... question of finance, and also the question of the best interests of, ithe users of 'buses in this town !as whole, he said. Speaking of the possibilities in the alternative use of the Rodney - road car park, he said that that park had been a disappointment ...

... Military Governments will find it very hard to prohibit it. Even if they do prohibit it, then we shall find anoher way to speak to the German people. ...

... Mayor pointed to the Habeas Corpus Act and the liberties conferred by Magna Carta of 1215. The Press, too, was, generally speaking, free; any newspaper or periodical could write what it pleased, subject to the laws of libel and obscenity. There was no ...

... Everybody in Britain is £500 In the Red figuratively speaking man woman and child in Britain is in debt to the tune of £500, Mr. R. A. Berkeley told fellow-members of Cirencester Rotary Club at their meeting at The Chestnuts last evening. Mr. Berkeley ...

... to-day had become luxury was expressed by Professor D. K. MacCalman, Nuffield Professor of Psychiatry, Leeds University, speaking at the Conference of the Educational Associations in London to-day. He was addressing the Nursery Schools Association of ...

... remembe —and I remember the days before 1920. Mr. M. C. Constable (Birmingham), seconding, said this of schoolmasters: I speak as one of the least of them—a struggling middle-aged grammar school master (not a house owner), father of teen - age and younger ...

... were now working. The only exception to the truce which had been declared was the Opera House, Cheltenham. Mr. Edmonds was speaking In furtherance of his letter published the Echo on Tuesday and because, he said, hundreds of people in the town did ...

... a master at the school, Mr. J. H. Curtis, told the schoolmasters' conference at Leamington to-day. Mr. Curtis, who was speaking at the conference of the Incorporated Association of Assistant Masters in Secondary Schools said: My own school has been ...

... of men of first-rate character and ability. At least one person sees the danger which has arisen, and has the courage to speak about it. The present poor salariesj are enough to drive all the teachers out of the profession! as well as frightening the ...

... COLLEGE MASTER SOUNDS EXTRA DUTY WARNING A Cheltenham College master, Mr. C. R. Rivers-Moore, speaking at the conference of the Incorporated Association of Assistant Masters in Secondary Schools at Leamington yesterday, said that school teachers might ...

... is irresistible that the point is reached at which the public are not prepared to spend more on travelling. Mr. Blee was speaking to the three - man Transport Tribunal, sitting as a Consultative Committee, which continued its hearing at Lincoln's Inn ...

... this year's excellent Jack and Jill. May their differences soon settled. MUS. BAC. Royal Crescent Trees Sir, —Will no one speak for the trees of Royal Crescent Garden? Those silent things of beauty, are they doomed because this age is so utilitarianminded ...