... this morning. Mrs Meakin. wife of Police Sergeant Meakin Whitwick, had the pleasure hearing her brother. Mr. Ben Harrison, speaking her over the telephone from Aurora, Ontario Canada, where he lives. Mr. Harrison told his sister were having a party at which ...

... j should only be too when people went to work and pleased to take her with en only their work was of . sum meh to see and speak tnc dirty type w j |, e of the people I came in Butchers' shops were crowded contact—'Mrs.) D COPPELL every Saturday and people ...

... have to call on the resources of the national character which lie deep,” said the Bishop of Leicester, Dr, G Vernon Smith, speaking of 1950 at yesterday's New Year's Day civic service held at Leicester Cathedral. The band of the Bth KRI Hussars led the ...

... strident competition with Now Is The Hour.' Cries came from two young boys in the back seat. An angry driver climbed out to speak to the woman, and then leturned to his wheel and drew slowly iel,the minutes of $49 were collated.: oft, many eyes were raised ...

... precaution. You will find that any reserves you have left inside your businesses will come in very handy soon. Mr. Coleman was speaking at the annual dinner of the Midland Hosiery Dyers' and Finishers' Federation High Standards Necessary Mr. W. A. Edwards ...

... kind code guide people who are going the countryside to their behaviour, how to get around and what to see.” Mr. Silkin was speaking at a Press conference after meeting members of the commission. Nursing Home Thefts: A Trap Set Following a number of petty ...

... City Teacher's Pay Comments Mr. H. inner, of the Gateway School, Leicester, speaking at the annual conference of the Incorporated Association of Aasistant Masters in Secondary Schools, at Leamington Spa, declared that teachers had felt a sense of dis ...

... Senate, the Belgian Upper House. Teachers’ Agreement A Mistake —LEICESTER DELEGATE MR. H. FRAZER Gateway School. Leicester, speaking at the annual conference of the Incorporated Association Assistant Masters in Secondary Schools at Leamington Spa today, ...

... End’—Nutting “The Socialist honeymoon on borrowed dollars must surely come to end. said Mr. Anthony Nutting, M.P. for Melton, speaking at Anstey and Thurcaston last night. “No Government should have (neglected, as has this government. the primary duty of ...

... home club and there can be no doubt that he is one of the leading coaches. A record of 14 county champions through hishands speaks for itself. His earliest coaching thrill was In 1902, when his first protege, Harry Brunrett, a four handicap man, won Ma ...

... think the royal prerogative is exercised a little too freely? Lord Goddard replied, It is a big thing and you expect me to speak frankly—and I think it is. The cases which have impressed me most are wife murder csAes with the suggestion a adultery. ...

... think the royal prerogative is exercised a little too freely?” Lord Goddard replied. “It i« a big thing and you expect me to speak frankly—and I think It Is. The cases which have impressed me most are wife murder cases, with the suggestion of adultery, ...