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... TUBE FOR HELP 13-YEAR-OLD Gateshead girl who saw a ma: wearing her brother's coat in the kitchen of he | home, biew down a speaking-tube to attract her father’ attention, it was sald at Durham Quarter Sessions yester. day. Her father. leensee of Was in ...
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... looks as if Newcastle Is Levi there is. A. to have a woman as its We may give this man credit Lord Mayor for the third for speaking from expel- year in succession. fence and without This may strike some people inverted snobbery. His as a notable triumph ...
... School, Mr. Smith went to Notiingham Universit: where he ohtained an honours degree. Awarded a Fellowship by the Englisk. Speaking Union, he weni to Yale Universityv in 1954 Following the wedding the newly m..~ed couple went on honeymoon to the South of ...
... police superintenden The amazing thing I. declared, that the h the school the less teay there is. We may give f r om for speaking rm e fence and with inverted snobbery. view has been sup by other observers. It would be connrme passengers on the ell trains ...
... school pupils were told this by Mr. A. C. Sutherland. lecturer In town and country planning at King's College Newcastle He was speaking on colour prejudice and social diacriminathin in the United Nations Association series of New Year lectures at the College's ...
... later Serjeant Sulli. Prejudice rampant. facts unvan himself supplied the answerable. With an appeal to answer, lie stopped speaking reason or to feeling equally altogether, swayed from side to unpropitious. what was the side. and pressed his fingertips ...
... composure. I may speak after the sentence, he inslsts. as the soldiers close around him, '' By your favour. sir—hold—the sentence. air—air. I do— Guards, t'ays the implacable Bradshawe. Withdraw your prisoner. I am not suffered to speak. Charles ...
... but purses his lips tightly. and keeps theta pursed until the reading ends. Then. on an unmistakably threatening note, he speaks. Sir, the court expects your answer. Charles, who has been seated, stands—to enhance his own dignity, not out of deference ...