... iron or pewter, but sometimes atf silver or gold. The helmet of this atone warrior looke massive and heavy; but, generally speaking, the old-time Chinese armourer devoted hie attention to making the hes.d-piece monstrous and terrifying rather than protective ...

... from his bookcase three volume? which he remembered having lent to a friend a year so ago. remarked to his wiie that would speak about it the first time that he met his friend the city On arriving at business on Monday the owner was agreeably surprise' ...

... effort to model themselves upon some j other person whom they admire or I envy. They copy her style of dress, her way of speaking and her expression, without stopping to wonder whether these things suit their own particular type. For a fair, fluffy girl ...

... it was brought by Mrs Hayes' daughter, as the latter witness was engaged in conversation, but stated that as he wanted to speak to Mrs Hayes would go to her and pay her, instead of the daughter. Mrs Ethel Butt, of Portishead, said the police did not look ...

... Preacher. a.m. and p.m.: Rev. A. EVANS (From Ynnnanfn. We-t China), CAMBRIDGE STUDENT will Speak the Morning Service. NEXT, 7.30 p.m. UNITED MISSIONARY MEETING. Speaks: Rev. F. B. TURNER (North China) and Prin-ipal CHAPMAN (of Wenchow). _ BETHESDA, ALMA ROAD ...

... necessities 3the ward. On the Council he had carried jout his duties in most conscientious manner, and wa3 never afraid to speak his mind either in tha Council or on committees Alderman Moore continuing, said he under stood that the Labour Party would ...

... 'Grieg) for- Pianoforte and Orchestra on Organ). Solo Pianoforte: Organ: HERBERT PARSONS. W. S. YOUNG. Rev. S. SKELHORN will Speak. Silver Collection. rj ...

... a few notice, yesterday, in order to Putise for her husband, who, suffering frorc. the after-effects of chill, was unable speak at the South-Western Regional National baying* Comt-m-je, held the capital of Devon. xhe delegates charmed with Mrs fcnowden's ...

... PUBLIC MEETING. Chairman: H. L. TAYLOR, Esq. (President, Bristol Association). The Revs. B J. GIBBON and C. S. EUDGE Will Speak. L. TOMORROW (SUNDAY, October 2, At 11.0 and 6.30. Rev. H. C. MANDER, TUESDAY EVENING, at 7.30. Prayer and Praise 9ervice. ...

... magistrates in this sense. Probation. As regards suggestions for dealing witH persons brought bofore the court, broadly! speaking, except for trivial offences fine may be the appropriate remedy,, main choice lies between placing the child, young person ...

... hardly know how to get through each day as it comes. They must find like work of some kind to till in the time. Wives who speak in this way are not home-makers. A true homemaker counts her blessings in having a good home and a loving husband. and in return ...

... Maternity Hospital was held at the Mansion House yesterday, and was addressed by Dr. Margaret Emslie. Sir Thomas Inskip, speaking at Glasgow last night, referred to the Empire Marketing Board as a bright feature in industry. Following an accident in ...