... sore given to sufferer, from chilblains to rub the feet well with a mouse skin and roll the feet and mildew in hot embers'. Speaking at Mr J. W. former American Amin•.ndor it London. d,'lared hininelf opposed to the rnited Staten standing outside the diplomatic ...

... cockade of Hanover. dier servants of retired officer , era in mufti were put into dead of uniform (that is why a ant always speaks of his uniform his livery). but the cockade le- an the three cornered lug. and t went nut of fashion wan trans- the silk hat ...

... decided to go down. This proved both interesting and educative. We were taken through the workings by one of the guides, who. speaking with a good Yorkshire accent, explained all the duties of miners. Here and there along the workings life-like figures of ...

... Sensational Escapes from Prisrip. Fiction, of mimic, is to be found in abundance, and the following names may be left to speak for themselves: —P. G. F. Britten Austin, Stacy Ann l ier, Denis Mackail, William Caine and E. Phillips Oppenheim. _ „. ...

... the Foreign Missions Committee• prepare an allocation and report to the Presbytery. Signor Mussolini, the Italian Premier. speaking in the Chamber, which gave him a vote of confidence, said that Europe was suffering from potential distorhanis, that might ...

... FreeMonest 'Winced *RR anneal. Cnarg. moderate. no no - KINNAIRD ERECT . Howe Address Mr Adamson. Sometime. for Seethed. speaking at Lauder at n banquet in hawse of Lord Provost Sleigh. commented on the value of individual enterprise and achieee. rnent ...

... great fight for the retention of his home before the local authority secured his eviction. M. Herriot, the Fre n Premier, speaking at Luxembourg, said it would be an immense honour for him if he could think his country was led by him into the paths of ...

... become a matter for the iepresentatives of the citizens to determine what was to become of the organisation. The Chairman, speaking to the relem•t, mid he would like to make a remark in regard to the want of vision that had referred to by the secretary ...

... are underpaid. On the other halal. legal opinion has just stated that the effect of the recent decisions it: that, broadly speaking, every Post Office or Civil Servant who yolnteered for active service. and enlisted, is entitled to claim as part of his ...

... Magazine, which makes its first appearance this month. has been most skilfully prepared for the rising generation. broadly speaking. and for boys in particular—boys at that awkward age between the time they leave school and become grown-up men. The Crusoe ...

... law in the full sense of the term. On the other hand, its actual contribution to the body of legal doctrine is in English-speaking countries relatively small. In spite of the vast of new statutory rules, there has been comparatively little interference ...

... who had been missing in the Isle of Jura for about • fortnight, has been recovered, having been washed tip by the tide. Speaking at Glasgow, Mr Wheatley, Minister of Health, dealt with the difficulty of ascertaining bed-rack prices for constructing houses ...