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... the man and woman are not separate but one, and their mission is that of two comrade's bound together by a common interest. Speaking to suffragists at a moment when their thoughts must have strayed often to the House of Lords, M r . Ali ended on an appropriate ...
... “GREAT GAME OF GRAB.” >- SIR J. McCLURE TRAINING FOR THE PEACE. Sir John McClur& headmaster Mill Hill, speaking the§|nnual meeting of the Incorporated Association Headmasters at the Guildhall, tja-day said they were faced with one of most horrible of ...
... up, crying over the mishap childishly. Later, when she and Julia were putting the house in order, Pauline forced herself to speak of Guy. Jti, darling 1 Should you be very surprised to hear that I am going to be married ? Pauline ! Julia dropped ...
... world„ and sometimes wished he were a journalist. Pio Theatrical Knights.—The regular stage is only honoured sideways, so to speak. Sir Anthony Hope Hawkins and Sir John Galsworthy have done some successful plays, but more work between boards than on them ...
... who all work in the docks. He has gardens round the huts, and has started War Savings, and wishes me to mention that when speaking of the economical aspect of temperance. We are fortunate in this, as it will ensure the Branch being a success. sth Battalion ...
... of the Board of Agriculture to the W.I. movement, and a full report, therefore, of the speech is given here. Miss Talbot, speaking after the Right Hon. A. D. Acland had explained the reasons which made it necessary for the A.O.S. to give up the responsibility ...
... gathering. She welcomed the new talent which had been discovered among the Land Army that afternoon, the gift of public speaking. She spoke of the great opportunities for service for women since the beginning of the war, and of how worthily that call ...
... cokouring. Her Ballet of Christmas is a marvel of beautiful melody and graccful action, =nd the jmanner fu which it is performed speaks volumes for the painstaking car> that has been thrown into its prepara ion. The chiliren who appear, every oe of whom renders ...
... she almost is now, what else could Germanised Africa hope for but what Germanised Europe is made to hope for? Comparatively speaking, and measured politically, Africa is a small state and her people a weak nation. No less a person than the Right Hon. A. ...
... nervous clutch of an uncontrolled temperament, or the ready, responsive pressure of a healthy, loving nature. Those who love can speak with the hands when neither eves nor lips may tell their tale ; and a woman's instinct will not leave her long in doubt as ...
... the German people will have to 'seek firm cohesion in its glorious army and its belaurelled voung fleet.”” These quotations speak for themselves, and make comment quite superfluous. D ovel has Well of tl NnOWwW nout the Slz¢ ;)c()l to 3 of coun Wls] then ...
... for a number of years that patient 'beast of burden '—a Branch Secretary), then, if ever, it is necessary to (figuratively speaking) give your trowsers a hitch in an upward direction, and to' keep smiling.' ...