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... represented by Mr. Robert Bruce„ still a well-remembered figure in the Lobby of the House of Commons, and Mr. Emsley Carr, who can speak as well for Cardiff as for Bouverie Street. A Quiet New Year's Eve. With whisky at los. a bottle, and heavily watered at that ...
... contempt for merit and labour, and fancies himself fitted to undertake a task of any magnitude. With not unnatural bitterness he speaks of the way in which the Ritzonians of successive Governments have snubbed men who knew, and have suppressed their writings ...
... the chiefs*of the Army We ma«t face the New Year prepared who now dictate German policy. Hinden- for bitter endurance. When speak burg, Ladeodorff. and the “unrestricted enduranew 1 am rot thinking air raids, U-boat” are masters. The food ticket® and meal© ...
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... with the Bolsheviks. Last night the Bolsheviks arrested tho ?ate Minister Avksentieff. The latest news from the Don districts speaks of the formation of a special army and a special officers' corps under the guidance of the late Commander of the Bth :Army ...
... The remark ras received with sympathetic cheers, and Sir Arthur remarking: “A'es, I quite free it is very bad,” undertook speak at « meeting one were arranged. MAN-POWER QUESTION. minister national service CONFERS WITH LABOUR Sir Auckland is continuing ...
... congregation would interfere in such a case. He heard one day at the City Temple a complaint made to Dr. Parker that he did not speak plainly enough, which Parker turned off by saying ' always observe that people, when they become hard of hearing, always seat ...
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... Derby may be regarded as a dark horse. Reports from the headquarters of the Turf tell of Parsifal's well -doing, and they speak In similarly encouraging tones concerning Epingle, the King's solitary nomination for the New Oaks. Nothing, however. is known ...
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... his wife drinking that terms were arranged 22 years ago Mr. Neal: Have you seen your wife since then? —On several occasions. speak to?— No. only when I have been forced. He had not heard of her for twelve years, when he was sent for, being stated that she ...
... us to know one another better, and have strengthened tics of kinship and mutual sympathy by uniting the women of English-speaking tares heart and soul in the struggle for liberty and . civilisation. Confident of valuable help we women can wive our gallant ...