... mak e of himself, too, if he could.—Haz- T-here is better itjiing than the great man who is always speaking, and that is, the great man who- only speaks when has a great word to say.—William Winter. Ihe greatest obstacle to being heroic is the doubt whether ...

... great credit. They Rovers. For some mi mu tee Streets was on tenter- were beaten by Elliott and when the nooks. Generally speaking, though, the visitors’ centre shot a lively scrimmage took place, but front line was superior the home depart- t^e ksll was ...

... al o^• - Per share, together with of 2s. 6d. per share, making bs. 6a. per share for the half-year, or 45 1-3 p.c. p.a. Speaking at Aberrynon, Mr. William Brace. M.P., pecsTdent the South Wales Miners, declared that the (lOvernmeTW, were against the ...

... can’t glut woman with, it’s silk stockings. Hooks and eye* were invented by the devil for men’s undoing. Woman’s dress should speak to the world with a whisper There far more siubtlety black stockings than in any otliers. -s It isn’t so much, what you put ...

... glut a woman with, it’s silk stockings. Hooks and eyes were invented by the devil for men’s undoing. Woman’s dress should speak to the world with whisper Their© far more black stockings than any otliers. It isn’t much what you put bow you put it on. Thank ...

... comfortably placed than another as result of the agreements made, although that point did occasionally crop up, but, generally speaking. were based on the po : nt s that it was absolutely essential improve the conditions the vast majority the workers of the ...

... point of view of the general public, the most interesting featurh the present situation is its reaction on the wild men.” was speaking yesterday to a man in the councils of the Labour Party, who greatl- opposed direct action, and his view was that such polls ...

... opinion were euch to make it a hopeless task for the full conference, where over nations were represented, the delegates speaking different languages, hammer out the detail* necessary to arrive at an agreement. Therefore, after the general discussion ...

... divi. la. 6d. per share, together with a 2«. 6d. per share, making 6a. 6d. per ahare tor the half-year, or 45 1-3 p.c. p.a. Speaking Aberrynea, Mr, William Brace. M.P.* president (be South Warns Miners, declared that the Government were againat the nationalist ...

... Lane, McGinn, Qumn. Central League. NORTH END RESERVE ▼. BLACKPOOL RESERVE North End (acleo.«d from).—WbaJLey ; Great or ex. Speak; Lees, Mercer, Gillow; Clifton, Roabotham, Singieton, Hoekar, Green, and Holland. Blackpood Res.—Jacklin; Bainbridge, Jones; ...

... themselves for re-employment not later than January lOth, 1920. No victimis'ation slwll take place cither sice. Mr. J. H. Thomas, speaking at Derby last niirht. alluded to the moulderv’ dispute, and said both the countr and the employers would bo wise to recognise ...

... games have decided out 240 4.0 rmaf* per ther ...