... at Lndy O'Syrne's face. Something in her tone had chilled her; some greater coldness than usual. For a moment she did not Speak, then, hurriedly recovering, she thanked her hostess for her visit. I hsve been an very, very happy, she said, I don't know ...

... an extraordinary amount of harm. The Government had dragged the Navy to the lowest state it bad ever been, compar atively speaking. Trade was very bad, unemployment chronic, and all the erne pauperiere was inoreasing and wage. going down. The Governments ...

... believers in the Tart, Reform parts. The secretary and myself, wh• were the only Socialists present at the meet. ing, did not speak or vote either for or against the resolution. Personally I should support • spacial meeting at once for a discussion an Tariff ...

... hungry eyes, dark caverns full of the mystery . ' that hedges about the tires of the aged. The ' minds Joyoe was about to speak died away on her bps, For a moment the felt as though the swam of their mission were trembling in the It was Toddles Who broke ...

... No—on—l can't rest ; I must go on again. I'm looking for something. said the boy, turning a white face towards hat% and speaking earnestly. I've got to find his grave; I've been looking for that for a long time. Open the door—let dile got You'll ...

... *bowed a dividend of El 4s. Td. etch member The Chairmen congratulated the Sootety. on paying such a aelendld dividend. also speaking of tke pleemire it gtbee him to help those who were truing to help tthumseivea. Tanya and tongs were given. and the National ...

... bringing her bag with her, came rather unsteadily. to Euid's end of the compartment. Don't look so frightened, she said, speaking very kindly. 1 daresay I looked strange for • minute. Unfortunately, suffer from an affection of the heart—nothing in the ...

... iojursd, were seotenozel laaday so d imprisoonwtn eseyiog from ax weeks to *boom mood's. THE JEWS AND RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Speaking at mg:Jaycee of metropolitan Deal pleovniciel hold at the Jews' Or said that man;: thoutusrids . of JewuL if toy. opportunitis ...

... pay for the resets. He was not again at it, as it would provide work, but the work would be of a very expensive character. Speaking of unemployment, the Chairman laid there wse bound to be a certain amount of ; they could not help it, Mr. Burt having arrived ...

... very busy speaking at Healeyin.A.siect. Chen.ll, and Wootton Wewen, end on Tight& week he will sober two or three meetings Mr. P. S. Foster, writing In respect to Unionist prcepecte in the Stratford-on:Avon division, says: It is difficult to speak with any ...

... THE LORDS' RECORD, Speaking at Rugby. the Marquis of Salisbury °lauded toot in weir record of measures beue. tiecally amended the Peers had amply justified their existence to data white their public, work outside the House Lorna demonstrated their tithes ...

... wages were paid to them, liberal diet, and sufficient liberty given them. But she never spoke to them as one human being might speak to another. She would pale them without • word; their lives in no way interested her. And Sir Desmond was made of different ...