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... make it clear at the beginning that there is no desire to barks or shorten discussion of any kind; I bops that everyone will speak freely, and in the event of our proceedings not being concluded by luncheon time I have reserved a hall where we can Continue ...

... the use of standing orders .f they are to he broken at the chairesen's wish! Several members joined in the discussion, ell speaking at once, and for • time there was considerable confusion. Mr. Dobell mid he would refrain from voting as a protest. The whole ...

... there am many others who showed remarkable musical ability in early childhood to such an extent that it is no exaggeration to speak of them as prodigies. Of all the arts music seems to have the biggest crop of prodigies. Why is this! Not in entire forgetfulness ...

... or two cases a Scots play was chosen without the players being able to speak Scotch. and, again, there had been a few American characters in a play when the players could not speak American. In going round to see the Isarformances, they (the judges) were ...

... WALTER ALLEN. WHAT IB IT? Sir,—Speaking at a public meeting at Spenney• moor, in the county of Durham, on Wednesday night, Lord Lloyd, wbo until recently held the dice of British High Commissioner for Egypt, drew attention to a grave aspect of the present ...

... tte Parish It mos to Monday evening on Great ilrltain's Surplus Population. As the now Direct), he Is well qualified to speak of the wrik of ti e Halvati m Am ny Dl Igrati.'n and O•oreeaN Sett lemma Deparimcnt, which since It was started neatly 30 years ...

... anxious as any of their brethren to expose what they deem to be our Anglican errors. In these circumstances I claim the right to speak bluntly and frankly. As one of those who were out there, I have too deep a feeling about the men whose memories we honour ...

... time ago. Judge: You have already been sentenced four' teen wives for theft, coining, swindle, assault, and - Prisoner: Don't speak so loudly. my lord. My father.in.law is in court, and don't want my prospects spoiled. - A parishioner, meeting hie Vicar, ...

... sale, of gas. It was only in the method of approach that the smeller undertakings differed from their larger neighbour*. Speaking generally, the small works lacked the elaborate showrooms and the extensive local advertising campaigns which were considered ...

... between her white, slim fingers, her head thrown back, her eves half-closed, while George Benton was leaning towards her, speaking earnestly, his eyes 'fixed upon her face. As Tony approached, Rosalind looked up with a tiny frown, and George scowled openly ...

... ersey. • Sixteen English schoolboys have sails to take up scholarships at Ameria schools, under the auspices of the Enghii Speaking Union. The aerodrome at Shoreham, Essex, el be extended to 150 acres, and be owned by the corporations of Brigkis, Hove and ...