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... effective must be carried out those directly concerned—the Employers and the Employed acting in amiable conjunction organisation;* where equality of representation and respond bility must always One of the fundamental points which the very near future ...
... election to arliamen mem for Maidstone. Except that his eyed& failed, Mr. Fancett rettlaed his faculties to the last. Some people are uking what will happen to the extra lid. paid by the jam loanufacturent for blackberries when the picker only receive ...
... astounding play has furnished everybody something to talk about this week. Some have felt creepy about °t, but the majority of the people who have packed out the houses at the Theatr: Royal have recognised it as one of the most thrilling plays of the modern stage ...
... CURRENT EVENTS. *■ THURSDAY August I, 1918. Yon s Fate, j have said before, but there can be j barm in repeating it, that the people of these Islands have no sympathy with tho policy assassination. We all detest it. [is alien to our notions and our methods ...
... Contracts _ for the Supply Rifies. Tii. hecrins of* the charge of alleged dealing war material contrary the Defence the Benlm Act was resumed Bowistreet yesterday, defendants, Oeorge E. Heyl and John J. Stoner, berae charged with the main- offence, ana farther ...
... found that some rural districts were absolutely enthusiastic in support of Lahour ‘repre:sentation. He believed in the near future they were going to builld up a 'people’s movement in this country, though 'he was aware that the odds would Le against them ...
... TAKIO £1000 HOT DOHE LATEST FAMILY OF by letter wire ’phone 1083 FLORAL HALL PRIDAT Taliaferro Charming b-Act j Story THE SUNBEAM” Absorbing 5-Act A HEARTS REVENUE” “MY FOUR i GERMANY” 9 ATTRACTIONS WEEK ROYAL OPERA HOUSEj LEICESTER HOLIDAY AUGUST 1918 ...
... must ex - press uur strung disappronal the courte taken by the Army Council on the representations of the Adjostant-eeneral. e (wielder that the Army Council have acted with great weakness in the matter. We cannot assent to the doctiine thst no outside ...
... meetings other than attended the Prime Ministers. These meetings will held intervals. Arrangements will also made for the representation of India at these meetintr-. RESULTS OF KAISERS' CONFERENCE. Amsterdam, Aug. IS. With reference the recent conference ...
... Aid. R. B. Chambers tin the chair), Aid. G. Bridgen. and Mr. G. Shires The prisoner* wore now under the Derby lraproTcnient Act with riotous on the same occasion, -ilr. R. S. Clifford appeared for all the three prisoners, who pleaded not jvuiltv. Benjamin ...
... LONDON LET TER LONDON. II Ly N'ght. Reports of the flight of Levis and Trot•Ly have been w frequent that it is not strange that people are receiving the lateid rowinsts with a certain amount of reserve. Accounts which have bees coming to hand thratigh private ...
... on Seiurday, Mr. Norman Hodgson presiding. The Chairman called the attention of members to the new National Health Insurance Act. He pointed out thai the question of financial manage- ment was thrown very seriously on the shoulders of neurance Committees ...