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... Dr. Teare to speak for Hume Dr. Robert Donald Teare, the brilliant young pathologist who in recent years has been a prosecution witness in several famous murder trials. will give evidence for the defence when Brian Donald Hume. 29, stands his trial at ...
... secure • majority in the next Parliament. Fortunately, this uncheerful entertainment (the crackers and cracker mottoes, so to speak, which must accompany the most important feast in the democratic calendar) is likely to be over before the blooming of spring's ...
... again. For Pete's sake. he says, usual paroxysm, and it is some a c h ap ' s go t to l et up now and time before I can speak. then, ain't he? Can't go all out I ask him faintly , a ll t h e time. And , anyway, towhy do you have to come push- morrow's ...
... with my two, however, especially with their talking. Wizen John was Henry's age he could talk quite well, but Henry hardly speaks at all. He seems to make John do it all for him. Is he dull, do you think ? (Mrs. H. T.) PROBABLY he's just cute ! If a child ...
... Adelirre Genee-Isitt, founder-ptesid Royal AcadOmy of Dancing. ne Genee came to Londdn tort visit from Denmark in unite Speak for the Aced( ad never cent black. She not for me. •. I haven't alsked in the rmalre ballet adkice on how to preserve my lout ...
... morning. are expected to ond: n unotficlir strike of 300 pol Work' In the yesterday when port Organ:ail:in a new ma refer emp: Speaking at Stepney Green , E.. t,t last night. Sir Waldron Smithers, Tory M P for Orpington, said that if the Government won the ...
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... content, but for s the a:rEngland.e Few ony future ow they ou: s k iaonro a are rt not ahc agricultural land l etAd r , Henry speaks for most of them when he N workers. st-iaelln in engineers• tool makers. bricklayers and carpenters. in o W ur e • - o c ...
... couple of queries came up which under nor mal. lying circumstances I'd have taken to him to put right. But we weren't on speaking terms and the result was that T made a muck of things. The boss didn't lie when he told me what he thought about my incompetence ...
... several letters to Mt s s Bourne since. He was still prepared to marry her. Charles and Miss Bourne left the court without speaking to each other. ...
... all sprung. in the first Instance. from a genuine attempt to Iraise the standard of entertainment in the Borough. Broadly speaking. the societies have achieved that object. Producers have not liven afraid to experiment. and societies have got together ...
... nothing else, is it not worthwhile in these days for boy and girl to learn the lesson of give and take ? Mr. Kennedy was speaking at a conference of physical training instructors. Miss G. E. Chesters, of the Home Office, said that the dance, used spo ...