... published showed an excess of 22. but with the consent of the agents it was decided to accept the count as correct. MAJOR W, Speaking from an upper window of the Conserve. tive Club to a crowd which had gathered in the Corn Square. Major Ward-Jackson. who ...

... THESCR= - • mailed Comedy PATHE GAZIUn AHD PICTORIAL. MURIDAY. FRIDAY sAIUNDAY. JANUARY 91h. 10th Ili. M. WHEN FALSE TONGUES SPEAK A story of The Eternal Tfieeegle:* THE NEIGHBOUR'S KEYHOLE. - • 2 •ct Comedy. OH! DOCTOR. • 2 oct Comedy. leaturins Roscoe ...

... the Church, who look a , his text Luke 4. 14: Glory to God in the 111gh• est and on earth peace and good will toward men. Speaking the birthday o( the Prince of Auer he said that during the last four 'ears they had been celebrating that birthday with • ...

... again, it is interesting to not, the opinion of Mr. C. H. Fisher, Agricultural Ail, wiser to the Ministry d Pool. Generally speak• iag he says the districts were well served by railways, and if. light railways did wit run right up to the farmers, which ...

... visible expression. not only to the idea of honour to the fallen, but also to the ideals for which they fought. These, broadly speaking, might be held to be • better and happier England. or, as translated into terms of art. • more beautiful England After ...

... are dragon flies in the daytime, many kinds of them, great, hand. some, gaudy creatures, such as you rarely see in England. Speaking of these leads me on to lizards. I do not suppose they would be very popular with the ladies, but in a letter dealing with ...

... arrived at Alexandria. After a nine week.' slay at Alexandria Sapper Oweu left for Southampton. arriving on December 6th. He speaks In terms high praise of the work d the Red Coss, eVery attention being given to the sick and wounded. ' The Dip home, which ...

... to the chair. He said the objects of the conference were to enable the Workers' representatives on the Wages Committee to speak with the authority of the majority of the workers of the county at the neat meeting of the Committee, when the workers will ...

... MORE COOPERATION NEEDED. Mr. L. T. Cave, who was invited to speak, said he had always been interested in coooeration and in cheese making. He was not • dairyman hint. self, but if he had lived close to the station he would be delighted to send them milk ...

... CAPTAIN lIINCKES AND AGRICULTURAL CO.OPERAT lON. Captain Ilitickes, who was called on by the Chairman to speak, said that his reason for being keen on coming to that meeting was that Bridge Sollars and Dinmore were the pioneers of co operation in Her ...

... anthority pointing out that on July ttth, tom Denmark had ava6,706 hogs, and on July isth, iota, teto,7llß, which figures 'speak for themselves. The pig Production in every country hut I has been lowered as a result of the shortage of cereals due to the ...

... degeneration and war, so that some of their best legislation had been based on the facts which the church had collected. Speaking d Dr. Shakespeare's beak The Chinch at the Crows-roads, he Said that from this book it appeared they were damned, bleeding ...