... not flowers one of the most eloquent words by which Ho speaks to us? I can't think anyone who loves flowers is wholly had. Even the most hardened ruffian who: would sell bread (metaphorically speaking) has some good in him. One of the most coveted jobs which ...

... MLENI WIFE SS, VE SEE Fill Nas er amazi domestic life for four years under the same roof as her husband without speaking to him. Of late she has not even seen him, only maintaining tions by means of letters through their respective solicitors, ...

... Marricd woman named Southworth found with her throat ent, in her house’ in Pig-street. Southport, afternoon. to British Cotton Speaking Sir Wm. Barton, As: ociation, to-day, said he was astonished private dinner party had been construed e@ capitalist ewcret ...

... NOT BEFORE 192 Sir George Younger and a General Election. Sir George Younger, M.P. . speaking at the committee on the Representation ©! { the People said that the present Parliament was elected to car Bill, to-day, out a programme of recon- struction ...

... severe 's. In returning a verdict of accidental death the Coroner said that boylike the deceased had LORD READING'S VISIT. o Speak on the League ot Lord Reading has arr: ed to visit Manches-| | r to address tne Ch am hey r of Commerce on e League of Nations ...

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... had carried in two or thre ears. Mr. Lloyd George al: to the Paris resolu- said he rem: Mr. uith in the House of Commons speaking of two special on anti-dumping making a ri Mr. Asquith said confidenti- ally to the House of Commons, “Tuese are Mr. unciman’s ...

... dock, charged with loitering suspioiouely at the railway station. Presently the magistrate said sternly: . . . . you tried to speak to her at the railway station. It was a mistake, pleaded the accuaed, 1 was looking for my mother's young cousin, whom ...

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... divisions and wrangles in the political contests of this country for many years. So said Mr. J. R. Clynes, MV., who was speaking on Saturday at a Labour conference in London to consider the question of securing the publio ownership and control of the ...

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