... is too slender basis for alarm and cannot excuse letter from Mr Max Clarke FRIBA your last week’s issue lie heard whisper speak ! then he least wait and how other “fellow's prin-ciple works! It may that during de-bate on games in the parks for instance ...

... F Hartigan (Sir Harold Wernher) 6y 11-0 I (Mr E Wilks) 6y 10-0 Wilks (Mr E Osborn) 10-0 Osborn ONLY the man who has so to speak born a top hat top generally I should think go with silver spoons seems able to wear one with calm dignity Personally I should ...

... for the highest ideal,. i had their own especial place in the life of the country. Re came to that meeting as a learner. Speaking on The Foundations of World Peace, Mr. Aylea said the members of the Society of Friends had never changed in their attitude ...

... reason to be grateful for advice tendered her by one of her predecessors The incident was recalled yesterday Mr Harold Cohen speaking at the Denial Hospital the presence the Lord Mayor Cohen was receiving guesta Town Hall reception very numerous and the ordeal ...

... the series the 8.8. C. is giving on Edges of the World by those who have been to the most remote spots. Mrs. Rogers will speak for 15 minutes. Old World Cottage. WHEN I saw her yesterday, she had just come back from an audition with the B B.C. officials—tor ...

... excitement. Scientific investigation has proved that the pace that kills is the slow, unexciting pace of boredom. When we speak of dying of boredom use the phrase as a figure of speech, yet it has more than a grain truth in it. Men who have led an ...

... capita] to make speeches'. At that time the President was all-powerful, and it was made impossible for the Southern candidate to speak in any or theatre Rio de Janeiro. Dr. Vargas thereupon went to the Esplanade Mono Castello, where spoke in the open air before ...

... ticularly one in ' ai for tin ‘phased the Epsom f b* *o secure then The best sport •'•on at Liverpool than usual. I think speak for SEL WOLVEKHAMFI I.JQ, Leighton; 2.0. Knight Bachelor; 4.0. Brave Cry, TUESDAY.—I.3O. 2.50. AlcNeua; 3.0, 4.0. Sir Shaun ...

... road to be put in order if the work had not already been done. It was always easy to be wise after the event, but generally speaking, their roads were well looked after. Mr. Beaumont; That is so, but I have evidence, that the condition of this road has been ...

... Mr. Healy (bridework was eulogised by Mr. H. Owen groom., younger brother) were the- Taylor. 1 ushers. Mr. W. 11. Jones, speaking from past experience of the secretaryship, re- RECEPTION AT THE SAF'FRONS. ferred to the amount of correspondence The Rev ...

... Group on The Art of Being a Father. Ladies and gentlemen, I am very sensible of the honour you pay me in inviting me to speak on this important subject of the relations of parents and children. The chairman has pointed out, very shrewdly, I think, that ...

... moves up to the playing of parts, one may be offered in which he or she is required to sing, dance, to play the piano, to speak a line of French, or to talk in dialect. For completeness of equipment which will enable the aspirant to jump at every chance ...