... such as to make the cost of pe - xluction liikher than at the national factories erected dering the war. We are unable to speak authoritatively on this latter point, since we have been linable to obtain strictly comparable figures of costs. In fact, owing ...

... 30. On Tuesday, January 27th, a public tea and lecture will be held. Mrs. Cavendish Bentinck has very kindly consented to speak. Further details as to time and place will be announced later. A Mock Elqction is another interesting event likely to take ...

... out his conditions to the letter. In whatever tines 0- place or positron in life his characters .iiv,mspoFed to live. they speak their appropriete language taut actual, but belies-- Aic. :he 'a 10 say 1. And certainly his the most malevolent creatures ...

... Sharp informed his crowded audienoe, is our newest acquisition. It was collected this year. And this year, at the time of speaking, was lees than 16 hours old, clearly we got the donee red-hot. , . Mr. Sharp's English Folk Dancers end not confine themselves ...

... and he did so, pumping it up so I could ride home—that is over • month ago, and to-day that tyre is at hard as iron: this speaks fat quality. I mention tabs matter here and now bemuse I think recommendations snob as these become the CLARION Fellow, ship ...

... Lady Astor's words, which were struck out in the first heat of /her triumph, are memorable in this connection. She said, speaking of the long years of the war : There are people who seem to forget what the fight of the last five years was about. It ...

... take any further action. That was the Last meeting of the year, and they ought to begin the New Year with a new state, so to speak. What was there to inquire into? Why not close the incident today? Valentine wanted It to he clo.trly known that in what be ...

... driver, also stated that his eon had been • good boy. Nl , holit, 11 hose husband was stated to be in the Navy, had no-one to speak for her. Mr. %tikes said the was a shocking one. The woman had led this young man away. lie would be remanded on his father's ...

... the day before yesterday, that we were reach o l about the 5,000,000 odd men who co m p our Forces on land. To-day we mutt speak in hundreds of thousands, and there are not so many of them might be imagined. Just before Parliament broke up for the recess ...

... although the finst per- , formanee only took place on Friday afternoon, the production is goini; with an easy swing which speaks eloquently of careful and conseentious preparation, and it is not too much to say that it provides three hours unalloyed pleasure ...

... water, and there was no sound save the sea washing softly upon the shore. For a while they eat in silence. neither daring to speak lest gide joy they had found once more might disappear again out ~f their !iv( e. But at length Isobel questioned gently: Will ...

... candidate, in the forthcoming byelection. In addition to Thomas, Smillie, and George Lansbury, the following are coining to speak for Labour's champion: Henderson, Clytrf*, Brace, Jack Jones, button, Twist, TOM Mann, Young, Margaret Bond field, Mary Maearthur ...