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CHALMERS RYAN SOLICITORS 56 Wedderburn Road Finchley London N12 Tel:12345678912 Fax:01234567891 Ref:w1590155 Boris Peter Fielding 54 Buckingham Way Finchley London N12 OPT Date: 30th June 2016 Dear Mr. Fielding, I am writing to provide you with information in relation to the personal injury claim that you want to bring against Shopping Village Limited Company. First of all, I will repeat the facts in order to make sure of my knowledge of the incident. Then, as you have previously

The woman, however, didn’t seem surprised at all. “Finchley,” she said in greeting, her smooth, powerful voice echoing around the cellar. “Do you have it?” The man, Finchley, looked positively disgusted to be in such a dishevelled place as this cellar while adorned in his custom-made business suit. Nevertheless, he appeared to swallow his discomfort and answered the woman in a heavy British accent, “Yes, it is here. Madam, I—” “No complaints, Finchley!” the woman cut him off sharply. “We have no time

else running to have her voice heard. The first step to her goal was to be nominated to be an MP by district, but for a woman to have a chance to become an MP she would have to sway the views of men. Then in Finchley north of London a man by the name of Derek Philips a member of the Finchley Conservative Association gave her a shot. Derek Philips listened to what she had to say and answer questions and was inspired by her knowledge and insight. Derek Philips gave her the nomination for

My reading of American literature is concerned with this passage by Theodore Dreiser’s An American Tragedy. It explores variety within gender roles and the American dream of the times. This is explored when social divisions are highlighted in the text in the phrase ‘would have assumed at once belonged to this world.’ The worlds that are shown to us are old and new in The Great Gatsby, as there are many that are striving to achieve more wealth to belong to the new world where all the industrial

Many people have read the book Gifted Hands. In this book Ben’s mom and dad both have similarities and differences. Even though Ben’s parents are separated, they are both still a part in Ben’s life. With this being said, they both love Ben in their own different ways. Let us now consider a few examples of this. To begin with, Ben’s mom has always stayed with her family that she is with now her whole life. On the contrary, Ben’s dad had what I call a “side family”. What I mean by this is that, in

hands revealed his inner strength, a person who did sports all the time. Their names were Mr. Finchley and Mr. Buck. “ Our jockey club, continued Mr. Mein, has its own strong traditions. The members of our club are respected people; there are huge investments into world business all over the world. They recommended you as the best detectives in our case. We would like to know, although it might Mr. Finchley : are the favorites of the race. Their leadership is inevitable. .But it’s unbelievable, how

For this 1,000 word essay I will be doing it on Margaret Thatcher. Margaret Thatcher was a British stateswoman who served as prime minister of the UK in 1979 to 1990. Margaret Thatcher was born October 13, 1925. Her parents where Alfred Roberts who was from Northamptonshire and Beatrice Ethel who was from Lincolnshire. Margaret spent her time growing up in Grantham, where her dad also owned 2 grocery shops. Margaret was the second child born. Her older sisters name was Muriel. Margaret’s dad was

She did however, recieve major press coverage as the youngest and the only female candidate. She ran several more times before finally being elected as MP for the safe seat in the Conservative party of Finchley. When the Conservative Party won the 1970 general election, she was appointed the Education Secretary. Over time, she became fed up with the current leadership and decided to run for leader of the party. In 1975, that's just what she became as she

"To those waiting with bated breath for that favorite media catchphrase, the U-turn, I have only one thing to say: 'You turn if you want to. The lady 's not for turning. '" -Margaret Thatcher at the 1980 Conservative Party Conference in Brighton Britain emerged as one of the victors of World War II and became a founding member of the United Nations with a permanent seat on the Security Council. However, it lost the title of global superpower, easily demonstrated by the Indian movement

Although she didn’t get the spot, she continued her journey with the same amount of determination. In 1959, Thatcher earned a seat in the House of Commons representing Finchley. When the Labour Party was in power from 1964 to 1970, she helped numerous positions in Edward Health’s shadow cabinet. During 1970, Edward became Prime Minister and Margaret was chosen to be the secretary of education. Margaret was known as “Thatcher