... y free for all, and, in company with the gramophone and pianola, was making serious inroads into practical music making. Speaking the present “talkie domination,” Sir Hugh said that was the latest evidence of the grim power exercised by rich companies ...

... for Transport and will take up the Road Traffic Bill which awaits consideration by the Lords on Report. Possibly he may aleo speak there on foreign affairs though on that, his pet subject, his views are more personal than official. The House of Commons parts ...

... 4227 4375 3629 4294 3525 4229 4218 4239 4262 4172 4238 4301. Doing well: All ethers not mentioned above. Doctor wishes to speak on Telephone to: 4446 4240. About 1,500 new pennies were distributed by the committee of the British Legion Club at the annual ...

... previously were conspicuous by their absence yesterday, the last day of the year, on the London Stock Exchange, and generally speaking, the tone was cheerful. Gilt Edges were firm, and higher in some cases, while home rails reflected the better feeling by ...

... small compartments? The trains from London to Edinburgh and Glasgow are the fastest, the most comfortable, and generally speaking the finest in the world. But the companies seem to think that on the railways it is only Londoners who count. Accommodation ...

... stories. I often, cast eyes at her.” he said. “Then she would blush and after while 1 walked -beside her, but she did not speak and only blushed. That girl was my wife for 60 years.” Youth was associated with age in this meeting, Miss E. a young Sunday ...

... because of tho hat and she was wearing. The man had his arm round tho woman. Witness did not see their faces nor hear them speak. It was very dark this spot. Miss Alice Keats, another maid employed in Sedburgh Bark Road, said that she was going home about ...

... resort to war. The Kellogg Pact, on the other hand, bans war altogether as an instrument of national policy. Practically speaking, however, the League provides a definite machinery, although not a conclusive and all-embracing one, for prevention of war ...

... class of criticism meted cut to new authors is so unhelpful and ill-informed.” “Of course,” Sir lan hastens to add, “I am not speaking of the scholarly reviews which appear from time to time in the Edinburgh Review or the Quarterly,’ in the Observer,’ and ...

... At gathering the member* of the Hunt yesterday wedding present of silver sab was made to Miss Roberts. Sir Christopher, speaking the gathering, urged greater interest in harriers and said that the University of Durham did not lake any interest in field ...

... by Professor Winifred Cullis her presidential address to the Conference of Educational Associations in London yesterday. Speaking of the lure of investigation, Professor Cullis suggested that the craae for crosswords and acrostics was a satisfaction of ...

... has, in it* own defence, the right to prevent certain people from propagating their like through their children. Generally speaking one may say .that the cate is proved providing —and this condition is one of the utmost importance—agreement can be reached ...