... moderator of Presbytery for the ensuing six months. In his absence, Rev. P. A. Andrew continned in the chair. Mr Clynes. speaking at Manchester, said that Labour was no enemy of healthy and necessary private enterprise. A huge minefield has been located ...

... virtues and none of the vines of the cockatoos proper. Good-maimed. screeching but little. cleanly. with a soft note when speaking, it mak, it cant delightful pet, and is preferred by many to the par.. rot. It is easily acclimatised, and breeds freely ...

... Tempers, he remarked. were' lost on several occasions, and the competition to speak so very keen, that if there was a 'mint 20 or 2-5 men were on their feet at one time wishing to speak. Mr Littlejohn jocularly remarked that that meant that the Town Council ...

... was begun on Tuesday. Roy fiuvinq.. Certifientes. •) per cent. Profit in T,•n Years. frve of Income Tax. Sir John Simms. speaking in London. said the shock the Libernt party hnd sustained hail not been n death-blow but s sort of shock which revived the ...

... solid gold, awl LS to fls We refrain from making exaggerated claims about our new selling policy of lower prices We shall not speak about prices, gigantic reducti nor shall we ask ou to liekve we ' retail at wholesale p• vatiy Ammo things happen in liminess ...

... Crovernment were very anxious that tho Wembley Exhibition abould be kept open for nnnther year. Herriot, the French Premier, speaking at Rodeo (Aveyron), defended Government's foreign policy. He said that they had declared peace to the nations. If that was ...

... 2 a.m. The countinz of the Forfarshire and Montrose Burghs votes was postponed until the day alter the poll. Mr Baldwin. speaking at Cardig. sa .1 Labour leaders forgot that the joint-sus k system had taken us far away from tile system of our grandfathers ...

... charge and by members of the public deserves hearty rissignition. The general tone of the school is healthy and pleasant. Speaking to the report the President said it was gratifying to learn that there had so many d luring the year. Ile had never ',ell ...

... nest ranks with that of the chaffinch an being tttong the most beautiful and artistic in bird architecture. but generally speaking. the bramblings arrive here in varying numbers towards the end of September and depart during March and April. They are worthy ...

... fortnight, ate repay fortnight; Its repay IS!. fortnight. ROBERT LEVINSON, Mr E. L. Wood. Minister Agri. ture and Fisheries, speaking in Lllllllllll at a meeting of the Agricultural Board. said the fundamental member was that they were a common business, ...

... agreement should be terminated at the earliest possible date. They are also in favour of the Triple Alliance being revived, Speaking at filn-gow, 11r John Wheatle,. M.P.. Minister of flealth, said he could assure the Press that he knew nothjag about a General ...

... indefensible hut a cowardly resource Those who cannot respect the spirit of Tennyson's referents• to this hind where • man may speak the things he will mutt OXltert to find public sympathy alienated from them . Wl:watts (on.itkrahle satisfaction was v. 2.441 ...