... Greenhaven parly. Nookists. and I could only select a limited number. However hope you have better luck next time. I will speak about you hint to Animal j Defenders next week. Carol Alexander, Fowberry. Chatton. sends with her letter contribution to the ...

... he announced his resignation. He knew farmers in every part of (he country; he was kept busy, but he always found time to speak to them, and to give them advice when they sought it. . Mr Bell's successor. Mr Walls is competent man, and he has a very high ...

... hip a mechanic with Mr George Allan. Spittal. Mr H. J. Jackson, the area secretary of the National Chamber of Trade, s to speak to Berwick and District Chamber of Trade members this month. will lecture on the work and organisation of the National movement ...

... because it cannot be denied, you get a service from Luxembourg and that is something which is not coming over from the 8.8.C. “Speaking in round figures there arc something like 400 sutions on the Medium waveband. In actual fact there is room for only 200. ...

... Berwick, appeared on his behalf and pleaded guilty. Pc. Cowan, of Bclford. staled in evidence that he had had occasion to speak to Brunskill and he noticed that he had had to put the car into gear to stop it running backwards. When asked if the brakes ...

... will be used. The revolution counters have not yet been fitted to the turnstiles, but this should be done soon. And. while speaking about the newground. the sleepers for the stand have now arrived, and work should start shortly on the work of preparing ...

... total stances where something could done re tum will be a good one. to alleviate the difficulty. Lord Carrington, who was speaking Just the other day, a friend of mine a meeting in the Midlands, critiwas out in his car when he approached e urban dwellers ...

... savings movement at Alnwick. The National Savings Organisation is a voluntary movement and. in many respects, it is unique. It speaks well for the people of this country that they are prepared to carry on these voluntary movements. It question of sacrifice ...

... to Mr E. Cocks. S. Devon ; 2. Messrs Thomson & Son. made gns. to Mr E. Cocks ; 3, Mr C. Rhodes. Bradford, made 87 to Mr W. Speak, Llanybyther. Shorthorn type cow, newly calven: 1. Messrs G. Thompson & Sons Oargrave, made 72 gns. to Mr J. H. Denby. Baildon; ...

... County Council to make a gram per cent, of the cost the works. It was this paragraph which prompted Councillor J. Thomson to speak at the meeting on Saturday. thought that ask the local councillors who were on the County authority their best was slur on ...

... Scouts continue flourish and the Arts and Science Society gives the Senior Pupils the opportunity of learning the art Public speaking of managing the affairs of Society and self expression within democratic community. This I think is experience, the value ...

... unwanted cargo The motor vessel, Lindhorst Homan” docked at Tweedmouth at the week-end with an unofficial cargo. Strictly speaking, she was due in with load of basic slag. But besides the slag, she came in with 50 tons of ice on her decks. The skipper ...