... Dewar Lodge “* to the old ladies my grandparents used to visit so regularly, several of them remembering those visits and speaking to me about them.” He left gitis from a local firm there. MAYOR'S SONS' COTS After r;fid light refreshments there the Mayoral ...

... drunk and incapable in Shccg Street. He pleaded guilty. P.C. Owen said that Rogers was lying in the roadway and was unable to speak. It was stated that defendant had £llO in his possession. ...

... 'drunk and incapable in Windsor |Court. g o . P.C. Owen said Troup was totally incapable of standing on his feet |and could not speak. | Troup pleaded guilty. ...

... 5644 moment for him when he | between four and eleven enjoyed a miscrable.” gents trousers (£5B 14s. 7d.), one |y, invited to speak on behalf of continuous programme of enterduffle coat (£3 19s. Id.), two neck | 411 present and pay tribute to *a tainment ...

... Commerce at the Northampton, Viscount and Vis- Grapada Theatre on Monday night. countess Wimborne, Lord and Lady | jje was speaking to them about Cromwell, the Hon. Robert Preston, world Refugee Year as a preliminthe Hon. Mrs. H. McGowan, the ' gry i an ...

... the Coventry firm of wholesale butchers, said from the rostrum that it was a proud moment for him when he was invited to speak on behalf of all present and pay tribute to “a friend of yours and mine.” He went on: * No doubt you a'l know by now that Mr ...

... universally respected,” was interred at Dunchurch a hundred years ago when the bells were said to have a tone as though to speak of more than commonly deep and heart-felt sorrow. When a celebrated speaker came to Rugby to address a Liberal meeting the ...

... passgnge{’ wtlo‘ v;as talk on_the US.A. and instead teams :‘Sn;o?‘gal“-[ord:’g;‘in; “;III?OI:: were picked for a public speaking 1 . 1 practice. havms *L™ pates on lus machine. . Clifford John Hammond (18). 12 —}m oo ooooononnomonmmoomomoooee Hawthorne ...

... ou([ tolling, gave a muffled solemn tone Clara Goode (78), wife of the Rev. of control. He could not remember as though to speak of a more than George Goode, a former vicar of anything else begcause he wu' commonly wde:p and hea{’l-tgllt m:::: The Rlcv ...

... universally respected,” was | interred at Dunchurch a hundred years ago when the bells were said to have a tone as though to speak of more than commonly deep and heart-felt sorrow. When a ceiebrated speaker came to Kugby to address a Liberal meeting the ...

... the bad weather Mr. M Beer was unable to give his scheduled | talk on the US.A. and instead tcamst were picked for a public speaking practice | PAILTON AND DISTRICT The fortmightly meeting on Wednesda\ week was presided over bv Mr Michae Hewitt M- a talk ...

... Bramham. E. Barnes; A. Hawkard, -8 several individual efforts to break thro, | Tavlor, P. Wakelin, T. Gardner, R. but generally speaking Saracens w;w.«. G. Marchant, . Hardiman, R. the whip hand and they increased their | Stater. lcad when lha: fine lorvar' ...