... and five coffees were ordered. They were told that only four could sold defendant was not to be served. Evans was going to speak to defendant when the assault took place. It was stated that a cup thrown by Setterfield shattered against Evans’ nead. causing ...

... Daily Mail for preserving the Hugin for this country and bringing it to rest in our midst said Alderman Turner. He went on: ” Speaking as I this moment for the people of Ramsgate, may I say that we send greetings on this memorable day to the people of Denmark ...

... Townswomen’s Guild by Mr. W. J. Girling, of Margate. Beginning with a reference to the Anglo-Saxon laws, Mr. Gir- ling went on to speak of common law, case law, statute law and the various rules and regulations applying. Recalling that women were not allowed ...

... the other, and who were resolved with other peoples of other lands, to work without stint for the day when all nations would speak and think peace one to the other. ...

... ventriloquist. Councillor Day (School Managen and Mrs. Day gave a tea parly. The junior children presented plays, songs and verse-speaking, and a four-act play was given by live infant department. Visitors included Miss B McFarlane Assistant Education Officer ...

... expressed thanks to the Danish Travel Association, Mr. Llchtenberg and Mr. Jorgensen. Bond of Union Councillor Salt went on to speak of the counsel of Mr. Lichtenberg and Mr. Jorgensen when he almost concluded with them his desire to purchase the Hugin for ...

... Arundel M.P. and civil defence recruiting WE MUST BE READY MR. W. N. CUTHBERT, M.P. for the Arundel and Shoreham Division, speaking at an open-air meeting at the Furzedown Playing Fields, Littlehampton, on Saturday evening, calling for extensive recruitment ...

... gathering on behalf of the Rams- A Real Viking Ship. Chairman of the Bruadstairs aiW I gate Corporation. • He then went on to speak of a Rt. P.ter s Counci the Town Clerk The town of Ramsgate and Broad_ visit he and a party of Broadstaim of Ramsgate /Mr ...

... with eager eyes, as , ee Hotel. Urosidstairs, _fta,bannere, do. to Um nay when an shu.l who as Ron. Nomead Karma- not ontk speak, but shall think pea worth was for the Isle of one to the other. Thanet. said it gave hint great pleasure to meet some of ...

... WEST SUSSEX GAZETTE & SOUTH OF ENGLAND ADVERTISER: SOCIALISTS' SPLIT MAY MILAN EARLY EJ ECTION. SAYS M.P. Speaking at a garden party at The Orange. Farnham. last Wednesday. when members of the Consereatise Any:mistiest were the guests of Maj.-Gen. Sir ...

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... suggestions whirls have been made by • deanery geboosemittee for parochial reorganisation the Rural Deanery of 111dhurst. Broadly speaking. he remarks. ^ the proposals an u follows:—• line will be drawn on the from the Iltdhurst ten•torium to Borden village All ...