... STATE EXTRAVAGANCE. HENRY WILSON'S STRICTURES. Sir Henry Wilson, speaking h' a ''' ' near Oldham, Saturday, asked the 1 , Wo were rich enough to keep both ' r ' l ) ir« d the present Government. f ' those who thought wo were not *lO°ngh. Ho would like ...

... that'll's. Whoa ae rYturt.od he forst. her. and they Lved Istrether. Srytoint.r. 1917. she left haw. lee heierig had to speak to her .bout dnek.nir sad consorting salt men. H. found later the WIN hung ottlr Prima •t Old slayrnarkst, of •espondent \rune ...

... spectators. After securing a two goal advantage in the first quarter of an hour, the result was never in doubt, and, generally speaking, the Newcastle halves kept too tight a rein on a by no means brilliant visiting vanguard to permit of them ever becoming ...

... welcome appearance at the National Liberal Club next month. He has been invited to attend the fortnightly luncheon and to speak on current affairs. Mr. Harrison rejoined the Club just after the war. He had been a member many years foie, but retired when ...

... the vehicles. Criticised as have been the motor 'buses, they have had a field of wonderful utility, and have, generally speaking, proved an excellent auxiliary service. Letters have appeared in your columns within the last five months giving reasons ...

... collar- This bone. Give me a drop of brandy.” witness did, and deceased put his arm round neck and appeared to be going to speak ain, but did not do so. Dr. R. . McPherson, living at Cotswold, Cosham, who was summoned to the spot, found that death had ...

... domestic aed foreign oelicy of the and was rmennsihle for high prier.. high of and railway charge.. unemploywish M. W. H. Dean. speaking to been diverseefillly neglected. IN PRAISE OF BUILDING GUILDS. Mr. Sea* secretary of the local Building Guild. moved • ...

... Cardinal wishing for the success of tho Conference, anil much admires the terms which his Holiness, with first-hand knowledge, speaks of conditions in Eastern Europe. The. Premier says feels that so definite a pronouncement of the Pope favour of peace with ...

... My dear 44 Other, or putting in the name of the one to whom 01 .1 are writing. 4. Now try to think that you are about to speak to Y , mother, or friend, and just write out neatly what ''°4 would wish to tell her if you were haying a chat. a 5. Leave ...

... cricket lovers there is something ofsentiment in that moment which amass Gees a year when beers the am& of ball on bet. It speaks of the peat. full of happy memories. sod of the tutor% full of pleasing anticipations. _ - The occasica was the first of the ...

... outrage on she collector about midnight April three the train Cardiff lady’s direction of Avenue and to friendlv girl IVitu hear speak fare -had straio’s clerk however had bail said been IRISH BANK RAID Keys at Revoleera Point of Ireland by who took Urge money ...

... personalty WHITEFIELD’S SILENT GIRL Magistrates Send Her to Dr Barnardo’s Home Caroline Whitefield girl 11 years who would not speak in last Monday and not her sorrow although her that committed several one of £21 from on many occasion found police in various ...