... A CHAT WITH CHARLIE His Happiest Experience ...

... A CHAT WITH THE PATIENTS LORD MAYOR AND LADY MAYORESS AT CITY HOSPITAL Tim Lord Mayor (Alflerimm F. T. Richardson) and the Ladd• Mayoress visitod the Liverpool Hahnemann Hospital to-day. went round the wards, mid chatted with the patients. They were received ...

... A CHAT WITH DONAT His meeting with Donat was as unconventional as it was unexpected. I had been appearing in a film called ' Under the Red Robe,' he said; and bad sat down in my costume and makeup to snatch a hurried lunch, when a ...

... A Nursery Chat ...

... A FISH CHAT. 1 need hardly tell you that fish needs more care in preparation and cooking tliau ■does meat, otlierwibe its delicate flavour is lost. ...

... CHATS DO! BY A ...

... Haying a chat with of -the audience, Mr. George Cook and Mr. J. Whitham, who is the Conservative candidate in' St. Paul'* Ward and preaident of the Burnley Chamber of Trade. Mr. Coefc' said that a former naval rating he could address Admiral Campbell ...

... A FRIENDLY CHAT. When the Bishop paid a visit of welcome to some of the cottages in the village of Han*'sten last week, he had a friendly chat with Mr. John Hodgkinson, one of the oldest residents. . 4 _.,.., 4. s . .I^' . . .. , 4' : ', ...

... NOW FOR A CHAT This is wonderful. For a man it would be fine; for a woman it is splendid. Shortly before receipt of the news that his wife had reached Cape Town lie was told that she was sixty-five miles off, and would be about half an hour in reaching ...

... CHAT AND A SMOKE.” 808 BROWN, CHEAPICT MAN ON EARTH, Hurry along and snap up these few Car Bargains before Whitsun, all ready for the road, drive away on first deposit. MORRIS 8 Saloon 4-door Luxe; 1935 HUDSON Terraplane 21-h.p. Sal. series 2: 1956 ...

... A Chance Meeting- A Chat-Then Society was Formed —♦ Preston Welsh Association Attains Silver Jubilee ne day In February 25 years ago, two Welshmen who had Just come to Preston were walking along Fishergate. Said one: Where I come from they always celebrate ...

... A CHAT WITH CHARLIE OLIVER Hambledonian. writes the veteran, The New Zealanders have gone, but have left the moat pleasant of recollections, and just before they sailed from the Landing-stage last Friday I had a pleasing interview with their viescaptain ...