... LYTHAM MAGISTRATE'S PLAIN SPEAKING. Alderman C. F. Gritchley, J.P., indulged in plain speaking motorists when presiding at the Lytham Police Court to-day. ” You know that ‘Safety first’ should be your motto?” h© asked of a motoring defendant, John Hulme ...

... MORECAMBE MUSICAL FESTIVAL. SKERTON JUNIOR GIRLS “B.” Winner? in the Unison Speaking Competition. Photo: Block bum, Lancaster. ...

... buried there. He lived alone in the house, which had six rooms. Tho Coroner: Were you speaking terms with him?— No. Not for the last twenty-odd years. You did not speak him although sometimes you had seen him as often as twice week?— Yes. Wc just passed ...

... DR. NANSEN'S END. DIED WHILST SPEAKING TO HIS DAUGHTER-IN-LAW. OSLO, Wednesday. A number of telegrams of condolence on the death of Dr. Nansen are being received from all parts of the world, and the newspapers publish messages from distinguished people ...

... the Keswick Young Liberals. On Saturday afternoon Mr. Philip M. Oliver. M.P. for the Blackley Division of Manchester. will speak on The Budget, national expenditure, and some reforms.” under the chairmanship of Mr. James McGowan. Whitehaven, and on Saturday ...

... POLYSYLLABISMB, BIG WORDS THAT CAUSE CONFUSION IN COUNT. Speaking ppuMol who referred to deprecatory adjective, the SoUcitora’ Journal says: listen oounse] hurling polysyllables ignorant people, who either blindiy accept them and give answers they never ...

... MR. BALDWIN AND UNITY. THE WASHING OF DIRTY LINEN IN PUBLIC. Mr. Baldwin, speaking at dinner of the 1912 Club in London, last night, said that he was glad that someone in a speech earlier in the evening had referred to loyalty. Without loyalty,” he added ...

... DEAN INGE AND PORK. one as much intereated in the demand for pork as the pig,” was one of the sayings of Dean Inge, speaking Newcastle yesterday on our duty to lower animals. ” Personally,” he added. I have never killed anything larger than a wasp, and ...

... VANITY IN THE PRISONS. Dr. Morton, Governor of Holloway Prison, speaking in London, yesterday, said that nowadays every cell in woman’s prison was fitted with a mirror. took us some time realise how important a mirror is to woman,” ho said. It is ext ...

... building tue great business in this country of the Gillette ISifetv Rarer Company,” said Mr. W. E. Marshall, managing director, speaking at a dinner in London last night. After 25 years’ service with tho company, Mr, Marshall is retiring. ...

... BEAUTY SPOTS. Sir Henry Newbolt, the Council for the Preservation of Rural England, speaking a meeting of the council in London yesterday, said the present idea of a beautiful spot was that it was easy to reach and easy to got drink there. I have heard ...

... vn-Nlxii. lUKSIUV, M«v Stll, at 7 30, ',. 1 .52^ )r . ', I: KALI,, Onuakirk-rcad. Mr. ALFRED lA(JL, M S-,, of New Zealand, will speak Tile Colonies Relation to Britain and War.” I‘uniic and Memliers of Women’s International League invited. Admission Free. PRESTON ...