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... all motherlands, great and small, against the powers of Imperialism and autocracy, whose avowed design it is to dispose of peoples just as they have led t hem death without. consulting them. It is the far off voico of Washingion that resounds still at the ...
... BLIND Special Matinee Year's Day VOICE ON WIRE”-Serial DEFENCE OF THE REALM ACT Situations Vacant iruia in or of ammunition or tor are in oruer to coinpiy Regulation the above Act following No resident more than miles away on will be Write Prices Requirements ...
... up a really firnt-clnes entertainment. elide and Vanelan appear in an excellent musical novelty act. Peggy Lyde (comedienne) gave very good representations of a cockney, and her description of the wedding was particularly gne. The serial, Girl and Game ...
... suffering from standing about for hours in the cold hoe r e to an end. Moat people seemed to t.ave satisfied their , demand for supplies before Christmas as there were lese•thsti'fifty people lined up in' Wellington-street when the doors were opened lust after ...
... bill of fare to patrons Blackburn Included Girls Sylvia entertainers Ambrose vocalist and their high-class act Lorain® West Australian their act Brownie described Tho Ragtime’’ With attractions this character there to the this week OVER a NEW 1918 (O’coa ...
... they choose upon any' proposals they like to adopt and if the 'delegates objected they could put uttle force behind thei representations the dislocated! condition of armies the 'pourparlers- broke the Central Powers! would at closely wattb the Trontiers ...
... service: but in dimensions there was little falling off. The equalising was effected by the presence increased numbers of younger people of both sexes. There was mistaking the buoyancy of their spirits as, from eleven . o’clock, onwards, arm-in-arm, and’ stridently ...
... from last more tlmn this his pie-emin- ctatljr ail idealist Grey's that Ml which afflict tiling lie living of Partnership Representation Trust root convictions lK-lief of lo him politics business ull foi service look preeminently practical T life nrnl ot ...
... and Proportional Representation—were left to Parliament, which has accepted the first and rejects 4 the second. In spite of minor controversies, this bill, which doubles the electorate at a stroke and eclipses all previous Reform Acts, may fairly be called ...
... Monarch, H, McDonald to the Oct. act. capt. (addl.), to ‘be act. capt. while commanding ‘e co Council of the Association of Chambers cf Commerce progress was with Powerful, F. Millar, , V. @, C D.C.L.1,—Sec.-Lt, (Act. Capt. 1 has issued. 2 memorandum ...
... proposal for giving a series of Sunday concert* in the Corn Exchange counter-attraction to the parading of the streets young people. The Committee adjourned the consideration the matter to a special meeting, when a letter from the Dean of Lincoln giving ...
... which did honour the City, because Exeter had been in the mouths, and certainly in the minds, of great number people all the country over. Some people might have wondered why on earth the Mayor Exeter had got a Knighthood, and they would have discovered that ...