... member of th, sixth ‘orm of Morpeth King Edwarg VI Grammar School for Boys, wil speak cn ‘Foreign Policy and Defence, Richard Taylor, also attending the Grammar School wil] Speak on ‘The Social Services,' while lan Hunter vice-chairman of Morpeth Young Socialists ...

... difficult {regional accents for outsiders to master. | Professional actors and actresses fell down badly in their attempts to speak the speech of Newbiggin fisherfolk and miners in the T.V.. play “A Way of Living,” which the whole of Newbiggin watched with ...

... Pauline Cheval, a sullen |but attractive girl of sixte:n, walks beside the canal on her way home from school. One evening a man speaks to her. She recognises him as Paul Remy, the wood-merchant, Paul, forty-years old, married and well-off, offers her five hundred ...

... 1 for Boys, win Policy and Defence, also attending the will speak on “The while lan Hunter, Morpeth Young Socnurse, will deal with, Iy, Alistair Graham, th Young Socialists clerk, will speak on and Science.' The meeting will be Miss shorthand-typist. ...

... CORNER END CRACK TIHE outcry about the disastrous . attempts to speak the dialect in a recent T.V. play with a Newbiggin background stemmed from the vast weight of evidence in the neighbourhood showing that the sons and daughters of fisherfolk and miners ...

... his fahter, Daniel Collins, causing him actual bodily harm and damace to a County Ccuncil dumper. He was also fined £lO . Speaking on behalf of the boy, I'ranciscan monk, Father Edward said he was a most popular boy in the village But once he went into ...

... say: “Team out affectionate word e way out. gliff (fright), fash (bother) al dialect words from the North- ands still — least speak. false . sentation Iway signalman, y London Translington Magisthat if he was his wife and uffer. M said to have lived te. South ...

... recently promoted after East vocabulary. being deteciive sergeant at Walls-| Nothing ever stands stj| end. of all the way we speak Insp. McLanachan succeededl —_——————— Imz;:}.d J. BSimcox. who was tra.n.s-' & ferred to Bedlington, and Det, Insp. White for ...

... his vice-chairman, | Among the many telegraws, was cne from the Queen and the Mlinister of Pensions and National Insurancs. Speaking of the celebration of Mrs. Young as something ontstanding, .id., Garrow said she was the third lady to reach a hundred, in ...

... cooking and all the clearing up it entails. This problem may, however, soon be behind us. Yet another Professor has been speaking forth on the subject of housework. This one, Prof. M. W. Thring, with Mr. D. F. Nettell, recently presented a paper to the ...

... which did so much to give Morpeth a new look not only beneficial to commerce but also to individual happiness”’. Mr. Own was speaking at the Stobhill branch of the Women's Co-operative Guild and went on to say ‘“Congratulations to all those responsible. But ...

... Prospective l . Labour Candidate ~ speaks ' \ WELI attended meeting of Mor- Ji peth Labour Party Ward Com|mittee heard a talk on the “Society of iF‘r‘wnds' (the Quakers) from Dr. A. | White on Thursday. ~ Dr. White who resides in Loansdene, and is Senior ...