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... never in your house. Mrs. Blackburn . It is all jealousy because I am taking the Lodging House. I shall take it still. I won't speak to her any more, she is not worth it. Mrs. Maskell said she lived next door to Mrs. Blackburn. On Friday afternoon she heard ...
... time to get a Bill through Parliament to rent or purchase the Baths in the interests of the place. The Rev. J. A. Penny, speaking in opposition, =aid the ratepayers were kept in complete ignorance as to what the U.D.C. wer: doing until they saw a notice ...
... to support the Council's application for the subsidy out of the rates to be continued for another year, but Mr. Collins, speaking for the members of the Chamber of Trade, urged the necessity for the Council taking steps to acquire or rent the Baths another ...
... certainly it was not creditable to the town. Mr. Brown: Is that the most you can say about it? T—h_ev :l't-l;'reyor: No, 1 am speaking in open Council. Mr. Auckland: It is the least. Mr. Simpson: Do I understand that no building operations have commenced? ...
... CHAIRMAN DESIRABLE. The annual meeting of the Woodhall Spa Urban Council on Friday evening was marked by some very plain speaking by Major 8. V. Hotchkin, following a proposition by Mr. H. J. Jakeman to change the chairman. At the commencement, Mr. H ...
... WOODHA LL SPA. !sumr. PLAIN SPEAKING AT o : WOODHALL SPA. Quite a lively discussion and some very ~lain speaking ensued at the annual meeting of the Urban Council last Friday over the election of a chairman for the ensuing year Major Hotchkin has presided ...
... SANITARY INSPECTOR EXPLAINS. Mr. J. H. Holmes, the Sanitary Inspector. was the next to speak. All he asked for was a patient hearing. In the first place he said something has been said about the ‘sewerage running into the Ings drain. He‘ had been Sanitary ...
... HEALING SERVICE TO-DAY (SATURDAY), MAY T7th, 1927, l at 3 o'clock. | THE. BLIND SEE. THE DEAF HEAR. 'THE LAME WALK. THE DUMB SPEAK. | Come Early to obtain a Seat. ...
... and prosperity, and figures of justice and freedom appear in the supports. “For God, King and Country” is the inscription. Speaking on behalf of the Empire Day Medal Association, Lady Weigall said they had realised that by offering to the schoolchildren ...
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... Rermon,! the Archdeacon said it was not a new Prayer Book. It was the same Prayer Book with many additions and variations. Speaking for those who like himself regarded the Common Prayer Book with loyality, veneration and affection, they might ask, “Why ...