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... the Reading-London service should have reached a state that it is past praying for, according to Lord Lucas of Chilworth, speaking in a Lords debate, and even the Region's senior executives are constrained to admit to a deputation of MPs that it has ...
... miles of the town by midinterest in that subject. March. Mr. Peter Emery, MP. was in- When the garrison surrendered vited to speak to us as the Member for Reading. The former they were so weakened by starvation and disease that not one man Member was invited ...
... Brown's. Mrs. Pat Auerbach, of 50, Crescent Road, Tilehurst, said : It was a really wonderful show and everyone I've been speaking to is enjoying it immensely. The exhibition gave us a real insight into the work of the Council. Mr. W. H. Tee, senior ...
... eehemuchee. H and ga klisi tdrbinbedliii.eraidella a to needs in the coning financial year. But for every house they built they speak to the three men, and Jolley A move in the Housing Committee had 20 applicants. replied that there was nobody else by two Tadley ...
... Geoffrey Lowles, chairman of the association, sent to the Reading Standard. In a statement accompanying his letter, Sir Geoffrey speaks of Mr. Remnant's work both in and out of the House of Commons: Faithful to the ideals of the Tory Party, he nevertheless ...
... test January 6. 1959. Dearer to me than words can tell. Was the sister 1 lost and loved an well; I hide the tears when we speak your name, The ache in my heart remains the same. —From her loving sister, and husband, and children. MlLES,—Treasured memories ...
... trust that we shall take full advantage now of being one of the first in the field, added Aid. Kersley. Coun. 3. S. WOODROW, speaking about the capital estimates, said it was regrettable that reductions had to be made at all, but it was inevitable that some ...
... Sometimes we get the impresski dist loud people do tend to depreciate their town's achievements, to pity it down rather than speak of it with pride. We therefore—and, indeed, are pleased to join in sponsoring—tie Reading County Fair which is to be held from ...
... and to ran are still living. and she has 22 feel free and happy about speaking grandchildren and 26 great-grand- they must become confident that children, they are capable of speaking Au- endy. and this is one of the points the speech therapiu keeps in ...
... Cassediss. raised £lO5 for tho bran* before Christmas by a oaks of whist Skits's. He crossed South Pole with Fuchs' expedition Speaking at &infield Pies Men's Fellowship on Monday, Mr. D. E. L Hansard (REME) (old' of his emperknees in crossing the South with ...
... Member of lata autumn. enzee, MP, addressed the meeting. Parliament. condemned the outbreaks of anti-Semitism in Before speaking of his experiences The first meeting of the New Year Ger many when he replied to a toast to the Visitors at an as a new Member ...
... r ho. v.. co .0. ell! at :P a dissolubly linked with that of this agg becni:lninHtabile. council reception as . he saki Speaking of the tiol o Clster smormallMt Among l o ose present were the Assoc tion. Lord rough Mayoress. Mrs- Hasial n; t h e growth ...