... liberties with their collective property and interests. The essential political history of both main sections of the English-speaking peoples for the last century and a half has been a struggle on the part of the common people to maintain some sort of control ...

... Wood. labouring earnestly to have everything just right, is delighted with the response of his company and, as there are 64 speaking parts for boys alone. it is a relief to hear that his juvenile per- formers are serving him well He is a tall. lean-faced ...

... s, were burdened with 80 more. Prime Minister Negrin, speaking on the radio to America an hour after the raid, described it as the most terrible yet suffered by Barcelona.'! He was not speaking of the number of victims. which has been exceeded in the ...

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... International Rugby player, now physician in charge of rheumatism at the Hospital for Sick Children, Great Ormond Street. W. speaking at a Health Conference ,vesterday, said that poverty-stricken families herded together in slum areas showed less rheumatism ...

... the first I was able to sleep and breathe much better and felt easier. My doctor advised me to continue taking it, so that speaks for itself. Now, by taking a dose in a little milk at bedtime, I keep thoroughly well and free from pain, with a clear complexion ...

... you know how it goes. this biting banter of husband and wife, or of lover and lass, or of parent and progeny. who dare not speak what they have in their minds except under cover of a company, and palicularly a merry company on a festive occ..sion. How ...

... and people were no longer interested in their own self-expression. Mr. Bryan King. Fellow of Pembroke College, Cambridge, speaking to a group of the Education Committee of the League of Nations Union, said that, since 1933, there had been a marked increase ...

... outsiders. And next, I see, associated with that. a new and strenuous attempt to get the political life of all the English-speaking States and Dominions into line. They are all feeling the chill of the great renunciation. In South Africa there may be an ...

... Central Office will send speakers, loud-speaker vans and propagandist literature, and Conservative M.P.s will be asked to speak to Mr. Medlicott as in all by-elections where an official Government candidate is in the field. A.R.P.—Out of 800 applications ...

... RELIGION Sir Charles Grant Robertson, late Vice-Chancellor and Principal of Birmingham University. speaking to a meeting organised by the Institute of Christian Education. suggested that eyery University should have a faculty of theology which should ...

... Fynnon to several of my laid up for 3 or 4 weeks with Sciatica Lumbago and Gout—until I heard of customers, and they all speak highly of Fynnon Salt last year. I bought a tin the r esult * and have taken it ever since, and have I. Mr. Howarth serving ...