... opposed publicity, add on the previous day had refused to speak a word to the visiting doctor the belief that lie was reporter. He is not quite rational,” added the deetor, and is very feeble. If you speak him you will upset him ; lie docs not want to see anybody ...

... (Laughter.) He suggested that governors should have a minimum of educational qualifications mot inferior to that of th© teacher. Speaking Whitley Councils, Mr. F. Roscoe, secretary of the Teachers’ Registration Council, said that the difficulty of plying the ...

... lecture will be given by Lieut.- Colonel Fisher, general secretary of the League of Nations Union, on January 6, 1.20. will speak “The Spirit of the League of Nations.” Conferences are held every Thursday, at 8 p.m., in St. Paul’s Rectory, on the subject ...

... Mi’. Asquith entered the field in support Sic .Tdlm Simon, and this was followed annouheement that Mra. Lloyd George would speak behalf of Colonel Valley, the most important byelection recent years, has been won by Labour, with Sir John. Simon, tho Independent ...

... could tell his voice was terribly upset.) And I have simply called with the object of telling her—and you—that not intention speak with see her again. That's all.” And was walking down the steps! I couldn’t help it. I flew out, flashed past the prre. and ...

... has returned to his native country with more vigour than ever. He is conducting an exhaustive tour, and is oral on need to speak at over 100 towns in Italy. Ho has already preadied bis new doctrine Genoa and Turin since his return from England.—Central ...

... purposes the Church Assembly, be reduced to the dimensions of a sect. In “the measures which it puis before Parliament, will it speak with the outlook of a sect? For the men whom it sends as representatives to the Church Assembly, will it vote with the temper ...

... bit God’s thought. They could realise more than ever nowadays that behind the glory of the world man heard the voice God speaking to him in language which he bad partly learned understand. All through the ages man had striven for some such revelation ...

... reduction of average rate, plus 385., can take place until after September next. Permanent standard rates show, generally speaking, an increase of 100 per cent, on average pre-war rates respective grades. Men doing the same work will receive Ihe same pay ...

... trouble ■vrlhoh have to f-ae>e is of sentimental order. The national sent;ment on the question Fiume, which, economically speaking, is only a sunaM matter, is a sort of symbol .indicating that the war was not waged in vain. must always remembered that ...

... CC0. After expressly disclaiming that nju - sented the British or any other ;, and - emphasising the fac-l that was rnenly speaking his personal views, Sir Georg, nufolded his plan. This for an international is-.w, guaranteed to principal an ...

... poll. Mr. Tom Myers, the successful candidate, had been before the constituency for over a year. Sir John only dashed in, to speak, three or four weeks before the election. I learn, by the way, that the great K.C. by no means disheartened by the result, ...