... SPEAKING WITH WOMEN. Private Nash said he was in Carnoustie with Woodhouse the evening before the tragedy, when two young women, with whom they had been speaking, left them to join Wood and Private Tucker. Woodhouse did not appear to be unduly annoyed ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Question of Notts. Farm for Experimental Purposes. An outspoken complaint was made at Notts. Education Commute meeting yesterday by Hr. H. Heath, when he presented report from the Agricultural Education Sub-committee to the effect that ...

... Speaking for Themselves. A speaking competition was then held. Miss P. K. tloulding opened. and told us , why idle was an imp. Miss 3: Robin* followed with a very able speeen on the Betting Tax, of which he was in farour. MiSS M. E. Field. in one of ...

... BEVAN SPEAKS. Desire to Come to Grips with Grave Charges.** * NO DISHONOURABLE ACT.* aid Lm Bm., in staunuot Reuter's correepcaytestjays h. Wt Mgat the request of ai* wife, who hod tint wamttt would tor hi* am* fcb* toUowjßg and tonto his to qwm tor tto ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. TORIES AND THE TENANCY BILL. PEERS DEFIED. There was plain, but not violent, speaking when the Commons gave the Lords a piece of their mind interference with the Landlord Tenant Bill, during the last full working day of a protracted session ...

... Plain Speaking. Buch a policy would not lose us a single atom prestige. “Seventv thousand men in Mesopotamia! Why, that is enough *d .■onguer naif Asia! If I had had 0,000 men instead my paltry 13,v00 nettling bat the Block Sea would have stopped me ...

... THE MEMBER SPEAKS. Mr. Brussel expressed pleasure at the opportunity of meeting the executive of the l'eterborough branch of the National Union. Ile was well aware that it wa s a nem-political body, including members of all political parties in the State ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING. Address to Rotarians at Derby. At the weekly meeting of the Derby P.olary C|ab. held the Aseembly Rooms, on Monday last. Mr. Gerard H. Smith gave an instructive address on the art of public speaking. Although Mr. Smith disclaimed any ...

... FIGURES THAT SPEAK. That Municipal Socialism really does mean a heavier burden on the ratepayers is shown by the following table' of areas in London boroughs for the! year ending March 31. 1928. Rates In the I. I. d. (Lab. Sloe.) 0 o 22 4 le 10 Is Si ...

... KING SPEAKS TO H{S T~ THE NEW ‘SPIRIT OF EMPIRE* The Estate/* 1 .4’ • AFFECTION 'GAINED BY 'SHARING- WOttK. •» »■»>»» - beorge on® ngnincßni M*gnille«ntl”Mhtitoadon th* royal dait, opomd tha Exhibition in tho followino ipeoeh:— '* Our heartiest cong ...

... AUSTRALIA SPEAKING. On Sunday evening 2 FC, the Sydney broadcasting station, is again transmitting on a short wave-length a special programme, which the 8.8. C. hopes to be able to relay. The transmission will take place from 5.45 to 6.45 p.m. and will ...

... Plain Speaking. He: My people are bobbering me marry Miss Hayford. She: You'd be lucky If you did, she's very clever and beautiful. lie: Oh, I don't want to marry brain - and beauty—l want to marry you amm0imum0mmiiimin.., , ...