... Chimney fires have not been very numerous, and tbe brigade have not been groatly troubled with falsa alarms. False Alarms. Speaking false alarms reminds of the probable addition to the difficulty tracing olFenders which the automatic telephone system is ...

... --Yours faithfully, 11. W. Thomas. Sir Montaw Burrows. C.I.E. Boy Headquarters lor Sp« »» Tests and Countv for Oxford b?ro. will speak from 2L.0. on January 8 nest 6 r-m- His subject will bcouts vritb handicap.'’ FOUND IN A FLAT. Wife Who was Living Under Another ...

... QIVEB PRIVATE LEBSONB IK ELOCUTION, Reading, Speaking. Reciting, mate Sold, WUIIUT. aad EAST nSCBUT. RBCITAL9. Writs. 349, Uaf EAST FIMCHIEY, H. 2. ...

... , «nd hi* rendering of “The Lord my L'ght and ••Sim soul,” was sympathetic and NMt President’s S>'nday Mr. C. Solbey will speak fn Senrise.” A local friend, Mr. Fred eitiei, will soloist. ...

... OIVBfI PRIVATB LESSORS FRED DUXBURY, ELOCUTION, Reading, Speaking. Reciting, AX Pn.Ua Rssi. WIUBUY, ui BAST FWCBLET. BVKNINO RECITALS. Writ*, 549, Um. EAST fIHCBIEY. H. 2. ...

... Church Wants. Speaking aliout St. LaWrence’d me that tho rector (tha Rev. C. W. Scott- Moncrieff) is in nedd hassocks, surplices and cassocks. It is probable that variety show will organised in the near future in order raise money towards the purchase ...

... the choir, for they all realised that tho result of their labours had meant a delightful improvement in the music church. Speaking generally, Mid there was a drab monotony the singing of ismns, and entire disregard to of many the words. That resulted from ...

... QUADRANT, HENDON, oc to the Studio, N.W.4, T,l. No. t HENDON 1883. FRED DUXBURY, OIVJC9 PRIVATE LGfISOMS IN elocution, Reading. Speaking. Reciting. Ptmlm toO. WEHVUT. EAST FINCBLEY. EVIHINa BECITALO. Write, 349. Lu*. EAST FINCHLEY, N. 2. ...

... increase of parishioners. Rector, speaking the past year’s work, thanked Mr. O, R. Serjeant for what had done. Since (the speaker) had been in the parish there bad been least 150 houses erected. There would large inproaae when the building was finished ...

... branch had made since its inception. On* could expect that progrors when they conjidcrcd the hard-working officials it hod. Speak- on the Union whole, Mr. Swales Mid the latest published figures indicated that the engineering trade was once more being built ...

... brought about amazing amount of happiness and health and help to the rising generation the world. Mr. Martin proceeded to speak of his experience among scouts in various parts of the world, and aaid that while there were violent contrasts between those ...

... wo»W Uve retiou. ,h. won they have Katlef off. putting the i,;. nronortv by reason of the fact cart before the horse, so to speak. , effect bis property , house He “The nroliminarv meeting of representa*'' M' oo0 U or *£7 the house at tives of orgamsatiotw ...