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... THEIR DIFFICULTIES The Chairman of the Division Mr A H Hardy res-the walls the fortress so to ponded to the toast and after speak is why doctors thanking Mr Williams said are unwilling to remove ton-1 that the Magistrates appre-sils in small children dated ...
... making an attractive and coloui full sight such as could seldom be seen elsewhere on the south-east coast. Mr. H. J. Davis. speaking for the visiting clubs as Commodore of the Royal Temple Yacht Club, then added his congratulations upon the progress of the ...
... MINISTER OF EDUCATION AT BANBURY SPEAKS AT LABOUR PARTY MEETING The Rt. Hon. George Tomlinson, Minister of Education, spoke at a meeting in Banbury Town Hall this (Wednesday! afternoon in support 'of the candidature of Mr. Cyril Fenton, the Labour Candidate ...
... adoption a Ramsgate Harbour food was grudged and grim and ship in good repute with the TT decrease in the number Bromley Speaking as 1830, or the joyous barratry of travelling public does not per-|men signing on f or pension, t member of the Anglican ...
... Brig. 0. L. Prior-Palmer, D.S.O. YOUR CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE win speak at du folk:mine Meetings : IA FEB $ pm., DOMINION ROAD SCHOOL WIDNIAIM. Fill. BR, 7.30 p.m., LYNDHI.IIST ROAD PRIMARY Mrs. 0. L. Prior-Palmer, C.C. wt.' *Peak at Afternoon Meetings ...
... suggested Committee, and has actively co-| operated in ward affairs. He 1s “ WE HAVE THE TALENT. | Mr. Stephens is 39. | Speaking of the lack married and has two children. ties lub, | j interest in cultural activ) . Ove ary | | the Borough, Mr. A. Mrs ...
... GENERAL ELECTION, 1950 The Rt. Hon. LORD LUCAS (of the Lucas Report Fame) - And. •' ..J ' Alderman L. BENNETT, J.P. will speak in support of CYRIL R. FENTON THE LABOUR CANDIDATE THE CHURCH HOUSE, BANBURY THURSDAY, 9 ...
... the needs of our times. This is democracy, and it is the right of any free man in this country to fight for his party and to speak his mind and offer his contribution towards the solution of national and international problems. “I come before you tonight ...
... 'AL LODGE .14 Clifton Rase Mr. WILLIAM A'4PI)L ,the N eil-known broadcaster) w;11 speak on THE LOST - CONTINENT' 3tb, at 3.15 AU Welcome Collection ...
... without refermoo to Harris. _ _ . -- fierdee t he decision announced the Judge Advocate said, It ceriarnlv is to me, and I speak as a layman novel banking practice that a bank should accept and honour cheques drawn on itself where these cneques were originaLly ...
... BOOK THIS DATE SIR JAMES TURNER (President of the National Farmers’ Union) will speak to farmers on “LIVESTOCK AND BALANCED FARMING” at THE BANBURY EGG PRODUCERS LTD. SWAN CLOSE ROAD BANBURY on THURSDAY, MARCH 23rd 1950, at 2 p.m. ...
... to take the side of the Football Club the matter, but I do suggest that eapperters put their own house Order before they speak out of turn. The duty of a Supporter) Club is, purely and simply, to supnothe club of their choice. lls part of their job to ...