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... choir, she is presuming; she doesn't, she isn't interested in her husband's work. If he preaches from notes, he is bore; if he speaks extemperaneously, he isn't deep enough. he stops at home in his study, he doesn't mix enough with the people; is seen in the ...
... Clerk the Parliament 1935-48 will attend as the guest of the evening, and proposing the toast The Old Boys' Association, will speak of his experiences,; the traditions the Palace of Westminister, and of the historical documents lodged in the Victoria Tower ...
... t. We shall be sorry to lose you, said. Mr Sharp. It seems only yesterday that we said goodbye to your predecessor. Speaking with respect tinged with affection, Mr Sharp hoped this goodbye would be merely revoir. A GREAT CHANGE Replying, Mr Fenwick ...
... our rather than our enemies. Capable of Fine Achievements Man as a species is achievements which are glory of all, he can speak the tongues of angels, he bring heaven to earth in muflj he can unveil the mysteries atoms and nebulae, and he ca» feel as ...
... the resumed conference of the Incorporated Association of Assistant Masters in Secondary Schools at Leamington Spa today. I speak, said Mr M. C Constable (Birmingham), as a struggling middle-aged grammar school master (not a houseowner), father of a teenage ...
... received a much smaller increase in salary Mr Anthony Eden will address the conference this afternoon. HEAT UP THE STEAM ' Speaking on an amendment, which was carried, seeking from all other teachers, Mr J. Proctor, Windsor, said, Seething discontent has ...
... You think that the royal prerogative is exercised a little too freely? Lord Goddard: It is a big thing and you expect me to speak frankly— and I think it is. The cases which have impressed me most are wife murder cases, with the suggestion of adultery. ...
... GOVERNMENT ACCUSED OF PENSIONS SWINDLE 'BAD £s FOR GOOD,' SAYS HULL MASTER E. J, DENNIS, of Malet Lambert School, Hull, speak ing at the conference cf the Incorporated Association ton j» Assistant Masters in Secondary Schools at Learning today, declared ...
... bridge over the Humber, as there isn't the slightest possibility of such a thing, said Mr G. VY. Odey, MP for Howdenshire, speaking last night at Willerby Men's Fellowship. The explanation is, I wanted to ask a question about whether there was any prospect ...
... Home Acres Are Way to Produce More Food SPEAKING AT THE ANNUAL DINNER of Driffield branch of the National Farmers' Union last night, Mr J. W. Frater, of Northumberland, a member of the national council of the union, emphasised the need for people and ...
... complete recovery our prewar prosperity trade, shipping and commerce The chairman of the Works Committee, Coun. J. S. Wilson, speaking before the Lord Mayor, said, This is a hive of industry which will give service to 2,000 houses on Bilton Grange Estate ...