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... unmarried mothers and old people—the Rev. C. J. Lord. curate -in - charge. St. Chad's Church, Sutton Coldfkid, said last night. Speaking at the evening service at Sutton Coldfield Parrish Church, Mr. Lord said he was not asking members of the congregation to ...
... one of the rarest ofs modern drugs. may be the answer to man's desire for longer life. according to Dr. Thomas Dougherty, speaking to the American Association for the Advancement of Science. It appears to down the ageing processes of man, he said. The ...
... advice on how to repair her instrument. Mr. Karas (43) told a reporter that he found it a strain to be famous. He does not speak English—he has been much too busy in the past months to learn. t . . ...
... a possible Grand National cai.didate. Bates was eighi‘timeVchampion steeplechase jockey in France. Born in Marseilles. he speaks very little English. He has had many accidents- in his career Jut gave up riding on the advice of his doctor. .Popular in ...
... supply of water during last summer's drought, despite a steady fall in the Meld from the North Cotswold springs. He was speaking after it had been announced that Wednesbury would be allowed to retain its magisterial bench under the Justices of the Peace ...
... by the review of its 1949 achievements on this page yesterday; and so it has been with Birmingi particular for many years. Speaking in the House of Commons on 26 March, 1777 on a Bill authorising the granting of a l:cenc•' for Birmingham's first theatre—Edmund ...
... described a previous speech by Ald. Mrs. Simmons as plaintive and desperate fair comment. The wife of West Birmingham's M.P. speaks well and clearly, but like the late George Lansbury. her appeal is to the heart rather than the head. They are assiduous in ...
... addition. a freeing of trade so that individual buyers and sellers can take the place of Government representatives. The Liberals speak wise words on our unrequited exports. As a result of the debts which we incurred to other countries during the war, we are ...
... A matwetted SHOES Tan anth puncheddesign speak f or themselves 'Oral' Makers of good shoes Rushden, Northanti ...
... is the creation of 300 Government boarding-schools, said Mr. P. R. B. Lyon, former headmaster of Rugby. yesterday. He was speaking in London to the Association for Education in Citizenehip on Making good citizens.- The day scholar always had a line of ...
... should be b oi=d for this, he said, because they tended to forget that they themselves would be old one day. Mr. Shurmer was speaking to Sparkhill and Sparkbrook old-age pensioners. ...
... Loseby, retiring chairman of the Association of Assistant Masters. Mr. 7,oseby, of Belle Vue High School, Bradford. was speaking at the association's annual meeting. A child could educate himself to some extent by free activity. he said. He could express ...