... Speaking openly What the Liberals have to themse.ves is the abolition of conscription and the abolition or amalgamation of certain Ministries, On the whole. the Liberals are more specific than the Conservatives about subsidies. and they say openly what ...

... wants to profess attachment to religion it must necessarily do so by intruding upon the normal organisation of religion. He speaks of taking the children from Sunday school. and I would just love to think that all those 400 children are members of Sunday ...

... s:lould be pronounced—he would not pronounce sentence of death at all except upon the deliberate and intentional murderer. Speaking of technical murder. he described as a horrible experience cases where he knew the death sentence would not he carried ...

... could do a great deal more toward producing food, said Mr. F. R. Scott. vice-president of the National Farmers' Union, when speaking at the annual meeting of the West Riding branch in Leeds yesterday. There were farmers, he added, where, providing certain ...

... that it is far older, for a mao in the London Record Office dated 1599 shows a Kershaw House close by Luddenden Brook and speaks of it as John Beaumond's house. So we may safely assume that the Murgatroyds restored and renovated the Elizabethan dwelling ...

... conductor Paul Kletzki became wrapped up in his work I waited, with bated breath. for his baton to become wrapped up. so to speak, in the shining tinsel! ...

... was valued, it was valued in its present condition. He believed the authority had got a good bargain. Sir Geoffrey. who was speaking on Saturday night at the first annual dinner of the Old Boys' Association to be held in the new grammar school. at Frizinghall ...

... 0-1 ! -- ICTO - wolccier - Officlala and supporters were staggered. varyingly red-faced and ashen-faced, hardly daring to speak one to the other afterwards. with the inquests made all the more futile because Bournemouth were a moderate team _ Those officials ...

... A at Wombwell on Saturday. without a break—and £73 this Mr. George Askew, secretary of season. the supporters' club, speaking on The supporters' club had agree: the microphone, said that since to accept liability for a debt of 1.2?.. they were formed ...

... Matthew Smith. who has written pre-partition Indian School of the foreword to the catalogue. Mines and hods one of the UNO And, speaking of Epstein, there fellowships whereby technical is to be a show of some of his experts are able to study in sculptures and ...

... would be asked to leave the building. After that the rnecting continued without incident. During his address. Mr. Greenwlocl, speaking of the Liberal Parts , said: We have got to face it —:ne Liberal Party has ceased to be a power in the land, and therefore ...

... reported in today's Yorkshire Observer to have said that one yolunteer was worth at least half-1-dozen pressed men. He was speaking in support of the Liberal case against conscription, and, I presume; based his views on his experience in the Navy during ...