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... on the satisfabtorily for conversation. fringe and reviewing. so to Why shouldn' t we? the end product ( our MODERN CULT speak generations) gives me grave doubts that cannot be This altogether with it sink reconciled with what I see or or swim cult ...
... under dictation but this was possible “One felt that part but would not use the word duress One felt that part of it was her speaking for herself Her concern was for her family” One phrase in the letter “What have I done Why should this happen to me” summed ...
... Just coping Public service. Mr. Dan Morgan, speaking for the Rural District Council, said the Engineer's staff were just coping, with a third of their men off sick, and leaving less priority work alone. Mr. Douglas Bailey, of the Borough Engineer's ...
... no point Supt. T. D. Farmer, in denying it. It's a fair prosecuting, said that the cop and we are all guilty. facts would speak for Francis said: I am glad to themselves, proving that get out of there ' , and the men, who were jointly Gardner said: Me ...
... than half the population of th e country share my belief that It Is high time tougher measures were put to the test. I do not speak without considerable experience when I say tha t idealism and psychiatry are wasted on bullies. Stamp out the streak of cruelty ...
... magistrates. Insp. Arthur Thomas told the bench that two police officers in Windsor Road, Neath, on November 11 had occasion to speak to a number of youths, and one of them, the accused, had said: Watch it Smith. I am going to kill you. ...
... they speak and against these other evils But it should be obvious everyone that the question of apartheid in uppermost In people’s minds at moment for the very good reason have present touring country racially rugby team I have said I can’t speak for other ...
... charged with handling stolen goods to the value £150 the property of North Wales Confectioners at Rhyl on December 19 The Welsh-speaking president of the National Farmers’ Union Mr Gwilym M Tecwyn (Bill) Williams receives a knighthood in the New Year’s Honours ...
... Lloyd Jones secretary to the committee while it was discussing plans for the president’s vsiit to Welshpool Mr Williams will speak in Welshpool Town Hall The president’s recent speech on the future of farming and the nation was welcomed by the executive ...
... Jones in conjunction with the organist of the church. Miss Enid Davies. and Mrs. Owen, Bryngwyn. In charge of the choral speaking party The Bidding Prayer arid the Lord's Prayer was led by the Rev W A. Jones. who read one of the lessons, and the closing ...
... Eileen Haydn and Children TOVEY— In loving memory of Mam who passed away Januaiv 2 1969 We're always thinking of you We often speak your name We tried so hard to keep you Although it was in vain Remembered always —Rita Jackie May and Annette VAUGHAN (Elm ...
... Jointly charged Supt. T. D. Farmer, prosecuting, said that the facts would speak for themselves, proving that the men, who were Jointly charged, were there for an unlawful purpose. The police had been alerted at 5 a.m., and officers, with dogs, searched ...