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... and is grotesque figure of Sloper was gazing with an air of the most ludicrous surprise into the faulty iron socket. And speaking of a per reminds us that Teddy Wick. Chelsea's champion shaver. has been dignified with the degree of P. 09. and had his ...
... the Lion will be translated and the book put on sale. Shaw himself provided that such a book be sent free to all British-speaking libraries in the world-13,000 of them. All the winners adopt the system of writing from left to right and continuing from ...
... special prize at a whist drive in the Conservative Club Winners were: I, Mrs. P. Cullhire: 2, Mrs. R. Richardson; con.. Mrs. G. Speak and Mrs. R. Isles. Mrs. J. L Kenyon presented the prizes. At the whist drive on Christmas Eve. proceeds were about £8 and Mrs ...
... the window as spread over the 'Me at which the gamblers sat. self-control. Mate,' said one of them to what is - you _are SPEAK IUNDIT. if you_ that Bet you are to tense4 o on staking on the table? And dbe once on any one'4lll/. pointe d to the heap ...
... directions to slow their riders, and of riders being placed higher than they were. If a rider is good, his times or placings speak for themselves, so let's read the truth next season. These views are purely personal and not necessarily representative of ...
... flafitudcs we hear about what the New Year mayv hold. The wish will be quite empty unless I realise that it should lead me to speak and act in )v'vays_ which };vill contnbntlegt})o appiness. in b iol'p lt)ne and lorapthmemm!:im whom I am in close contact ...
... house: T h Pace with King Hussein of Servant. Jordan. 9.55. News. 10.35 Get This! 10.50. Godfrey Retrospect 10 1959. Winn Speaking Person-10.10 ally. 1 1 .10 Weather. 11.5 News. tber. 11.7, Dal for MIMIC Wes Epi i ogue. HOME SERVICE morrow's Fixtures. ...
... another who goes out to earn what he can, even though his earning capabilities are Impaired. is penalised. The Guardian speaks no less than the truth when In a recent editorial It said. If the Government were really determined to do something about ...
... that 15 was too young to throw boys and girls into the jungle of post-school life. Mr. E. H. Goddard, of Aske's. London. speaking on the shortage of teachers. said some grammar school staffs discouraged boys from becoming teachers. The way university ...
... many who admit the newspaper's informative value but fear its influence, said Mr. E. T. Symons (Editor of the Evening News) speaking to portsmouth Round Table yesterday Staff of provincial newspapers live among the peopie and work with them, he said. They ...
... Russian and every other language—natural or artificial, living or dead. More than half the literate population of the world now speaks English as a first or second language—and the number is growing every day. First to bow to the inevitable have been the Russians ...
... Next year, announces the English- Speaking Union, British public school boys_and boys from similar American schools, will again receive scholarships m each other’s country for 12 months. ...