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... .. . a chat Members of the Government and senior airport ollicials observed the family mourning ordered by the Queen for Princess Arthur of Connaught. As the Queen Mother chatted with members of her crew. the Queen and Princess Margaret had an animated ...
... CHAT WITH A GROWTH conversation with representative thi» Mr. innior, reprwenting h.. Uther. who, loading member of the Horticultural Society, was much sought after at the show, stated that this year fruit season has yielded only about one-third of the ...
... A FARMHOUSE CHAT. ROADS TO SUCCESS ON THE LAND. SELF-HELP. A GREAT-GRANDMOTHERS CHUCKLE. Sy NOME COUNTIES. A great-grandmother of farmers to whom I had the privilege of being troduced the other day was interested in the future of a great ...
... Then a chat on weather From COMER CLARKE : PORTH (Rhondda), Monday. ,F I OR slight. bespectacled Tom James , cap on the back of his head and a red muffler round his neck, this is a night he never forget. There he was, having a quiet smoke ...
... A CHAT AT THE MEET ‘ ~, , ___,_:. 111 . il: ii 11 .e -.' ..1 ' -It Loh Anne Cavendish Bentinck chatting with Countess Remy, wife of ftlr. Harold Peake, .the meet of the Rufford Hunt at Sutton-on- Trent. ...
... A CHAT WITH GENERAL VUJOEM. ...
... A little chat Mr. Bustarnente gave a hearty laugh. I thought it very mee of him. he said. I said to him: I hope your health is good. The past has long been forgotten: Then virt_had a little chat. Mr. - Bustamente said he was going to see ...
... A Roadside Chat. But in Fig. 2 the saddle ts actually a good inch higher than in Fig. I. Mark that well. all you cyclists whose btcycki are too big for you. A Bradford cyclist. In a chalice roadside chat. on ...
... A CHAT WITH STUDENTS. The King and Queen yesterday visited the National Gallery, and inspected the seven additional rooms, which will opened to the public this week. The Royal visitors arrived at noon, and wore received Karl (First Commissioner of Works) ...
... A PARLIAMENTARY CHAT. Mr Carvell Williams delivered his lecture entitled '‘Reminiscences of the House of Commons,” to the Crouch End Social Union, and in the course of it classified some of the members. There were the Parliamentary experts, who knew ...
... ON THE BEAT. A Chat with a S)3IE women are not at all favourably tnelined to work of a noticewoman. Indeed, they feel a putative Aversion towards it. How a woman can take up police work is ...
... BACK-CHAT OF A PHILANDERER Too Much Talk in ...