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... suitcases plastered all over with gaudy foreign hotel labels. Quicker Trunk Calls. Early in the New Year Londoners will be able to speak to Sheffield on the telephone with no more delay than they have when they call up Hampstead or Paddington. The big Yorkshire ...
... Dublin, yesterday, charged with being members of the I.R.A. —an illegal organisation. One of them—George Mooney, refused, to speak or stand up in court. Lifted up by military policemen ho was sentenced to six months for contempt of court alter which the ...
... 1824 1923 1899 1917 1686 1921 1840 1846 1825 1855 1757 1867 1912 Doing wall; AI! others not ni- •.loped above Doctor wishes speak on telephone to: 1832 1843. Patient’s own clothes required: 930. Clothes (to plainly marked) may left at the Winter Street ...
... he said, had been remodelled at great expense, and would be a boon and acquisition to the district. Mr. Horrocks went on to speak of the position of the coal trade. Colliery outputs, he said, were now restricted by law, but if a colliery had to regulate ...
... activities of exploiters, has reduced this handsome species to the verge extinction as wild plant. Wordsworth and De Quincey speak of Hie royal fern as growing freely in the vale of Grasmere before the mail-coach road was made; and more modern writers mention ...
... evening. January -‘lrd, 1932, after evensong, 8.15? Colonel Turner, H.M. Inspector of Prisons, will speak on “The Missing ‘Kink,’ and those who have heard him speak on previous visits Sheffield will be anxious to hear him again. The meeting is arranged behalf ...
... SNOBBISHNESS, Dr. Cyril Norwood, Headmaster of Harrow, speaking at the annual meeting of the Incorporated Association of Assistant Masters in Secondary Schools, held in London yesterday, dealt with the English tradition in education and the present crisis ...
... feel ashamed if they are not physically fit, and be trained to use their hands and eyes. He would like people to be able to speak and write the English language clearly, and he wants them to be individuals and not produced to pattern. lo attain this ideal ...
... mother tongue during the lesson and thus ensure: 1. 100% ACTUAL TUITION OF THE NEW LANGUAGE. 3. ABILITY TO UNDERSTAND AND TO SPEAK THE NEW LANGUAGE AS NATURALLY AS ONE’S OWN. 3. INCREASED ABILITY TO LEARN BY EAR WHEN ABROAD. Teachers who are the Staff of ...
... Year.” 6.30 p.m.: “Lessons from the Ghost Train Film.'' 8.15 p.m.: Col. TURNER (H.M. Inspector of Prisons) and Alderman will speak on behalf of the Sheffield Discharged Prisoners’ Aid Society. ...
... WILL STAND BY THEM. Mr. J. H. Thomas, the Dominions Secretary, speaking at Newport, Mon., last night, made it clear that despite differences with the N.U.K. lie is determined to stand by railwaymen and to represent them in the House Commons and in the ...
... SOLVING OUR PROBLEMS. New Testament as Foundation of National Life. Speaking yesterday at the Potter Hill United Methodist Church, Chapeltown, Mr. T. Neville, who contested the Pcnistonc Division in the General Election, said it was fitting that the first ...