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... of the figures will be made at the mass meeting which is being held tomorrow night at Derby, at which Mr. ling.hes is to speak. At the luncheon to be held at midday Mr. Oompert and the American Labour dglegation will be th© guest 4 of the Seamen's ...
... Kropotkin's works, and there These questions seem worthy of the serious consideration of find the assertion demOlished. English-speaking Anarchists, too. F. C. C. In Kropotkin's books one will find the same mating ani spirit which is found in a quotation used ...
... organisation endeavoured to hold a -demonstration to vindicate the Tights of free speech. They invited Mr. Ramsay Macdonald to speak at the meeting. add this apparently- incensed the local branch of the Discharged Sailors and Soldiers Federation, who arranged ...
... which has broken down, into the workshops. Mr. Ramsay Macdonald addressing the meeting. rN - . . od3 under Mrs. M acre Fox speaks the - Union Jack. TO WED.—Mies Winifred Marie Coats, who is engaged to Lieut. Francis Remington Bacon, Cameronians. R.A.F ...
... help and advice of the Chaplain, who will often be able to arrange a meeting where pledges can be taken. (c) Deputations to speak at meetings can be arranged free of expense to the unit. These remarks apply to every unit, but in many cases it will, of course ...
... seemed to come up for the new membership roll forms. He also reports good meetings at various stations in the Lowlands, and speaks very warmly of the sympathy and support of the C.O's and officers, and of the keenness and attentiveness of the men. Col. ...
... share—should read this report, or the summary of it. They will then know how far it is correct to speak of alcohol as a food; how much more correct it is to speak of it as a drug, with well-known drug effects. They will then learn that alcohol cannot September ...
... (Continued from page 65) Mr. BIGGIN said that it had been a great pleasure to him to listen to the Paper, on fuel economy. He was speaking himself as a heating engineer and it was deplorable the amount of waste heat and wasted energy one saw in our large industrial ...
... sti a case. a Minwter w pesses hereelf of as = with Pek © “Capital blend.” lattention ought to be drawn to the fact that of speaking again at { | the proprietor in in love; 8 -L Dr. = — —— = — - = === Opes 9 ili dim Je (tes \the man was of enemy origin. ...
... lonely or wounded soldier or sailor, age immaterial. (205.) Julietta. (Surrey)., 18, educated, dark, pretty, dainty, musical, speaking several languages, would like correspondence with officer, 20-30, invalided or wounded, and lonely like herself. (206.) Cheerful ...
... long ago the meaning of sunrise and labour. He says : Whativvers got t' lass, begoeks She's gitting through with t' mook. He speaks truer than lie knows. M. F. R. ...
... that Mr. Edwards had started in a rather pessimistic mood, and in speaking of the life of England's supply of coal, he had seemed to overlook one fact, and that was, that he was speaking of England, and not the British Empire, and that when the coal of ...