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... d _ ore recently the R.A.C. has been carrying out slar trial on a Rolls-Royce. Of the first : fried it is now possible to speak with certainty issue o f t h e A.A. official report, followtriLain ins pection by the Press of the disted parts of the Sunbeam ...
... in the Trade Press warning exhibitors against selling their theatres and tying themselves up with long term contracts. They speak of a great peril impending over the heads of the exhibitors. Just what the peril consists of is not specified, but similar ...
... eliminating rail delays, relieving the railways of at any rate Auch short distance traffic and snapping of fingers, so to speak at the prospect of increases in railage rates. Indeed so far have they gone into the matter at the Mersey port that there is ...
... ti small preparatory sobool.-11 Dennington-pk.- read, West Hampstead • LINGLISH taught by an Englishman to foreigners LI speaking French. also French and Tamil South Indian dialect, latter indispensable to tea & rubber planters and missionaries; terms ...
... sell it. 41, That is not quite true, although it reveals a certain truth. (IL The truth is that manufacturers, generally speaking, become so absorbed in purely technical interests that they tend to lose sight of the big meaning o'f advertising salesmanship ...
... centenary also occun this New Year, has inspired the spirit of Irish Nationalism with his immortal ballad of Who fears to speak of Ninety-Eight? But it is Dr. Drennan whom Ireland's best patriots shoald invoke to-day—Dr. Drennan. with his impassioned ...
... p r : n d, medium height, dark and jolly, 22-26, R.C. 'erred. (ion.) 1 40 _refich Gentleman (London, E.C.), 31, sft. Bin., speaks little English, lonely, would like to lady, 20-25, who wishes to learn French. exchanged. (loth.) ...
... contributor to the ton, c l ear ly has the gift of saying the right in g off for the Trade Press, said that the Evening News, speaking for the lay Press, at the right time in the right way. One Fox personnel had always m a d e themselves said that he was deeply ...
... Now, then, sir, let's have it all over again. I want you, said the London matt, drawing him away to a sheeted truck, and speaking with great distinctness, to take a message for me up to the Vicarage. Here's a question I've very often considered to ...
... lam time previous, however, he had been drifting from the Church. for those of Luther. Both men stepped out of the ruck ana speaking on the Labour question and writing on tendencies pioneered ahead. To-day we are called en to advance much toward Socialism ...
... (steels) his own knives. Why are fowls fashionable birds l—Because they appear dressed for dinner. What has a tongue but cannot speak boot. ...
... through the instrumentality of the kinema. Perhaps the remark the most often repeated by members of the general public when speaking on kinema questions is: Oh, I must tell you how interested I always am to see the 'l'athe Gazette '—my only criticism is ...