... consulted my friend Bill Gawber. Bill Gawber is a Labour man, and L have a peculiar affection for Labour men. (If I were a poor man, people would call me a lunatic being of middle fortune, I am merely described as eccentric). Bill was in a bad temper ...

... Captain Bairnsfather to whom, it will be remembered. The Bystander gave his first chance, for it was in these pages that Old Bill i WHERE ARE YOU GOING TO I I Willi apologies to Rudyard Kipling's Where ate I you going to all you big steamers Jack Diamond ...

... booths --his own vote, his father-in- law's, his father's, and any odd uncles or brothers, one and all resolved that, if dear old Bill has got to go all those other blighters shall jolly well go to. And if we had Woman Suffrage A A. XA W Why a Disaster T towever ...

... understand, going to train and play singles very shortly. This! means, of course, I that he will in- evitably meet his old opponent Bill Tilden, who is now sweep ing the board with hi's present oppo nents, and when that meeting comes (which should be within ...

... Atlantic in it three years ago. Last year it flew to the Bermudas and back. Now it has done the Atlantic again. It is the Old Bill of flying, and, by its sound per formances during its long and adven turous career, has earned a niche in the Hall of Flying ...

... critical as regards silence and acceleration, but otherwise these old cars stand quite a lot of knocking about without their resenting it too much or showing it by means of a heavy repair bill. Old Hy. A FAMOUS ACTRESS AND HER HUSBAND Miss Ethel Levey (Mrs. ...

... for the night. Chambers with blood stains extra. The Chancellor of the Exchequer might be able to bring forward an Old Age Pensions Bill, if something of this sort were tried. A change seems to be coming over the German attitude towards us. They no longer ...

... leaves and bunches of grapes in silver, by a few of his many friends at a convivial gathering within the walls of the old place. Bill Sampson, the picture expert (art gal leries, of course, and not the movies), and Horace Morgan had organised the affair ...

... Down Went the Twenty-Nine The mustering of only twenty nine supporters for Mr. Harold Cox's motion rejecting the Old Age Pensions Bill is one of the most discreditable incidents in the career of the Opposition. Here is a frankly Socialistic proposal ...

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... the first fees. Vain dream They decided to try the piece in Worthing for three nights and I had to pay fares and an hotel bill Old chap, when I walked here to the Throne, on the night of the London production, I possessed one-and-sixpence and that went ...

... An Election Bill in the Good Old Days The following quaint bill hangs up in a room in Burton Agnes Hall, near Bridlington, in Yorkshir, once the home of Sir Mark Somerville, and now owned by Mr. and Mrs. Wick-ham Boynton. During the time of a contested ...