... NOT ON SPEAKING TERMS. Mrs. Annie Eld, 1, East Street, was summonori by her neiggbour, Mrs. Moran, for breaking a window and doing damage to the extent of 3A. I didn't do it, said defendant, when the allegations were road out. Mr. Masser, who represented ...

... TO SPEAK AT UTRECHT. Alderman Wyles mentioned that an their President he had reeeived an invitation to the National Cattle Show and Exhibition of Technical Prodnets at Utrecht. and had been invited to 'peak on one or two matters of importance. Ile bad ...

... fot St speaks de phe district. BSB wey, would cost cate ery to the secretary of the NF. eg dg or ecientiic of feedmg and the study hastened the growth of farm animals, pigs; ‘as far as crops are com> the tractor has enabled’ us to most, two. three crops ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB. gUNDAY & RWCRF.ATION QUESTION DISCUSSED. An integrating debate took platy ea the T.M.C.A. on Tuesday evening, the sullied for discussion heing Dore England need more Sunday recreations and amusements?' Mr. M. Wide presided over ...

... SPEAKING HIS MIND, Isaac Hughes, a Longford miner, was sumrnonc,d for using threatening language at Longford cn January 31st, and wrote admit tin; he was spooking his mind to some countrymen.—A fine of 20i. was imposed. COVENTRY & DISTMCT. CORRESPONDENCE ...

... VILLA'S CHAIRMAN SPEAKS AT COVENTRY. MR. RLNDER AND THE C. AL N.W. LEAGUE. Amongst those present at the meeting of the C. and N.W. League held last evening, I and over which Hr. J. I. Roand welded, was Mr. F. W. Minder, representative of the Birmingham ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING A “ Wrstursstsr tics of Government has reached dows situation spondence with ell tion, but it is obviously closing & the felt. ob the m have bees Germany in iden ” Notes e: betwecn the British and the French have an fully like those which ...

... DEFENCE SPEAK OF POLITICAL SQUABBLE • DAVID SCOTT A PAWN IN THE GAME ' The final speeches of counsel were begun at the Old Bailey to-day in the trial of the three members of the National Minority Movement, Harry Pollitt, Dick Beech, and Thomas Robert ...

... FIGURES WHICH SPEAK Mr. T. Claridge (President), in reply, paid a tribute to the past officers of the society; they could not have had better officials. The society was inaugurated 70 years ago last August. It was started by a few gentlemen who used to ...

... MONUMENTS THAT SPEAK OF DUTY. The little knot of military ribbon on the tomb they aro gazing at will tell you that they are mourning a moldier ma or grandson, or both. little further a solitary austere tomb seems to mark the end of some big family. It ...

... SOME PLAIN SPEAKING Science has proved and the modern School of Physicians knows that illness is half illusion although seemingly real to the patient. li the patient could be induced to let go the thought of the illness and become positively actively ...

... COVENTRY SPEAKS TO PARIS. Bo far as the trunk work is concerned, the average delay to London is only a few sainutes during the bogy hours, and at other times practically • delay service can be Risen. This quick sermos to London also inekedes calls to ...