... triviality associated with these remarkable sisters. The late Mr. element Shorter made it the great business of his life to keep alive the flame of their reputation by writing about them from every conceivable point of view save that perhaps of their literary ...

... Measures Bill will have second reading. ao that the Committee stage of both measures may be on Thursday. Although a private member's Bill, the Government will give Friday for the remaining stages of the Judicial Proceedings (Regulation of Reports) Bill. That ...

... The purpose of the Eisteddfod is no longer to keep some sacred spark to light the smouldering fires to life again, when else our Cymric genius slept. It is now the clear duty of public education to keep alight the sacred torch of learning, and of the ...

... this war prison camp's remarkable art achievements. Stanton it was who created and conducted the Ruhleben Madrigal Society, which kept the great British choral spirit and the grand tradition of Blisabethan polyphony alive and actively manifest among prisoners ...

... Martelo- Fothergillian circus of political ostriches and describes the contortions through which they have to go in order to keep alive at all as a separate body. It blows skyhigh the myth that if the independent Liberals had only had 500 or 600 candidates ...

... 'principles, and appreciation of art, and Ithe second one dealing with art prior to the great period in Greece. Later volumes wily consider in turn Art in Classic Times, The Rise of Christian Art, 1 Gothic Art, and The Renaissance, ...

... tend to detract from that of a purely concert-room performance. Impersonation belongs rattier to the music-hall stage than to legitimate art. Despite the novelty and toe real musical enjoyment afturded, the Jenny Lind concert savoured of the Vaudeville ...

... Government, inasmuch as this and the analogous Scottish measure will : ~ p art from the Budget, he the only important business of the session. The time-table for the Committee stages of both Local Government. Bills has already been drawn up. The Government ...

... Williams, in the exercise of his role as the stage director, was in danger of thinking that everybody was subject to his direction. It required artfulness to deal with 3lansel Lewis as chairman of the arts committee, while the Rev. Hugh Jones in his capacity ...

... Findlay. Sir,—May I be permitted to reply to Mr. R. M. Findlay's letter of March 24? First of all, the numbers insured in the iron and steel industries of this country July 1930 numbered 403,760. Those in the primary producing stages alone numbered 202 ...

... cognizance of all questions affecting the interests of the cinemas, and may call upon the general council which represents the whole body for such guidance and help, material and otherwise, as may be necessary. addition to that which it holds as a medium of e ...

... involvin.; some unique forms; of religious beliefs and practices of various kinds; of certain arts and crafts, games and pastimes; of habits of story-telling and stage represaitation; of bardic and other schools; of competitive institutions and societies of ...