... Mary Hamilton, P. for Blackburn, whose voice must very familiar t ...

... she might have to on tho voyage to India. Dr. Simpson: Speaking as a meteorologist, she had not previously experienced such gusty weather. She had certainly experienced more unstable weather. Speaking generally, lem certain tho conditions wore no worse than ...

... wonderfully illuminating contribution. Canon Fraser (St. Peter's, Everton), speaking for the clergy working in slum parishes, said the time had come when someone should speak for the men who were left at the grinding work that had to be done in some Liverpool ...

... lay wreaths after the unveiling. The Lord Mayor stood upon the dais before the Cenotaph and called upon Sir Thomas White to speak. ...

... churches or the Roman Catholic Church. Dr. Hugh Riddell, of Wyresdale Park, declared the sale open, in a humorous speech. Speaking with a Scotch accent, Dr. Riddell said he belonged to a nation that was not very easily beaten. If one looked round England ...

... tESET TO PUBLIC LIFE. Mrs. Mills, of Bare, speaking at the concert in canoe etion with the Ladies Effort a, Green Street Wesleyan on Monday night, said that in the field of religion, in nick nursing, and in the care of home and children women were continually ...

... declared that waste of time should be included among the deadly sins. He has made some outspoken comments on modern youth. Speaking this year Uppingham, his old school, said: ‘‘One notes * strange decline in young enthusiasm, so jtetent factor in tho Victorian ...

... girls at her home io Cowley-street. London, S.W., on Friday. Mother and daughters nre going on well. Lady Cynthia Mosley, speaking on Friday at a dinner in London, apologised for not having a speech ready. and explained: I left myself free to-day la make ...

... Melling, an official of th• Vomen's Automobile and Sports .ssociation, said that if you have any echelor girl friends and you speak of lem as spinsters or old maids. yen :ill very soon not have any bachelor irl friends. I always picture • spinster as an ...

... Dr. Leonard Hearn in the medical register to-day stated that he had never known the missing woman, but had heard his father speak of • strange meeting he had with her eleven years ago. Dr. Hearn's father, Or. Ethelbert Hearn, who formerly practised in the ...

... at liberty to state his own opinion as to the writing capebilities of the average scientist, but by what authority does he speak in the name of the general public on any subject whatever? He says, The general public will say —' A wave is due to the motion ...

... Burmese delegates are deeply sensible of the signal honour which has been done to Burma by the selection of a IFiurinan to speak on this momentous and historic occasion. The case of Burma is in some ways a special one, but we bring to the Conference in ...