... gaunt spectra of unemployment flouts t..e effort every political necromancer who would weave spell for its disappearance. dare speak of England's own home circles though wero basking in the sunlight tor which we pray? A sheer niateridlii.ni, blunt and i patent ...

... keenly concerned In regard to railway companies general basis for third-class ordinary has been to lid mile first-class mile speaking represents reduction on ruling since August 6th 1920 and will bring them to 50 per cent above the pre-war basis instead of ...

... had a considerable amount of defensive work to do. and Mnnro and his hacks made few mistakes, but the forwards, generally speaking, were well held by the home halves and backs. . . . -- Eleat — itaveiiirow the lead, but Seaton Delays] soon equalised, Beckham ...

... Robert Sanders, represent Bridgwater, becomes the new Minister Agriculture. Mr. George Lambert, thi member for Sou.tlm>oltorn, speaks for th ...

... think there is room for improvement. Complaints about insurance are usually confined to minor matters—the pinpricks, so to speak. And whilst we are on the subject of insurance, is it not time we began to see a reduction of premiums? 4 c.. t. v r ':•' ‘ ...

... Wilkin said —When one leaves impression upon you each lime you hear him speak, must have either a striking personality or a distinctive message. Dr Macdonald had both. first heard him speak at a great Church Defence meeting, at which, when a young man, acted ...

... parisites of society. There was the temple of formal religion of no-meaning ceremony and dull service: prayer said a parrot speaks, and there were duties performed as irksome things. There was the temple of qualified religion—a religion which touched only ...

... Burnham Scale of Salaries cannot with honour be disturbed till 11125. The branch denies the right of National Union Teachers to speak for the association, and points out that the National Union does not represent the whole profession, as three-quarters of its ...

... Leireitershire, makes amusing reference to his maiden speech on the importation of cattle. He says: 1 bad no intention of speaking, but about 9 p.m. Colonel Elliott moved the rejec•tion of a clause in the Bill which gave the Minister of Agriculture power ...

... entril Lord K..e.V.0. cis. will appeal t.a hee other to bring it down from 5 to 3 per .or at the •• ferinllP.lll cent., and it speaks well for the market 12.11 pAzt-Prnfmmr W. C. Tower. Ameeless that it has stood the strain of such move. commercial Attarbe ...

... pretended that the staff Ellis Island was ** tickled to death ” by the British inspection, and Mr. Davis, who is politician, speaking before the New York Advertising Club after the visit had terminated, declared that the protest against illtreatment at Ellis ...

... employees on whose loyal co-operation it may rely with every assurance. MANAGERS' HOPES. UFFECT ON THE HOUSEHOLD BUDGET. Speaking on the subject this morning, Mr. Felix J. C. Pole, the wellknown manager of t►he Great Western Group, told the Pall Mall ...