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... |hitherto holding a maximum points|crossed for BELL to head a fine goa Blaime (Edinburgh U.) 1-6-0; 5, D.record this season speaks volumes, Nine ininutes later, BELL re- F. McGregor, (Edin, S.) 1-6-1' 6, K.|and Jack Armstrong deserves qozn-[mted the performance ...
... party for handicapped people in the Louvre Restaurant, Alnwick. ), caravans, tribe, and can speak very little English when they first come. Their parents speak pidgin English, and the greatest problem we have to face is the parents’ love of drink. They ...
... must be former pupils of the old school all over the world. No one yet knows what will happen to it, but if only it could speak after seeing the youth of Wooler and district passing through it doors for 122 years it would doubtless :mfi'e some wonderful ...
... Conservatives at Duns on Thursday that it is imperative that Britain should have the strength and will to guard her assets. Speaking at a presentation to Mr. H. Carruthers, Conservative agent for 12 years who is leaving the constituency, Sir Alec said it ...
... &8 and previously a dog handler at the e Council decided to invite county police headquarters dledofloerofthe association to speak to suddenly last week . e full Council meeting before de| Y 5 ciding whether or not to give a A native of Rothbury, Police|donation ...
... |supplies are made available. It these |do not come forward there will be |a shortage of beef within the next |few months.” | Speaking for 90 minutes &t & private meeting in a Belford Hotel, auctioneers and representatives of Alnwick, Wooler and Berwick and ...
... that last vear the association spent over £6OO in the Alnwick area, It was agreed to invite an officer of the association to speak to the Council before deciding whether or not to give a donatinn. & % i;’“ .E ' Mr. Robert P. Fleming, of Tweed Street, Berwick ...
... “‘i““ms this cold, wintry evening, the ; Bennett for 4} yds. of Muslin for October four shillings hired aspeaker was able to speak about its R the Pale £0 17. 3. and Mr. Bel! for| | gant tor one dan 1o o gravel Wondertul clmate. ah aitabute 1 Young farmers ...
... One car is believed to have skidded Catholic Church, Ashington. Father and other cars and lorries piled into Foster was speaking on ’l‘he'each other, A ‘'bus was also Roman Catholic Emphasis” 1 alinvolved. 0T o series of meetings under the general| ...
... was|of” Alnwick), was invited as Whose assistance was greatly Souter (23), shipping manage-| €oming out of the car park at gyest speake'r. appreciated. ‘ ment, Westfield Drive, Gos- Whittingham Memorial Hall.| The dinner. which was served| Father White replied ...
... highlighted the difficulties which now beset Malta in a changing world. W Above all, on this cold, |wintry evening he was able to speak about the wonderful climate, a valuable attribute in this era of easy travel and foreign holidays. But he posed the question—Can ...