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... of tho Freedom Aetociation TISCOUNT Brentford former Home Secretary and for 15 years chairman the Automobile Association speaking on the prospects o f motoring community 1930 says: will be momentous year for motor i s t s House of Lords has passed through ...
... found that he no longer had to make the slightest apology for being what be was. Mr. W. K. Stanton. of Wellington College, speaking of the slackness of modern youth. said they were up against a very insidious disease among young people—the disease that ...
... Poor the same characteristics of and devotion distinguished him typical Lancashire man making attempt at oratory trenchant speaking hut practical all times and endowed with stock common-sense The appreciation which the 'ounei and Board Gua'dians was held ...
... his bodj Further, doubted ver snj right pledges whe pledges. Christian *' The Wide, 14 i within ant value nothi never have Speaking the open Budding Hill, J.P Society, making in in any spirit thrift sought organ isftt the 8oc» people amounting LDOUQ3O >hip ...
... Meins lock the Post Office Bank who since entered service 42 years ago lived last To-morrow enters a well-earned retirement Speaking When I started as a in April 1887 was over million depositors Now sum has between millions and millions our business own ...
... shows interest in the arrival of the giant Italian borer Primo Camera, on the steamship iterengaria. to-day. Clirnera himself speaks no Engbah, hut his manager. Leon See. and Walter Friedman said they brought him to America to train They did not specify who ...
... • animals. —A. W I LLI A MS. CIIVRCWS SILENCE. I . t . i, a . well-known fact that the ati;;;;;;iial — pa . per, and speak■ its mind without fear or favour; and this policy is truly exemplified in the brilliant denunciation of the cruelties of stag ...
... Labour Woneo'i ten members appointed local Labour Party were : F. Boocock, T. Caraon. iLaughlin, R. Shackleton, on, D. J. Speak, man wjth an summoned the for leaving horse ai» ...
... MUSICAL FESTIVALS. PERHICIOUS IHSTITUTIOHS, SAYS MR. R. J. FORBES. Mr. Christopher Stone, London editor of The Gramophone,’* speaking the annual conference of the Incorporated Society of Musicians at Chester, to-day, said that the gramophone was the legitimate ...
... ARCHITECTURE. The most appropriate way of approaching the subject of de‘elopments iii naval architecture in-the past is to speak.of the Bremen, which startled the world last June by her record. breaking voyage from Cherbourg to Ambrose Light Ship in 4 ...
... set to face blinding rain and bitter cold wind ground was merely a puddle on which it was impossible to play football I was speaking with a Presco’t resident and he told me the conditions were well nigh impossible The Cables did most of the attacking and ...