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... a general correctness of speech and tend to remove the slovenliness which elementary school children display as a rule in speaking and reading. This part of the programme was concluded by a carol by the upper school, We saw • light. The head master, ...
... issue, and he was just as stronglY opposed to it now as lie was when it was a living issue 20 years ago. (Hear. hear.) i Speaking oh the Navy, the hon. Member !said I Medals and Bars for Perteet Atteodance. the question the Navy was of vital im- -Emily ...
... feel that in the fortheoming Parliiirmint there should be someone on be Liberal benches to speak from the high rel standpoint. just as Lord Hh vs , 1•4 is, speak from Htjli Church point of in the PerliameW. Mr Silv.ister Horne. they insist, is • man would ...
... The Mayor: Are you going to move anything? Counoillor Adams. I warn only making a ggest ion. The Mayor: I allowed you to speak under the supposition that you were going to move ' a resolution. Continuing, the Mayor said the Council had alreads decided ...
... worse off than the work - --. , rung or a tiara. ids are found 111 ttntely ing classes in this country. (So they are.) Speaking at Chislehur re st on Friday in sup . 1 paris of the In the U nited u Well, let them see in reality whether they . States ...
... report should have been in our bands before now. The Mayor: I must ask you to at down. Councillor Adams again attempted ta speak. amid cries of Order! and as soon a, Ailence had been restored Councillor Adams shouted out, ••I say it is an injustice to ...
... could not draw revenue on the goods that were in and keep them mit at the same time. The tan things were irriconeilable. Speaking on the investment of British capital abroad, Mr. Woodall referred ti the gmat public works carried out in countries all over ...
... 50. ioin Lhi in waa at home when the other prisoner , and eyes dove up in the motor van. Raps* ton rn i4liiUfl. wanted to speak to Min, and de one ot the men— Stammers. he brneved—.aeted him II he bought rubber. tie replied 11. the affirmative, and Stammers ...
... light to 'eject a Budget if it is not to their taste, and to decree when a dissolution shall take place. The century, roughly speaking, devoted to removing disabilities Imen certain dories of citizens—Jews, ROM= sod Free Thinkers—and ex- tending the Franchise ...
... we which are employed lie achieve ibis pave and asked her what she wanted. I want . rule to recoember is never to beet to speak to Lord Cornwallis, - on the right ode A vigoroua basting Os kh•t'a your be the wrong side. 1 owed by • fur milder it ...
... SWANEY. MR. W. F. L. BRA IDWOOD. MR. BEAL:MONT MORIGE, LL.B. MB. KENNETH CHALMERS. MR. MARSHALL STLELE. MR. ROBERT WHYTE, JUN. SPEAK EKS ...
... 'sue to say, it was spoken against and voted against. but it was passed, and now Dot a man would stand upon any platform to speak to a Conservative gathering and dare to Lake exception to the passing of that becefioent mesa era Therefore, with regard to ...