... services of Mr. T. E. Moody (hall secretary). The health of the Chairman was received with enthusiasm, and upon rising to speak, the Rev. P. M. Etherington was accorded a great ovation, the audienoe . singing For he's a jolly good fellow, and giving ...

... er, whose sincerity is very apparent, calls attention to the fact that visits to the war graves appear to falling off. He speaks with the authority of one who has visited those cemeteries, forever England, and the tribute he pays to the r upkeep, and ...

... Hold me, Mamma.' Pritchett was lying on the floor of the office, huddled up, and blood was pouring from his head. He did not speak all. The inquest was adjourned. ...

... proceedings that afternoon, as they always were, and always should be, things connected with Boy Scouts. Proceeding, the Dean, speaking from the point of view of a neighbour the parish, said he had been given opportunities of hearing good deal about the Scouts ...

... the town of Liskeard. The poor people and indeed everyone spoke in the terms of the doctor's work. . Mrs. Medley Collings, speaking on behalf of the Cuardians. who represent liskeard borough, said thee were no words which woti.ii be able to cypress the ...

... excellent and amiable manner in which they organised and conducted the children’s annual Christmas entertainment, the event speaking of hard study and patient work. The infants delighted everyone by the excellent way in which they sang, especially Christie ...

... substantial measure of safeguarding against unfair competition has been accorded to a variety of industries, and, roughly speaking, one-fifth of the manufactured : goods imported in 1924. have become ]iable to Customs duties as result ! the legislation ...

... that the esti.nated total product' is 517,000 tons in of that of 1924 Most of the crop in 60411 and good condition, and. speaking, thetultera are enuad, 'though in some districts, notably in the Midlands and South-tuAerti counties, there fair amount ...

... room. Mrs. Brown was then sitting a chair near the middle door of tho room, and had a box of matches her hand. She did not speak. Witness was out for half an hour, and on returning passed the front room window. She saw the room sm ?ke. and shouted for ...

... is the reason why doctors recommend it in cases where an energy-giving food is vitally needed. Horlick’s is so light, so to speak, so gentle, so soothing, that it is retained where other foods are rejected. Perhaps the greatest good which Horlick’s does ...

... leading shoots which aims at the production of more laterals or spurs to extend the fruiting area of the tree. Generally speaking, in hush spur bearers each main branch should be cultivated as a cordon. RUCTIONS IN THB KITCHEN—Bwarms of Beetles. Nothing ...

... if his own personal vision is exceeded. Surely this is the supreme achievement of old age ? Of South Kensington we must not speak here although the story is interesting enough. If anyone had told Prebendary Denison in his younger days that he would come ...