEB. 20—Burton-in-Lonsdale Church Sunday School, 6-30 p.m.; Stainforth Village Hall, 7-15 p.m.: Glggleswick County ...

... soma mellowing with experience, declare 1 bold as deeply and sincerely the principles of my faith X did twenty years ago.” , Speaking to those who had genuine doubts about Labour’s policy—which, said, were respected—Mr. Webb detailed the general background ...

... that the country was in sore straits Mr. Bracken said the Conservative Party in its manifesto had put first things first. Speaking on housing he said before the war private enterprise was building a thousand houses a day with a much smaller labour force ...

... himself as a Civil Servant. ■the E.C.A. had now been in existence for 49 years and was fast approaching its golden Jubilee. Speaking of the agreement between the British Electrical Authority, the Electrical Contractors' Association and the Scottish Association ...

... increase was unreasonable and on these Ministerial Tribute To Guardian TPHE Minister. of Pensions, Mr. Hilary Marquand, speaking at Morecambe yesterday week,, recalled that 1924 as assistant agent to Mr. Harold’ .Watldhs, the then Labour candidate for ...

... NOT DESIRABLE. President of Rawdon College, Leeds, the Rev. W. E. Blomfleld, speaking at the anniversary services of the Nelson Street Church, said that he believed in the unity of the Churches, but that was totally different from the re-union. In his ...

... good. Like his movement, it had branches all over the world, thus keeping them close contact with all that was going on. Speaking about the ideals such as have set ourselves. It I* a fact that we have more to-day than the world has ever had and it Is ...

... Husband and Father, who fell asleep Feb. 28th. 1949 What would we give to clasp your hand, vour happy face to see; to hear you speak, to see your smile, that meant much to rat-.—From his loving wife and son, Nell and Al*. ...

... provided that the casting had been efficiently done and the producer had succeeded in welding the players into a team. Generally speaking both these requirements had been achieved and the result was that on the opening night (Monday) the comparatively small audience ...

... is not, Our contributor was in error. Mr. Maurice Webb, Lancasterborn candidate Bradford Central in the General Election, speaking at Ashton 11 all, Lancaster, bat week. Corporation Personal Items T ANCASTEB City Council deelded at Wednesday’s meeting ...