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... since Herod and Caesar. Wise as Ws name, great scientist and inventor, friend of Lloyd George, he ts fitted for his post. Speaking at the recent banquet in London. held in honour of lit We re man's 70th birthday, Field Marshal. Smuts said he loved to tLink ...
... COIDO in contact With the lerrY, he stated. Cross-examined, he said he d. 41 not know the conductor opened Use slide window to speak to got to Barton Green. The conductor, Leech, said be opened tha slide window to ask the driver to at It paper shop, which ...
... After stating that their minds should be clear concerning the road they wanted to travel In the future, Mr. Br own went on to speak of the difficulties still facing the country, and instanced some of the things the Labour Party intended to du in order to ...
... found to have been forced At I a.m.. P.C. saw the defendants In Renton. and con!. querga of their behaviour. bad occasion to speak to them It was ascertained. It was alleged. Ford drove the 'bus towards Derby and then went in the direction of Leicester. ...
... not cavil. The result was as happy an association of the sews as one could wksh to see. From Ii sprang many friendshirs-1 speak from personal knowledge—and 46 went happy merriagce. It should be remembered that this took place at a time 6 hen good folk ...
... passed. They had all been very much on the altrt thy day, and it wee hoped they would keep up that alertness. He went on to speak of pedestrian crobseigs. There were not many of these in the Rural District, he said, but added a word of warning to people ...
... the North Staffordshire Regiment. 0.C.A.. at their headquarters. the Corporation Arms. New Street. oo Saturday evening last, speaks well of the increasing interest in the branch, and its activities. _ _ Mr. H. Marsden acted as M.C. for the games, and dancing ...
... Bleonerhaseet. witness said Roux arguing and speaking rationally. It would cost 54. or to repair the damage. Answering a question from the Jury, witness said he did Rot get the impre(alon when speaking to Roux that he had been drinking, or that be was ...
... spend te.N,UOO,O in preparation for war, they can spend mote on the old age pension. said Alit rnian A. r. Neale. of Derby speaking at a meeting hid In the High Street t%_•usregational Chareb Schoolroom, .e,terday, for the purpose of forming a Ii alich ...
... tsts he member of Parliament for the Wrekin Division of Shropshire and took a very active part in the work of the House. speaking In many of the important debates. flguring rrominently ht Mr. Butlers Education Bill. -- one of his chief interests is local ...
... from the team. _ Of the usual centres, Franklin seems to be a fixture in the firtit team and Tate was on the . tourhilue, Speaking of players, Cionstnn has started light tning. and May be playing again soon, but Malcolm may miss ti.e remainder of the season ...
... admitted to. a grammar school, even though qualified to do so, on basis of the common standards of entry now proposed. Genera:ly speaking. the grammar schools from which diversions will be made are those at New Mills. Derby Borough. Matlock, Eckington. Ilkeston ...