“SPURS.” A POOR GAME. By “Centre-Forward.”” Wednesday 2, Tottenham 1
... the task speaks for the weokof the backs in front of him. The Wedne. N Of the Sunderland quntit e day defence was not ...
... the task speaks for the weokof the backs in front of him. The Wedne. N Of the Sunderland quntit e day defence was not ...
... and of trying to arrive al a just estimate of the measure of prosperity it has brought presents considerable difficulty. “Speaking comparatively, however, and judging the year merely by the standard of 1909 and 1908, one may describe it without a word ...
... ndn:wd his life, and yet was permanently cured by Mr. Ison's system of treatment in siy weeks without operation. Tet Mr. Taw speak for himself He writes:— 42, Middlewood road, Hillshoro', s%«f:la. Dear Sir—l am very pleased to be able to tell you that I ...
... Shea, prosecuting, said Mr. Guldmvi first became wt“nunted with Sister Bessie in Anril, 1908, when she came to Canterbury to speak at & mmin%aniuot certain clauses inz the Licensi ill. He, subsequently received lettmmfmm her from Pans, and eventually in ...
... g view of ounr foreign policy, intensely distasteful to historic I.iberalsm, is being preached in France, and if we do not speak with plainness we shall be involved in misconceptions which will very speedily jead to mistrust and worse. Therefore we want ...
... 1062, 996, 975, 073, 998, 1055, 1127, 147, 4, 5. V!l.—‘—’gu;'u well: All others not mentioned a . Vlll.—Doctor wishes to speak on telephone to relatives or friends of 371. Infermation by Teleph ns.—Telephone calls to the hospital may be made twica daily ...
... meeting since that day at Charlton when Marian, of her own a;eovd. bad broken the engagement between them. She was able to speak to him more explicitly pow, for she had always dreaded that, in s{pm of evergbin:. c should think ill of her, should believe ...
... are not going to do anything.” Witness asked him i’ho was spmki‘!g for himself or the whole lot, and he replied that he was speaking for the lot. White said he would do nothing for nobody, and at the eame time used foul language. There were 19 vagrants in ...
... makes of balle than any other of our leading professionals; but if he should take some little time to “play ‘himself in,” o to speak, he might fall so' ‘hr behind as to render his task of reaching his fiinu a heavy one. However, should Dlrgle able to reach ...
... WOMAN STABBED But Refuses to Speak Against Her Assailant. At the Manchester City Police Court, yesterday, John Mitchell, iving in a furnished room at Red Bank, was charged on remand with doing grievous bodily harm to Jeesie Broadbent, who lived with him ...
... beer is as much beyond question or dispute as s his ‘admirable character, was content to relate itha facts and to let them speak for thene ‘selves, Now note the effect at the other endh There was hastening to and fro in that brewery. A cask comtaining ...
... means wild—thus orang-utan, wild man or man of the wocds. The Malays, ‘although undoubtedly a branch of the Momgol race, yei speak a language that has more affinity with the great group of Polynesian languages, inte-mixed, of course, with many words of Mongrlian ...