... unwise even to guess at the answer, for never has the history of the city been in such a fluid state as at this moment. To speak of the new Coventry is to use no idle phrase; a new Coventry is rising before our eyes—and the material truth of this was ...

... Birmingham Gazette. is the first contributor to a new series of weekly talks on Friday (Midland Home, 7.45 p.m.). He will speak on Midland topics of 1949. ...

... issue of the Diocesan Leaflet. The Bishop points out that it is fashionable in superior or some ecclesiastical circles to speak superiorly of ' Lead. kindly Light.' but. he says., the great hymns loved by the , people are as much part of our common ...

... unwise even to guess at the answer, for never has the history of the city been in such a fluid state as at this moment. To speak of the new Coventry is to use no idle phrase; a new Coventry is rising before our eyes—and the material truth of this was ...

... hospital Mr. P. C. Kenderdine. pro- was reluctant to answer cluesaecuting. asked that this case Lions, and later refused to speak. I might be adjourned, as it arose Mancini did not appear to be from the same facts. suffering from shock. The Clerk, Mr. A ...

... do almost any day. Even the manufacturers semi divided on the wisdom of altering the existing arrangement. But generally speaking think It is only th os e making cam subject to double purchase tax who are against an extension. And that is only natural ...

... think the Royal prerogative is exercised a little too freely? Lord Goddard replied: It is a !lig 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. ...

... THE COVENTRY EVENING TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1950. Mr. Robert H. Butler. chairman of Mitchells and Butlers. Ltd., speaking at the annual meeting of the company. at Birmingham to-day, said their profits showed a considerable decrease. The two main ...

... Now that agreement hat; been reached with one concern, it is expected that the chief difficulty will have been overcome. Speaking of this aspect of the redevelopment plaft. the chairman of the Planning and Redevelopment Committee. Ald. G. E. Hodgkinson ...

... industrial Black Country, we have done a good job, said the Mayor of Leamington, Councillor W. H. Wallsgrove, last night. Speaking at the dinner of the Incorporated Association of Assistant Masters in Secondary Schools. the Mayor said that every town had ...

... the Territorial Army . Conservatives Look Ahead Mr. James Dance, prospective Conservative candidate for thc Rugby Division. speaking at the annual meeting of the Bilton' and South-West branch of the 'Rugby Conservative Association last night. thanked members ...

... PURTIIER nationalisation of privately-owned industries should stop, declared Mr. W. J. Brown, Independent M.P. for Rugby, speaking at a public meeting in Manchester last night. I have voted for a number of nationalisation measures, but have reached the ...