... Itreviiy is also essential ensure consideration. RESTRICTION OF RENTS ACT. Sir.—Mr G. Lawrance strikes a true note when he speaks of the well-intentioned but unwise legislation in the restriction of rents. is fact that only the lower middle class suffer ...

... Council, which was followed by afternoon meeting of the Committee of Imperial Defence. Mr Churchill will thus be in position to speak in the name of the Government when he discusses the question of the . allocation the receipts from Germany resulting from Allied ...

... journey down the Nile Uganda, both regards time and money. The lecturer gave a graphic description of a ]ournev down the Nile, speaking in interesting fashion of the difficulties overcome on the way. the customs of the people and the habits of the wild creatures ...

... that inasmuch the conditions remain unfulfilled, the first stage of the withdrawal has been altogether forfeited. Broadly speaking, the British desire to leave at the earliest possible date, but is, perhaps, not unfair conjecture that the French would ...

... political and social events, and had always tried to associate himself with everything that was for the betterment of the people. Speaking of his early struggles. Mr Pcrrett said \ was. years ago when he walked into Bristol from Devizes.. was a and started work ...

... £31,000,000 STILE TO BE SPENT. Money Provided by Road Fund. Colonel Wilfrid Ashley. M-P., Minister of Transport, speaking last night at Rmgwood, said that the administration of the road fund was a matter of no light responsibility. For the current financial ...

... custody. Accused cross-examined witness at some length a meeting in the middle November at the Town Hall he asked you heard speak and in that speech I urged men to take the Town Hall by foree Witness: You told them to mass together Lord Mayor and to demand ...

... There was a single stone diamond ring in the window marked and asked see this ring. Cooper was hy the window, and after speaking to him witness took the ring trom the window and showed it to the prisoner. The man asked severs] questions about tbe stone ...

... of Saint Mares reit! went, and the boy, seated on hurse and unharmed, was left alone. In that terrible moment, he said, speaking of It afterwards, I remembered nothing excipt that I had been told not to flinch aad siways to hold my standard upright ...

... the soap boilers last summer because there was no market for it. Sir Philip Proctor may be depended upon to know whereof he speaks. He was Director of Supplies at the Ministry of Food during the war, and when he deliberately says that the high prices that ...

... The operator simply gives the call-letters of the station or stations--for he can speak to a dozen at the same time —that he wants, and in a few moments he is speaking or Morsing to them. Jn America, where train robbers and high waymen are by no means ...

... see. were told only what the Bolsheviks desired them to heat, and were obviously misled. Increased Confidence and Prestige. Speaking of the results of what he called this wonderful election, Colonel Gibbs remarked had been one of the greatest landmarks ...