... MAN SPEAKS. To the Editor of the ' Sporting Times.” Dear Sir, —I was sorry to see in “Brandy and Soda” of February 14 that the Sporting League was not making some public demonstration against any Betting Legislation which may brought forward in the present ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Mr. Street said that the resolution of the Board was perfectly plain. and as the order of the Board it should be adhered to. He wanted to know why. as hie motion had been adopted, the azenda was not sent to the various bodice reported ...

... SUTCLIFFE SPEAKS. After the match, which was contested in a most friendly thanks largely to Mr. Lewis' management. I interviewed Sutcliffe, who seemed thoroughly downcast. Asked to account for his failure to stop the first goal, J. W. attributed it. to ...

... A SPEAKING LIKENESS I hrec•yvart. Length or Mot. Only • few ii•ft over tr. in Kilmarnock LL P. Bazaar. not , . by Finley Lewis, Kensington, London. SHOULD DI RENT TO III& LABOUR LEADER OFFICE, 98 RENVIIELO STREET, GLASGOW. Cadbury's COCOA ABSOLUTELY PURE ...

... Mused permission to speak. The Kruger Government enacted that no rents or interest should be paid during the war period where beneficial use or ceeupation could not be proved: the British Government, through the judges, has sc l ua.lied the proclamation ...

... MME. HUMBERT SPEAKS. (From Our Own Correspondento PARIS, Friday. Madame Humbert has suddenly altered her tactics. She declared hitherto that she would not speak before the day of the trial. Yesterday, before M. Andre, the Juge dTnstruction, she let. or ...

... A SPEAKING LIKENESS or Rust. Only a over from Kilroaruork 1.1.. P. Hamar. by Turley Low* Kensington, Loudest. ...

... Think and Speak No Evil, declared that there was hardly one lady in the theatrical pro• feuion who had not lost, or nearly lost, her virtue. And there was no man bold enough to stand up and call him a liar. In the northern city it was the Rev. William ...

... Some Plain Speaking. - 1n October counsel was seen and advised to the same eflect. At a subsequent date, &C which witness, Mr. Frost, Major Strutt, and Mr Cavendish were present, witness umde some general remarks as to the ominous course that plairtif ...

... ‘lt is not enough to speak, But to speak true. —~SHAKESPEARE. To prove to you that our speech is true in all our advertisements we append a testimonial supporting our claims to being good Tailors. Good, because the clothing we make to your lueasurements ...

... CANON BABNETT SPEAKS WELL OP Tha Royal Commissiou on Alien Immigration resumed its sittings yesterday the Caxton Hall. Westminster, Lord Jamas Hereford presiding. Mr. Lewis, member tha Stepney Borough Council, and manager of tha local Jewish Schools, ...

... FRIENDLESS IN PARIS. WORK OF THE HOME FOR ENGLISH« SPEAKING GIRLS, At the meeting of “ L'Entente Cordiale™ (a society that has for its aim the improvement in the relations between this country and France by social intercourse), Mrs, Travers Lewis, the ...