... TAKING IT FOR GRANTED. Bishop of Carlisle and Unemployment. The Bishop of Carlisle, at Carlisle Diocesan Conference on Friday. speaking on the national situation, said there was a grave danger that they as Christians were becoming so much accustomed to the ...

... ef Co.nmons, es on the platform, Si.- Henry is listroed to with irked interest and attenoun. fur it is appreciated that he speaks with full knowledge of the subjects with which he deals. transparent sincerity, eloquence and enthusiasm for the cause of ...

... purse was in my hand. I planed the puree on the table. I was speaking to Mr. Tailor, when an assistant from my dressmaker's came with a message. I Pest went into th 3 corridor for a moment speak to the girl; then I returned, and I found Bellerby highly agitated ...

... from headquarters. She addressed the meeting in a homely way, on the subje ct of the present situation, upholding Ms.Ba win. Speaking of Mr. Baldwin's past, she said be had been very much discredited, people had forgotten what ho did in the general strike ...

... and chanties would suffer most. The time will come when we shall have nothing to give, he said. We have not got I can speak personalty. At one time 1 need to spend £30,000 a Aar on hospitals, and my income from coo port of my estate was L'20,17)0 ...

... there am many others who showed remarkable musical ability in early childhood to such an extent that it is no exaggeration to speak of them as prodigies. Of all the arts music seems to have the biggest crop of prodigies. Why is this! Not in entire forgetfulness ...

... WALTER ALLEN. WHAT IB IT? Sir,—Speaking at a public meeting at Spenney• moor, in the county of Durham, on Wednesday night, Lord Lloyd, wbo until recently held the dice of British High Commissioner for Egypt, drew attention to a grave aspect of the present ...

... secretariat at Geneva, taking an active part in the work of the League. Lord Mary Cavendiallientinek, whom be now called upon to speak, was one of the Beeeative in Loradon,'end had passed through the horrors of war more than once. Lord Henry said that in a place ...

... also distributed for the annual meeting in December. The entertainment took the form of each member choosing a subject and speaking on it for two 'ninnies. Some of the subjects were Winter, Finance, and Progress of Modern Transport. A roll call was ...

... supper dances. A. Grisenthwaite, chairman of the Penrith branch of the Junior Imperial League, presided at an interval for speaking, sad he was accompanied on the platform by Mr. - McCowan, London; Mr. T. W. Lowey, and Mr. Rowland Hill (secretary of the ...

... YOUR OWN COMPANION. Mr. Ramsay MacDonald recently criticised the modern tendency towards mass enjoyment when speaking at the prize day D ear Soccer,—Re your remarks in last at the North London Collegiate School for Friday's issue of the Gazette about ...

... men who had afterwards attained to the highest pasitions. To-day they had their Premier, they had Mr. Lloyd George—without speaking politioally, they could not but admire their rise from the elementary schools to tho highest position in the land. They must ...