... £7 009 of the ratepayers’ money simply for an architectural feature or for an advertisement for some artist? He wanted to speak plainly. Alderman Dutton was richt in saying that a larve number of ratepayers were a inst the al and he himeelf was surprised ...

... Wednesday and will bo the of Dr Sutton and Mr and Mrs Edmund Owen On Monday Mr Herbert accompanied Mr R J Russell MP will speak Upper Temperance where Aid E Jones will proside On will the Saltncy Institute wlgire women of St Mary’a West holding social ...

... standard o f the wrold’s entertain- ment, then it would be in a very bad way. The artistic standard of the cine ma. generally speaking, was of the standard of the servants’ hall, and was very much below that which musicians would wish. Now, and not ten years ...

... succession to Mr. Gillham, was con- firmed. This occasion afforded Mr. Peter Edwards warden) a favourable por- tunity of speaking in the highest terms ap- jation of faithful, courteous, and efficient services rendered by Mr. Gillham aa clerk and sexton ...

... Sargent. Dr Sargent dealt ex- haustively with many aspects of children’s concerts, and althoagh he said that he could only speak of the concerts he himeelf had organised and attended, his remarks were characterised by the clarity of one whose ex- perience ...

... Wrexham » two ‘bus from Farndon Shocklach. Then she arrived at the Bull Ino, Fowles, but they he saw Annie and Eliza! d not speak to ber The former had a pair shoes on similar to the pair Vhen they saw § noticed them, they went wa white az @ The Chairman: ...

... bad day for this coun- try if the Englishman ceased to wish for and desire the best music. He had another quali- fication to speak that evening. He was not He had lived most of a stranger to Chester. He passed his life only seven miles away. through Chester ...

... of the three, but Barry won by a length, aft ter being five lengths behind, mak- Dowson ing a wi onderful spurt to finish. speaks well of the sportsmanship of Bert Barry, who is ever ready to give valuable advice to less experie nced oarsmen. Mr. Dowson ...

... of the Council. to enquire into the traffic problem in Chester. The Archdeacon ass thanked, and he at' eeptod invitation to speak again at • later date. ...

... programme jil arraneet) by Mr. George Woods and itartY. front satighall. and in the game month Mr. W. It. Redman. B A.. to speak at Leaatte of Nations meeting The society will eete brats ehorch suntvereary in Mareb. What appears to be one of the moot ...

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... club which meets in an underground cellar at midnight and Istens Ito the inaugural address of the anonymous chairman, who, speaking in a mask and • dis guised voice, reads • paper on A: visions shoot? or - Hints in the Gentle Art of Raising Hair? And ...