... Editor. Sir,—The remarks of The Man on the Bridge, in your issue of September 12th, prompt the above question. Professors may speak glowingly of the trend of the machine, but it will butter no parsnips:* The unemployed increase daily; their children being ...

... next week, a Lord Mayor's Banquet has herb arranged. There will be musical items and well-known ladies and gentlemen will speak. ...

... over us shall pray that you may rule us right, and we will pray for you. that you may have the grace to hear the voice that speaks. and courage to carry it out at whatever the cost. ...

... Miss Edith Tudor. Pirrgg. OAK BA DAS- ELOCUTION (Academy sal. Principal: 11ar Meagan Om. ' Recitation. Putuic and Private Speaking. Curative Work as approved by element tbroat speosalists. Pupils prepared for sll Eloeuteonary Exalea Sehoola, Crews visited ...

... withdraw the amendment. Councillor Harvey did not wish to delay the Council with a reply to the discussion, though he could speak for boars on the subject, and be would enjoy it much more than anyone else. The Conseil allowed the amendment to be withdrawn ...

... agricultural indispensability. The meeting of 'Tuesday night was no exception to the rule. There was a good deal of .plain speaking both from the platform and the body of the hill. In his sweeping denunciation of the Labour. Party and all its works, Coun ...

... about the streets at that time of the morning. He replied that he was sorry, but it must have escaped while his (laughter was speaking to a friend at the front door. A tine of for each offence was inflicted. ...

... Baiter wu ee•erely reprimanded and fined 10a. la the assn. watch J. W. Barton, Use Asbtoa bark, wu also sent of the field fee speaking to t►e referee, and was ems duo sad laed Orcedatios CREWE TRADESMEN AN D LATE SHOPPING NIGH T. ...

... Mr. Jack Hayes had written on behalf of Mr. J. H. Thomas stating that it was impossible for him to accept the invitation to speak at the annual luncheon of the Chamber. The hon. secretary said he doubted very much whether Sir Max would be able to attend ...

... always be courteous: PA never 'Peek too long: and always know what he was speaking about. He regarded it as • great privilege to be identified with so great • Unwn. Mr. Baldwin, speaking at Woorester twelve months ago, said of the N.E.U. that it was • great ...

... WORKERS' THANKS. Mr. 1. Y. Burgess, speaking on behalf of the recipients of the awards, tendered a vote of thanks to the directors for their kindness and to Mr. Henry Mond for his presence that night. It gave the recipients greater pleasure to receive ...

... anything that John Gilbert luta done on the .silint Alai are 'ciowded, into this Alm. Many who have desired to hear Gilbert speaking may do sc.:- . For the end of the week, Heiste Love; and - RaYmond Hackett fill'. the 'bill in' Air, Super production; The ...