... 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 ...

... this session of the week-end school takes place on Saturday when Mr. Edward Martell, prospective candidate for Hendon N., speaks on election technique. In the evening there is to be a special S brains trust.” AUSTIN EARNED £1,000,000-A--WEEK IN 1949 The ...

... a:‘'.ivit:es of a!I the uh inciud:ng of Stoke-on-Trent and Neweas:l: , . The D str‘ct Chairman (\lr !Alec' Shanks. NI.C.) speaking jat the amnia: confrrenr:.‘ on Scrvire fo r Youth. I reported as dealing wit)' l .iuvenile delinquency and the adu:t:s ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Town Council meeting Long-distance Call: Early yesterday Mrs Meakm wife of Police-sergt Meakin of Whitwick heard her brother speaking to her the telephone from Aurora Ontario Faster Trams: General opinion yesterday was that the substitution of buses for trams ...

... had made him rea:ise the wrong he had done. ' The father of the vcunger boy gave evidence be wring out wnat he had written. Speaking to the appellant. the Chairma.l said he had bullied this younger boy and got money out of him which was wrong he)aviour. ...

... Milligan was seen by complainant in a public house in Rugby, and was wearing complainant’s raincoat. Com pin inant did not speak him the public house about having his raincoat without permission, because did not want to make disturbance and did not see ...

... Lord Beveridge who addressed a conference of 2700 teen-age scholars from all over Britain in London yesterday Lord Beveridge speaking on democracy and Joseph Gottschalk whose home is at 59 Linden Road Bournville asked if democracy taking it to mean the freedom ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...