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... of Lord Mayor to help old Bristol on Through another year, with right and duty done. F or fair and honest dealing he will speak the word, Reviving peaceful industry—no more sword A s Chief Magistrate he's in his proper station. Not lacking sympathy ...
... The Committee say, on ally e fi Stmg of scale gener- recomm end that the ma,'mum given the rates for widows and children Speaking with regard to the Mercantile Marine, tne Committee say the question of pen sions for officers of the Mercantile Marine so ...
... his best to further Irish propaganda from his point of view. VALERA. ■ Two or three times the question was put to whilst speaking. What about Ireland What are you going to do with Ireland? My reply always was that England is quite prepared to give Ireland ...
... Press. PARTNERS. TRAVELLERS. AGENTS. TEA TPA\ Wanted, for North and South Wales, to call Farmers and others. Must be Welsh speaking Welshmen good standing, with keen business abilities, and anxious succeed. An advantage if able to ride motor cjcle.—Write ...
... of the ego (spirit), wlv.reby it manifests on the material plane. The sub conscious is one of the connecting links, so to speak, between spirit and body. It can act independently of the body during natural slot-.p, trance, hypnotic sleep. attends, to ...
... n Council th bod representative of the teaching profession Frank Roscoe. Secretary of the Teachers Registration Council, speaking to the resolu tion, said that the report of the Whitley Com issued March, 1917, attracted great attention. The great difficulty ...
... re-set.ting of many things we need a reconsideration and renewal of national and social life in the spirit of Jesus Christ. '(Speak to Him thou for He hears, and Spirit with Spirit can meet, Closer is than breathing, and nearer than hands and feet, And the ...
... Discover Why .should we paint angles instead Of TruM' a the wav her , consciously, demonstrably, a , se,lse Perception, but *hj speak about the matter darkened f h ■L* i i ,rS ng'bly grasp Ether, for defies all five sense perc-otions, vet the intelligence ...
... EDUCATION PROBLEMS MORE SECONDARY SCHOOLS WANTED. VIEWS OF H- A. L. FISHER Speaking yesterday at the meeting of the Incorporated Association of Assistant Masters secondary .Schools, held London, Mr H. A. L. Kisher, President of the Board Education, said ...
... while to give myself to this ' work? And my answer s , 'Emphatically worth while.' The work is a great work, and come back to speak it with faithfulness and pride. -—SIH ANDREW FRASER..Iate Lieutenant-Governor cf Bengal. Generous contributions are askecTfor ...
... WORLD ALLIANCE. GERMANT SAFER INSIDE THE LEAGUE. Lord Robert Cecil, speaking Leeds met night, said should b e fools we did not recognise the fact that every nation dependent upon every other nation. must aim at world alliance between all peoples. may ...
... are to built? In this connection the remarks of Mr A. Paterson, of the Ministry of Labour, to-day are not without interest. Speaking at a Conference the Incorporated Association Head-masters, to-day, on scheme for an Employment Bureau for boys leaving secondary ...