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... brokers, of 110, Biohopsgate, E.C., and Llcyd's. In their circular announcing the change, Messrs. Henry Head and Co., Ltd., speak of the cordial good will of Messrs. Lindley and Sons, who, in their circular state that Mr. Wilfrid Lindley relinquishes ...
... there was no other week in the year more seasonable to their purpose, for they were there that dayand he had the honour to speak for his three brother Mayors—to ask them with oue voice to give heed to the plight of that vast number of their fellow citizens ...
... Broadcasting made practically for all and in with the and pianola was making serious inroads into practical music-making Speaking of present “talkie domination” Sir that it the latest evidence the grim power exercised by rich companies WOMAN FOUND BURNED ...
... eyes and rougish little face He’d get old to keep kindly eye the girl what surname? Bother he had only heard of villagers speak as J udy A bit difficult to buttonhole old Rapson and say listen here be decent to that new maid Judy and don’t let Mrs Crawford ...
... CHESTER Today modern status of musicians was subject discussed by Dr Percy Buck Professor of Music at London University when speaking the annual conference the Incorporated of Musicians today at Chester are few things that have altered more than the attitude ...
... that in the case of a fire the loss is not details. For instance, it appears that paid by the fire underwriters who have speaking on the activities of the received a premium for not covering National Associations Committee , this risk, but by the marine ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...