... to learn French, German, and English. English I began with an English teacher while I was in Germany, and I thought I could speak very well. When eventually I arrived at Victoria I concluded I knew nothing about it at all. Dr. Norrgren told me that on ...

... further deellne, Is Nato of trade throughout the gauntry, are 'UM to sheer a substantial fall. STOCK EXCHANGE YEAR. Generally speaking, the year on the Stock Exchange has been a good one so far as price movements are concerned, and at times considerable activity ...

... Morley is • patient student of Life, he is also critic and a man of letters. In literature, too, he favours English books. He speaks of Andre Gido and Marcel Proust and other French writers of high fashion, but one can that Conrad holds the place boson r ...

... are apt to play To those clubs wo o have cautiously. an easy draw the effect should not be pr nounced, but. generally speaking. this should be a happy hew Year's bey toy tae who are forced to set a hiher chancelvaue of, in League points! than on the ...

... things British, Mr. Hearst to-day, on th.o front page of all his papers through. out America, appeals fur the English! speaking nations of the world to join in the maintenance of peace. Mr. Hearst violently opposes the !League of Nations as a phantom ...

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... the Home Base. A series of midday meetings. at which Bishop G. H. Lander. Bishop Ward, and Dr. F. B Meyer and others will speak , h a s I been arranged for Central London. 36 DIRECTORSHIPS. One of London's busiest men, Mr. J. E. Widgery, has died, age ...

... EX-OFFICER. —Age 82, married. Urgently desires poet at home or abroad. Travelled. British and Contioental commercial exportence. Speaks and writes French fluently. Has also practical knowledg e of social work. —Lis. 11j. JOB URGENTLY REQUlRED.—Adminiatramice ...

... Chairman of the London County Council, speaking as a motorist and a pedestrian, said: I have no fault wha carry out duties in a civil and courteous way. Cases of impoliteness of which the Commissioner speaks are, I feel sure, few and far between. ...

... recorded a verdict el - Death from natural causes. THE SQUARE DEAL. The Rev. J. Trevor Lewes, Rural Dean of Northampton, speaking at a service for men at Northampton, said there was not a body of employees in the country who, as a whole, could say, ...

... CRITICISMS. Mr. J. R. Clynea, M.P., last night defended the position of rich men who throw in their lot with the Labour Party. Speaking at a concert of massed Labour choirs at the Municipal Hall, Tottenham, he said: The duty of a rich Socialist Is to make ...

... from the embarrassment resulting from the use of ordinary hearing aids. It is practically invisible. It is not necessary to speak directly into the transmitter and the wearer is not required to seek a point of vantage. On no account should you miss this ...