... prepared himself for a long dissertation upon some boring subject in which he was not interested. When the little man began to speak, however, he sat up as though he had received an electric shock. I understand, Mr. Stansfield, that you are very much attached ...

... result of devaluation fundamental difference between Liberal and Tory policy for not a single Scottish Member was able to speak. In the Scotland. The Liberals promise to give Scotland control of passing of the Railway Transport Bill, nationalising the ...

... and on their lawyers' advice they paid the higher rate under protest and without prejudice. While the matter lay thus, so to speak, sub judice the Chancellor has arbitarily intervened to revise the Schedule and treble the tax due on greeting cards. That ...

... report .continues : The Toshogu shrine is known all over the world for its stone frieze of the three monkeys—' Hear no evil, speak no evil, see no evil.' The second item is a report of a fancy-dress dance held by the staff of the York General Hospital ...

... politicians of questionable worth must remain a mystery. The fact that no Dutchman east of Suez can trust himself these days to speak of the British with moderation is doubtless considered an irrelevance. One 8.8. C. commentator, describing the transference ...

... The efficacy of the BEDEL ALPHABET is such that by means of it : 1. The millions of Asia and Africa can learn to write and speak in a few weeks. ,iii 2. MOM Allem can learn ordinary , spelling_more easily and far more gisift, they are taught the =DIM Alphabet ...

... predatory Socialism. Ah, well, I suppose nothing else can be expected from you. You hate the Socialists ! Verminously speaking, utterly ! So here we are—another fantastic, wicked charge. The more I see of you the more confirmed I am in my reverence ...

... been in a condition to do so. Sir Stafford, as a forensic ornament of the Chancery Division of the High Court of Justice, I, speaking as a humble and retired member of the lower branch, feel sure has well merited the princely fees with which his briefs were ...

... realism when Pandit Nehru, who is supposed to be the greatest man in India and Pakistan, is so deficient in that quality. Speaking at Delhi about the Colombo Conference, he said that the Empire Foreign Ministers would discuss Indo- Pakistan relations only ...

... an element of secrecy and uncertainty —the two worst things which can happen in a murder case. The Lord Chief Justice, speaking with special reference to reprieves granted on grounds of insanity, declared that it seemed to him most improbable that ...

... resources, and its members belong principally to the poorer classes of society. Generally speaking, the nunneries (convents ?) and monasteries of which Mr. Martin speaks are financed by parent religious Orders abroad. Mr. Martin asserts that in a free ...

... income in taxation, far from having nothing to do with such successful prosecution and development, makes them., humanly speaking, impossible, by : (a) Cutting off the profits which—or part of whichnormally go to the replacement of worn-out plant and ...