... That wae on the occasion when the club wa opened morethan 20 years ago. Since then it had been his pleasure and privilege to speak in that room, and there was no room in the United Kingdom where a member of the Conservative party was surer of a warm welcome ...

... remember it J haw heard a proionged discussion in the House of Commons upon Army estimates i have never heard, as as [ remember—1 speak under correction— have never heard it sen ously advanced either in the House of Com mons or in the Press that we had a guo ...

... when this clab was firet opened, more than Aince then rt twenty pears ago hear! hes often been my pleasure and my pnvilege to speak in this room, and there is no room in the United Kingdon where a member of the Conservative party is sarerofa wanp welcoine ...

... ward delivery, and also something at pretty 5p full rates which have been paid in order to secure early delivery. Generally speaking, cu however, there is difficulty in getting buyers d and sellers together owing to the poor bids 39 offering from our dependency ...

... over 4. Horses entered as knackered twice over Either some of the poor brutes are most tenaorous of life, or the register speaks tables. They are found pulling tramean when they have been (officially) converted into cat's eat All these entries dete from ...

... hour or two. We to ignore these facts, like the sensible follows we are, and answer Oh. I'm all right. And how else can wo speak' We can't keep all on continually hawking and huckstering our pains I and ailments to others. It would be a unisonce to one's ...

... the co-respondent William Lomas. He also learned that his wife had had a child by a man named Ellis. A witness was called to speak to the respondent hating been visited by Ellis at the time she had a child, and also to the fact of her marriage with Lomas ...

... it seemed to be quite independent of poverty and other conditions to which a high rate of mortality was usually associated Speaking of infantile mortality in the which wes referred to be Mr Roberts and Mr Shelmerdine, Dr Hope further said tha the lack of ...

... lieretfonl, who was erttertain.ed to dinner in honour of his out to the Mediterranean, and he took advantage of his liberty to speak of the igrairraece on the part of 1 !some of the highest officials of naval matters. ! ! lie noticed the Japanese Consul at ...

... journals begun tp reise discussions upon what they are pleased to term the “Laws of Wear.’ but such an exptession for, etrotly speaking—with the two ex ceptions of the of St Poters burg and the Geneva Convention—there are really no laws of war Civilised netions ...

... ? - 137. Mercof-ce T ADY HOIUSEKEEPEI-Widosw, 32, of good appear. 4 L ane, officer'e daughter, refined. highly edreated, speaking several languages, thoroughly domesticated e- perienced honsekeeper. knowledge sick nc-aing, seeks by a Situation a above ...

... would each give £1000, he would be very pleased to double his own sub- soription. (Applause.) He could not come for- ward to speak with authority about engineering, u but when he considered how Liverpool had bene- fited by engineering projects, he could ...