... WOMAN S CURIOUS CONDUCT. Solicitor (speaking of the peculiarities of a women at West Ham): She will chop up pieces of glass, put them in tho garden, and expect them to grow. MISUNDERSTANDING HER MISTRESS. name’s Miss Jenkins,” said the new maid. But you ...

... • • • •• • ••• • • SPEAKING of Wednesday evening reminds us that the Annual Meeting of the Ratepayers' Association is due to be held on that day and date. It must be clearly understood by all and sundry that this, the Annual Meeting. is purely i domestic ...

... Company, and last Christmas appeared here lot several weeks in - fa Vie Parisienne. Miss Howard, a native of Edinburgh, speaks French so well that she was employed as an interpreter during the war. She is travelling specialty from London to sing at ...

... THE NEXT ELECTION Lord Hailsliam. speaking at Stafford last night, said that some people thought the next General Election might come almost immediately. If the House of Commons were to vote according to its real belief,” he added, ‘‘and there was a motion ...

... than that what 1 have said already. Why did you not report the loss ?—Because I know I should have to replace the money. You speak of domestic worry in your letter. What has that to with it?—My wife was, and is still in very nervous state of health, and ...

... that a judge has been speaking about the amount of perjury in the English courts, said the Salford Stipendiary Magistrate (Nr. P. R•. Atkin). today. I make bold to claim that in Lancashire matters are not so ery bad. Speaking from twenty-too yeari ...

... Miss Edith Tudor. Pirrgg. OAK BA DAS- ELOCUTION (Academy sal. Principal: 11ar Meagan Om. ' Recitation. Putuic and Private Speaking. Curative Work as approved by element tbroat speosalists. Pupils prepared for sll Eloeuteonary Exalea Sehoola, Crews visited ...

... of Mr. H. Green, a candidate in the Attercliffe division of Sheffield. Mr. Green held no indoor meetings and had no one to speak for him. He polled 248 votes. WOMAN WHO ” LOST HER LEGS.** A woman charged with drunkenness at Oldstrect said; ” I was not ...

... about the streets at that time of the morning. He replied that he was sorry, but it must have escaped while his (laughter was speaking to a friend at the front door. A tine of for each offence was inflicted. ...

... HEART AND SOUL. I have no down on Chelsea. I choose them merely illustrate and emphasise point, and I claim speak for the thinking man in the crowd —the man whose patronage made ” football. And that is what I think the professional Football Clubs Ltd ...

... the shortage o! football grounds and playing facilities, there must always be many more watchers than players. Generally speaking, your footballer of ripe experience knows the rules of the game from A to Z. For the most part also he cheerfully and promptly ...

... extremely well. and read hia *Peach in firm tones, which were audible throughout the gallery. When the King had finished speaking he paused for a moment to glance over the unusual assembly, shook 'lanai with the Prime Minister, bowed to the delegates ...