... many letters, Inotim es from France. He had one enquiring, 'for Private So and So, who had been making ',love to the writer's daughter—(laughter)--and nothing had been heard of him sines . (Loud{ lauglitor.) Another letter wits from a French Wier, who wrote ...

... explained whole world’s oil was value much more one-third of output coal from this country alone talked about displacing coal with oil merely in ignorance and coal being wasted so to-day oil being used faced with America produced two-thirds in world growing and ...

... every department To-morrow and Saturday MORNING RECORD AT JONES’S bodioe Arm material to Over looae with alot USEFULNESS OF SCRAP-BOOK FOR THE BATHER pouched effect bodice women suite point of comfort waterproof berate or likely to be bathing lemon B D AN ...

... sugar increase as being available to swell our supplies or not. 4 fft must certainly affect the world's pries o: sugar by withdrawing buyers for a minim tons from the extra-European market. American Surplus. With regard to the United Statek the position ...

... best stands. It was possible prarent the o these ooligam in pre war days from- admission, and if only the police and responsible officials wifi do their duty-und the orders them from the stewards should be drastic—the. routes can cleansed. The blackmailers ...

... the first bowler Coventry got rid Stwart-Brown WITH ROD AND UNE Conditions Not Favourable Week-end Angling for FROM BAD TO WORSE Harrow went from bad to worse At better than the majority of his predecessors and had stayed long enough to exhibit certain victim ...

... towards the town. Last farmhouse and barn he went. Cattle thumped in the stalls and lowed; from the chimney of the house smoke arose. A man with two pails came from the house and entered the barn. The houses began to huddle together, a street of them ; old ...

... read every book available which made other parts of the world familiar. At the close of Miss Russell's address the Vicar, the Rev. J. W. Dennis,. showed and described some interesting curios from the Holy Land. After this the King's Messengers kind friend ...

... must trace his steps through picturesque lanes before reaching this spot, which seems to hold within it. the repose of the world. So much does the atmosphere of peace dwell here that it is difficult to realise that the building was erected at a time when ...

... weather The rains were so frequent from the time I began cutting till I had done I had not one fine days but two” reads one entry in 1774) and various matters concerning himself and his estate From this manuscript and from her wide study of records and literature ...

... Society have but let it society not exch nging eating from same dishes” How to define company ? Broadly one any society individual or collective synchronises most nearly with one’s taste and inclinations from which one learn may enter complete freedom o spirit ...

... took stalls in the afternoon were : Tea prevented from being present, had sent six- Miss Doreen Harris: A Stormy Passage stall, Mrs. Stiff, Mrs. Blenoowe, and Mrs. peore for every box starting out from that on a P. and 0., Mr. F. Hutchinson; Blundell; ...