... Mr. Gentle was bullwd Later said the aspersions against the directors of the company were on the record. When he was asked speak Lord Brabazon said that it had been said that those controlling greyhound racing were acting in a way against the intentions ...

... prefab away. There was no evidence any malice or Ul-wlil between the two men other than that they were not friends or on speaking terms- On December 3, the Brown family went to the cinema at Coalville, leaving the bouse securely locked. * Raving Lunatic ...

... years that King Gustav collision on their cycles at .nary. had failed to be there. Bardon Chapel. near Coalville. oat able to speak •Pc. Shipton and later taken , Mrs. Toon. am I . with some things WARRANT FOR ARREST to Leicester Infirmary, where 1 is afternoon ...

... pointed out that no malice or ill-v.lll existed between the prisoner and the Browns, beyond the fact ! that they were not on speaking terms. He was extremely and visibly 'hocked by the appearance of the receipt, and then asked the police to give him time ...

... N. IRELAND SPIRIT OF ENTERPRISE or North D . T. BAILIE, Unionist MP for Stormont, speaking at Groomsport, County Down, said that if th e Labour n Goverment were returned a g ain in Britain he believed that they, in t he Northern Ireland House, would ...

... to be the oldest in the county, starts a new year programme on Monday at ~Ibstock secondary modern schsol. Mach member will speak on the Prot of the half of the century. ...

... Loughborough, for further particulars. cl 3 uNiTto COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' ASSOCIATION THE NATIONAL. CHAIRMAN W. 11. WILL SPEAK ON The Future of the Profession at the LITTLE THEATRE, St. SATURDAY, JAN. 21st at 7.39 a.m. All Travellers Welcome Travellers' ...

... PUBLIC NOTICES SECULAR SOCIETY ■4 Mr Tony Oisborn I* speaking “Anarchism the Political Atheism. the Secular Hall Oate. on Sunday Jan 13th. 6.50 p.m Admission Free All welcome ¥ INCOLNSHIRE CALLING —Leiceaa 4 ter Lincoln Society's Annual General Meeting ...

... greater than all the money to be spent on housing, education and health services. AUDIENCE OF ELEVEN When the candidate rose to speak he had an audience of 11 —if one included his chairman, the school caretaker. the Press and the little girl who was by now ...

... it was not until shortly before 5.30 p.m. that I dialled and obtained the ringing tone. Perhaps it was a change for them to speak to someone who did not want to ask • question about the election. The telephone rang almost incessantly and sometimes a time ...

... of those magical and hypothetical orchestras that one hears In ones mind—forgetting probably that the average reeds have to speak with moderate voice or not at all. The general effect, however was very pleasing, with many moments of pure sublimity. Orchestra’s ...

... SEX AND LIFE A member of the Marriage Guidance Council is to speak on boy and girl friendship and a council speaker will also lecture on successful marriage. The City Health Education Officer will talk on sex life. Attendance at the lectures will ...