... cannot keep at your work like yen once could, nor walk so far, nor sleep so well; You mai notice urinary troubles, gravel, brickduat sediment; the ankles may be puffy and swollen; There are headaches, dizzy spells, rheumatic pains in the muscles and joints ...

... .e the fonds for keeping Wilding in repair had become au- Waited. Th. Roman Catholic trustees refused to mount to the transfer on the ground that their system giving religious instruction would be prejudiced tinder the lineation Art. The beim:tots were ...

... (Temporary visions) (Northern Ireland). WM, Said the object of the Bill was to keep alive certain important provisions relating to uneniploynient 'flowerir., and this 'resolution was submitted to the Committee for the purpose of providing the money necessary ...

... it may take us a long time to come hack. It is well-known that MR. MORRISON is the ablest politician —as opposed to statesman —on the Government Benches. It is interesting to note, therefore, that he is a worried man. He fears 'that his party may not ...

... worth going after. It is just time for you to be eagerly alive —to jump into the centre of things. If tin* sears have not given you wisdom to see your way through adventures, jump Mom way. You may meet difficulties. but it is better to de that than to ...

... first lessons he received in the art of facial expression. Mrs. John Drew, and young Sidney appeared together in many notable stage productions. It was ,Sidney who, in turn, introduced Ethel and Lionel Barrymore to the stage, and gave them their very first ...

... fixing them , terms the Government tried to keep in viers not only 00Z ttaDeial credit, but alto whet is snitch more irnEortant what I will call our national credit. We have tried to be fair to the tea• art and to the landlord, and in approaching the ...

... BELFAST TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1932. ULSTER ACADEMY OF ARTS. THE FLYING SCOTSMAN BAIL WORKER'S PICTURE. EXHIBITION OPEN IN BELFAST. The annual exhibition of unframed sketches and craft work by members of the Ulster Academy of Arts was opened by Prof. T ...

... return. Aa Ton awaitAke service, stand no tiptoe, with bent knees, and keep all year muscles contracted. Start a run with quick short steps: yo are not setting out a race. Be alive, quick, alert It will be tiring, of course, but if you have got to bus ...

... strange creatures breed at any time of the year. and a female may have six litters in twelve months, with as many as eight to the litter. The young are ready for breading in four months, and may live three years or more. It war reckoned that t)iere were ...

... total amount of £42,000 for promoting I national arts and manufactures were distributed by the Society. Its activities covered a wide field. A drawing school set up by it in 1758 did much to foster art in Ireland. Its garden at Glunevin was opened in ...

... BELFAST TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, MAY TRADE AGREEMENTS. DISGRACE OF SLUMS. DETICIIED VIEW WADED. TORIES' CRITICISMS. BRITISH PREIIIER'S WARNING. NEXT WEEK IN PARLIAMENT. PREILIER A D WASHIMiTON: • Speaking at a luncheon given at Claridge's hr Lord Camrose ...