... These bounds we dare not transgress, and that warning—l say it in all solemnity—must never be forgotten or ignored when we speak of our Church's ordered fellowship 3 Mr M. Dormand. head sturekeerer at Messrs Hawthorn Leslie and Co.’s shipyard, Hebburn ...

... will gain the balance of power, is predicted by Coun. Ralph Allan, the chairman of the Tynemouth Board ‘of Guardians, when speaking to a “Shields Daily News' reporter. They will, he says, only have a short spell, fal'owing which the Labour Party will become ...

... Street were wonderful. Never the names of the characters said by Teader, bu: never was there the slig deubt as to which was speaking. H Irving swiftly, surely, acted cvery part # plece as he read. While he read, be 1 notes a 8 to the position of the chara ...

... January ““ Good Housekeeping.” “1 propose to give pride of place to the youngest member of this collection of stars and to speak of Miss Betty Nuthall as being one of those who will undoubtedly be very much in the public eye this coming season in the South ...

... technique. They won because they knew how to take immediate advantage of their openings, and because they were generally speaking quicker on the ball. In defence the home side were outclassed. The French played a determined game but lacked combination ...

... published, I sent him a copy. I should not like your readers to think that I had been guilty of the bad manners involved in speaking about a man behind his back.—Yours ete., R. E. HOLMES. Tynemouth Vicarage. Warning - Cliff Unsafe—Danger (To the Editor of ...

... within the paying ability of the nation; to give a service that combined reasonable charges with reasonable expedition Broadly speaking the railways have had to justify themselves as carricrs and as sources of fairly safe investment on their enterprise and ...

... the athletes training for such tLings as the boat race and other sports are grossly overfed,” said Dr 8. Henning Belfrage, speaking on diet at the Young Men’'s Christian Association headquarters, Tottenham Court Road yesterday. “ Instead of being made immune ...

... halting work. Take your rightful place with us, and help to mend and speed the enterprise.”’ That is an appeal to make action speak louder than words which should not fall on deaf ear:. ...

... comparatively small Conservative majority it is the type of seat that is very attractive for the object T have in view.” . Speaking in support of Colonel Malone, the Labour candidate for the Northampton by-election yesterday, Mr Arthur ivalersnn said: I ...

... ADVERTISING PAY Sir Charles Higham'’s Prediction. “Advertising in 1928 will be prosperous than ever,” said Sir ( Higham, speaking in London last “It iy being usted by firms who even dreamed five years ago that would be national advertisers. “The Press ...

... grey suit,”blua overcoat,bowler hat, soft collar;” and tie, wears a monocly in lefy eye when reading; a French-Cana: dian, speaks French fluently; sometimes describes himself .as Count de iuu. & e “This man was emiployed as departmental maueger of thé ...