... however, there is any strung feeling among the public, those who favour the claims of the hospital will have an opportunity of speaking effectively, beam,* the first step must be the holding of • I public inquiry by the Charity Commissioners. NORTHERNER. Messrs ...

... child was a blow from which he never recovered. He had not spoken very much lately in the House of Commons, but when he did speak it was always with knowledge. His preference for dealing with broad issues welt qualified him to discuss financial questions ...

... play of the visiting custodian. He was several times loudly applauded for bringing off remarkably clever saves. Generally speaking there was only one team in the match, and while four more goals were added by Penrith in this period they hardly represented ...

... and a man named Moyle came in, and the wood was removed from off deceased in less than io minutes. He did not hear deceased speak; he appeared to be insensible, and died on the spot, but as they eased the headtree he gave a sigh. Witness did not consider ...

... she was going to die herself, and knew it. So doomed people behave. Haven't you or Dolly seen a change in her? Since you speak of it, I have, answered William Retallsck. I've been so broken my. self and so lost, with my right hand took from me, that ...

... their circuit efforts had to be made on behalf of the circuit funds and the Milken trust. Thougo they received, generally speaking, quarter by quarter, through the public collections taken at die 'services and monies paid by friends when they paid on their ...

... ult. All public bodies, from the Government downwards, are subject to criticism for their words and actions, and, generally speaking, it is a healthy sign of public interest, especially if the critics give their names. We guardians are often called at our ...

... TO HOLD THE OUTPOST. Mr. lan Macpherson, speaking at Inverses', said that Lord reach and he regarded Ireland as an outpost of the Empire, and until they were asked by the people of this country to surrender it to the Irish Republic 'they would mainuun ...

... a coneiderable time, and part of it pmfessinnally, as he had the honour of being in the same regiment. Therefore he could speak of the General's abilities as a soldier. Regimentally, the General Iris Adjutant of one of his (the speakers) battalion*, and ...

... It was so in the world of thought. One would not find a scientist scarcely, or a philosopher, or even a novelist, who would speak as though there was no God. In the world Of thought it was ackowledged that there must be a God. They had no rational explanation ...

... Manor, Ruling Councillid, presided. Sir Cecil Lowther, who was received with applause, said be.was very pleased to come to speak at Keswick as the adopted linioni4 Coalition candidate for that division. He did (Continued on page 7.1 ...

... Hudleston added that when they last met in that room in August the Executive asked General Sir Henry Cecil Lowther to attend and speak to them. The result was tint they were unanimously agreed that he would be the best man they could recommend as candidate. ...