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... William T. Stead Speaks. In another column we publish an extract from the Review of - Reriews for - December 1911, in which Mr. William T. Stead. Europe's indefatigable writer speaks of the Supreme task before the civilized world. Mr. Stead declares ...
... publication of the text of the Jill. In speaking of Adult Suffrage no reference was made to sex this being impracticable because it would give the majority to women. Lord Haldane in a speech asserted that the Dominions are organizing for war along the ...
... In earlier years he had declined t Correspondence. speak tor Bible Society, • Now ' All communication* tntende I for insertion in these contains must be written in ink on one side or the p tplr only. Anonymods letters to the Editor must be accompanied ...
... Mrs. Pankhurst in speaking at a ments she brings, but rather because meeting said. I hope one of the first of the old amity between the British acts of the coalition Government will and Italian nations, both standing for be the declaration of martial ...
... Works, speaking in this city, announced that the liovern:nent will build the biggest dry doe!: in the Brttisb ern;,ire at the eascern.side ot the harbour. ew York, Nov. 17.—Further ad vices state that nineteen steamers lost in the recent storm on the ...
... tary training to speak about receives a day in pay and allowances ; a midshipman who is sent 0 sea on a lighting ship and who does the duties of a sub.lieutenant receives tile munificent allownces of Is. 91 per day in war time, and his parents have still ...
... who recently was made a Privy Councillor, arrived in Ei:giand today. Speaking of the situation on the East African battle tront, Lieut. Genera: Smuts said: The campaign in r.ast Africa is virtually ended. After the tainy season in March and April, the ...
... appeared, speaking generally, to have. hut little effot on the q iality of the radioed in letters and other exorcises in Composition. The etuly of E egliteh Grammar is a means to an end, and if its influence is not aopareat in the speaking and writing ...
... improvements; and today the little island can boast of a hostelry that speaks well for the enterprise and push of the proprietor, Mr. D. Johnson. Wa have heard many recent visitors speak in the hialiest terms of the accommodation afforded thereat. Soft Corns ...
... s of the people speak German, while the remainder divide four other languages airring them—mainly French and Italian - the languages varying, as a rule, according to the proximity of the people to each country whose tongue they speak. ...
... TELEGRAMS. • lendon,-Oet. 24.—Mr. Lloyd George, speaking at Swindon, WilLsOire, revid and expandhie speech delivered at Bedford af- w. He stp* ...
... A Refutation. We take pleasure in publishing elsewht.re in this issue a letter signed W. J Abbott, City Clerk, which speaks for itself. ...