... coal, 10.9 per cent. it is obvious then thut multi-stage or regenerative teed-heating becomes more and wore worth while the higher the working pressure. PRESENT PRACTICE. The present state of the art regenerative feed-heating was aoly dealt with by Mr ...

... anybody. Later there was a period of what may be described as journalistic obeequience, from which we have had some trouble in emerging. I have not space to elaborate the subject. I apt content to arrive at a stage in which the newspaper press has come fully ...

... But that was an extraordinary election, the like of which may never recur. One thing may be stated confidently about the forthcoming election. It will all be over, including the shouting, before May is out. When the Derby is run we shall know who is to be ...

... County. and Merthyr Town have averaged iug over half a point per match. These -ecord. may he improved to-day. Te e s .inuld be. for neither club is con f ro nted t art such a heavy task that de t e st appears a foregone conclusion. eiteough Merthyr Town ...

... was a noticeable swelling of the crowd. There were • tionnattl raotions. Kw* we belle= (fireworks displays, to keep the evening fully alive. With favourable conditions to-morrow the show should come more Into its own. ...

... These are not yet ready. and it is therefore impossible for the objectors to pass full judgment upon the schemes at this stage. It is most interesting to notice that the objectors were supported at the protest meeting mainly by ramblers and mountain ...

... is hit, - may not know it, bet he quite a number of prospective britligreem off the gram. I Whet are the pabeer mks the reemk reed -Niebe at the Grand Theatre, MS. The rep!y was ;iron : -The who guide and direct us ; the gentimm trY . keep the resoe ...

... between people who cannot see at. all and people who sec too much. The 'airy and mysterious region of art may be a battling thing even to whit one may call the middle-mind, but the position of that sort of mind, at any rate, enables you to sea the humorous ...

... WELSH CHORAL SINGING SlR,—The letter from the Rev. B. but for keeping passengers in that Penry Evans on the subject of state or cowed t ubleouon which is becoming a common attitude in this Welsh choral singing is couched in stricken land. It perfect l ...

... dissensions may still show through. But, whether they display absolute unity or not, the Prime Minister may be expected to lead his forces against them in quiet, serene strength, and with certain ultimate success. Mr. Baldwin se a captain of whom we may all be ...

... confirmed in my suspicion, which is gradually becoming a belief, that the intense Welsh national feeling and the determination to keep their language are matters of the nineteenth century Romance movement. Certainly in the eighteenth I don't believe the Welsh ...

... to London next month at the invitation of Mr. Ernest Bevin may prove a turning point in Anglo- French co-operation, not merely in l Europe but in a much wider sphere. 'The talks will not keep to any prearranged agenda nor be confined to topics like the ...