... very nice quemion. and only the High Court could decide. Otherwise he Mould certainly have nver.rded the member. He could not speak too strongly upon the point of • member tah.ng part in a vote by which be profited. It wee altogether out order, and a of Wings ...

... only one man in this house that they were approaching, and only by greet gt t o be ' , mo ot- , lack they Jura cleared it. Speak foe yourself, and don't go casting After that the dense slowed down, and eimeromen. Them as 'at done it owe can thews at • ...

... (Vicar's Warden), Mr. Biggs (People's Warden). Weobley, March 25th, two. Mr. John Griffiths said Mr. Morgan said he man to speak about nothing. But for his speech he had a splendid text. They rejoiced in having that opportunity to express their personal ...

... buy cake, etc. direct from the sh , - and would thus be able to help not only the small farmer but the big farmer. After speaking of the Eastern Counties Farmers' Association which ...

... the resemble* and s . tody the fruit' proven*. Look! dear. r id one teaelos. : man— ' the apples are formed' . Huai, don't speak ea loud—they are . pears. The' errant trees look most pram hg, his con. tinned Those aro Canso intr.' prorod the repro ...

... SURFACE. The Mayor said he wished to make a few remarks before the meeting commenced and they would understand that he was speaking under the stress of an accident which had just befallen him. He must once more protest against the most dangerous state of ...

... Hereford on Saturday, June 7th, at the Shirchall, presided over by the Mayor of Hereford. The representation was roughly speaking 30 ou either side Mr. Box would have representative delegates from each of the 3o branches of the Workers' Union, and the ...

... they will not sign. Their newspapers say they will not sign; the politicians say the same, and we know that the politicians speak the truth. We say, ' Gentlemen, you must sign. If you don't do so in Versailles you shall do so iu Berlin.' But it is useless ...

... necessity be fairly high and we think something less costly and nearer the town would be more suitable for the present need. Speaking generally of all of the sites we are of opinion that the Caswell Field, Green Lane and the site on the Hereford Road are ...

... myself up like a mountebank. She dared not speak; she wondered vaguely what was going to happen. After a moment or two. while he looked at her, he went on again in • softened voice. Darling Damia-don't speak to me; just sit still like that, and let me ...

... of St. Dunstan's as being cheerfulness. The men were taught to regard blindness not as a terrible affliction; they did not speak like that, but as a handicap to be overcome by British courage and determina'non (applause). He asked them not to look upon ...

... to have a good feed of them while they can. The saute remarks apply to the apples and the pears, although it is too soon to speak definitely about them; but all will be lost if we do not pct rain. VEAL AT 3/3 A LE. PRICHS TREBLRD BY THR RIDIOVAL ...