... Victoria bell booms from the St Nicholas Tower. Lord Provost Sir James Taggart appears on the balcony of the Town House and speaks these words: We have gained a glorious victory. Tyranny has been overthrown. We are now on the verge of peace, but let us ...

... the rent oi a £500 Council house:—site, per week: material, l/10i; labour, 1/3: loan charges, 6/6. Sir Stafford Cripps to speak in St Paul's. We may be pretty sure that there will be no reference to Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you ...

... should be pronounce —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 be carried ...

... the lot of our generation. Life is racing past and over us in full flood. This the language of the Chronicler. We commonly speak of passing through difficult times, of social and international upheaval. But let us not miss the real significant of what ...

... guide who speaks through the lips of an entranced medium. Four previous books in this series have had extensive sales because of the high moral code which they teach, untrammelled by the creeds and dogmas of orthodoxy. In Silver Birch Speaks, the guide ...

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... possibly it may be due to the fact, as I understand it. that there is an increase in insanity. I am Dound to say—l am not speaking murder cases—that the number of people one sees in the dock and has to deal with, who cannot be certified, but at the same ...

... challenge film societies in Britain, in the opinion of Councillor W. D. Reid, president of the Aberdeen Film Society. He was speaking at a dinner in the Northern Hotel on Saturday night of the Aberdeen Film Society, held to commemorate the 100 th programme ...

... until to-morrow, and no public statement is likely until it has done so. Sir Richard Acland, Socialist M.P. for Gravesend, speaking at Buxton yesterday, said, in reply to a question: Do you want a Government to plan social justice at a time of difficulty ...

... indication of a confidence signal to the rank and file on which they can go to the election. On Thursday Mr Attlee is expected to speak to the conference of trade union executive committees meeting to consider the Government's wage policy. Here he may give a ...

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... well, which is his claim. But to talk just now, as he does, of a transformation in our basic economic situation, is to speak nonsense. Elgin Brains V[OT ali the best brains in British schools are in Elgin, at the Academy. Not even Elgin would claim ...