... ArsLrrtes . . The question of the formation of an Old tlaytonians' Athletic Club was next discussed. Mr. F. E. Weeks speaking strongly in favour of its formation. It was decided to form an athletic club, and a committee was duly elected. The formation ...

... long overdue action of the local Education Committee in applying for power to disuise emptied female teachers. Justice speaks of much hardship being caused to these unnecessary females is oar schools if they are dismissed. I have yet to meet the ...

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... THE LICENSING 1111 L. In the nous. of on Friday. Ms, liaoqttieten. speaking on the Bill. siddl When an apostle of temperance and same bee of the trade both went lobby. it was time that the Bi man in the street looked after (laughter) . There was no ...

... Party, and if he was fifth or sixth in the Party's nominees, he would loyally support the men who were nominated to stand. In speaking of the employees of the Council, ha *aid he would like to see some coordination between them and the Committees under which ...

... went to live in Oxford with Dr. isidt..rwards Henry) Arland, Begins Professor of Medicine. and Mrs. Arland, whom she nerd to speak in terms of deep affection. There she met her future husband. Mr. George Griffith. eiterwarde the first Science Master Harrow ...

... have outlined Ireland would control:every nerve ' fibre of her national existence; she would Next Next Nen , Tues. It Wed.—speak her own language and make her ' own religious life; *be would have corn- The CORSICAN BROTHERS plete power over taxation and ...

... s, who are about to chow the above picture, are desirous of engaging the services of Jutland survivors who are willing to speak to the film when it is being exhibited. As proprietors of the picture in question, we are prepared to make a'register of all ...

... would be opened, and much additional labour made for men and women and employees at cinemas, railways, and on motor 'buses. Speaking generally, the law of the land condemns Sunday trading, and epeea toe against Sunday labour. thus recovilaiag the need for ...

... Hinman asked if Bridle-road, Eastcote, wits one of the roads for which application had been made. Councillor Smith said, speaking from memory, he thought not. The cost would have been prohibitive, and only per cent, of it would tie provided by the flovernment ...

... expenditure. Nature has given us two eare, two eyes, and but one tongue, to the end we should hear and see more than we speak. Thus saith Socrates of ancient Athens. And, like Socrates of narrow, I have heard and have seen with satisfaction that the ...

... Cynthia expressed her pleasure at being present and said Mr. efo.ley was unable to attend owing to a leog-standing engagement to speak at • League of Nations meeting in Suffolk. Ile sent his i beet wishes fur Christmas and the New Year, and he hoped they would ...