... because the catch was made last season, not this. Still, a fine achievement, Mr. Luscott, and a fish of which you can always speak with pride. I wanted to take the boys away for a week, said manager Frank Brown, but they told me they couldn't afford ...

... Sloan headed McMahon comer kick goalwards, only to see it picked up at the foot of the post by Williams, but, generally speaking. Tools forwaids were far too crowded, and played into the hands of Tudor and Co. ...

... Indian Government. addressing a public meeting here on Sunday evening under the auspices of the Travancore State Congress. Speaking as an Indian and especially as one coming from the lowest strata of society, he said he had always held that real representatives ...

... is far spent, the day is at hand: let us therefore cast off the works of darkness and let us put on the armour of light.” Speaking of this period of the year Mr Lawrie advised the taking of stock by look.ng back, but invited his hearers to remember the ...

... structed by the Celts and later adapted by the Romans with stone ramparts inside the earlier earthworks. Ancient local legend speaks of buried treasure in Dolbury Camp, but was not the greatest heritage of the village of Churchill the treasure of the whole ...

... which, if wavering, is stronger than any known before. But, on the horizon is, always, Hilda of whom, in the first chapter, he speaks to his friend, Stephen. The sister, the daunting girl- child of The Shrimp and the Anemone, is now nominal secretary, actual ...

... All right, said young Mr. Southam with out looking up. Let's get on with the job. Then he looked up and stared without speak ing. At last he got up and shut the door of the office and came back to his desk. I knew something was wrong. Confess. Caryl ...

... was not drunk, but had been drinking. Another police officer denied that P.c. Smith was provocative, truculent offensive. Speaking in a voice known to millions of listeners. Dyall said that he was the host of a box at the ball. Returning from the dance ...

... among her people because many, seeking to overcome the misery caused by the war, ignored the suffering of others. Belgrade.—Speaking at midnight over Belgrade radio Marshal Tito, Yugoslav Premier, praised workers and peasants for their enthusiastic efforts ...

... Salts Boys' High School, near Shipley. Sgt Sharp joined the Territorials in 1938 and transferred to the Artillery in 1939. He speaks very good German, which Is particularly Important In job that brings him much into contact with German police and civilians ...

... WANTED: An experienced Cutter of smart appearance for a well known of Northern India. Must be able to understand and Speak English. State experience and salary acceptable. Apply: Box 30, C. & M. Gazette, Lahore. ...

... determined by contemporary photo graphs of the '07 fashions, and if he did anything calculated to mislead the ele phant, such as speaking French or wearing dark spectacles, the bet would auto matically be declared off. Mr. Levy approved my decision heartily. ...