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... PENSIONS ~ Increases in war disability pensions were announced after the report had gone to press. It speaks of the campaign waged during the year for a basic pension of 90/- a week, for which the Legion has since announced it will continue to press. ...

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... could face them 1n a new way, triumphant in the certainty that God has Indeed visited and |redeemed His people, | Bob Rickaby speaks at next Sunday’s Fellcwship, and Mrs Warman will be hostess for tea afterwards. | It was a real pleasure to have Bill JHarrison ...

... underwear), to the smart saleslady in an outfitters who confessed she was snug in a line of men’s jockey underpants. Strictly speaking, she was not a valid witness, since knitted cotton is used for the male unmentionables. But it only shows that flimsiness ...

... S Propesals would have a TS District Council, including the chair-| ntaton of 17 classes as against man, Ald. N. Patton, speaking in|2l In the urban area. tton, C favour of the County Council order, | [e:e.Ting to Netherwit . The representative from the| ...

... atmosphere, w | Rotarian S. Rutherford moved a | hearty vote of thanks to the speaker |who had come from Edinburgh |specially to speak tq the club, PAROCHIAL HALL, MORPETH EVERY SATURDAY From 8 pm, to 11-30p.m, Admission 2/~ Late Transport to Ashington ...

... Undaunted, Mary tooa I great veight in her arms aml pro reeded unstairs. followine the 7\/[R. WILL OWEN, M.P. for Morpeth, speaking at the 27th Silky | VL anniversary celebration of North Seaton Labour Women's YESIDES Meg of Meldon, Ao, | Section on Saturday ...

... case for ion of the R.D.C. e Ald. A. Patton said that while he was chairman of the Morpeth Rural Distriet Council he was speaking for the five bigger parishes, including Pegswood. “I want to deny one statement made by the previous speaker when he said ...

... falr to good boduy condition. Close observation, how|ever, often shows that they are |really losing condition. Generally speaking it attacks the more s.ug|glsh, lethargic ewes and is seldom seen in active sheep of the lighite: {mountain breeds except ...

... Benevolent Despots “Whenever anyone dare to speak in their own native dialect instead of the standard stuff, give him youx hand. He is the forerunner of the new age. In an age of uniformity he has dared to be different—and even indifferent to public ...

... from carbon monoxide poisoning, while attempting to recover a pony, in a gas laden part of th= Plessey Seam. | Mr Spence. speaking of the heroism of Mr J. C. R. Weeks, undermanager, and Mr R. Brooks, coal filler, said: “I hope 1t will be recognised. It ...