... it is part of the wholesome education of I every prominent politician to go through it. Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, in the later stages of his Premiership, appeared to be verging on Louis XlF.'s conception of the State, but on the whole ho has made a dignified ...

... anybody. Later there was a period of what may be described as journalistic obeequience, from which we have had some trouble in emerging. I have not space to elaborate the subject. I apt content to arrive at a stage in which the newspaper press has come fully ...

... buildings or premises on any such lands which they may determine to pull down or remove. 7. To make provision for imposing an improvement charge, subject to su con- , ditions (if any) as the Bill may prescribe, upon all or some of the lands houses and ...

... but again often the tendency was to sing to the floor of the stage. Tbo chorus ;;;;;Ailto ie - Tel in the boisterous clement pervading most of these numbers. Mr. Pat Mooney as Snooker well keeps up the humorous element supplied by ,the girtations of Bunkle ...

... game, and enjoyed by both sides. Ministers have only the excitement of knowing they may' be shot down ; we have the exhilaration of being suspected as persons who may do the shooting. Your mighty statesman has the irksome experience of being shadowed ...

... his books. Mr. Gilbert has had several interests outside his business and family life, but largely his hobby has been art—both the art of the portrait painter and the landscape artist. He is a performer of merit, too, and has often ooeupied the organ stool ...

... down in grass. Improve our to redeem Wales. if not past redemption, stock, and keep plenty of them. Wool, at, milk, and poultry are our sheet in the supposed interest of Art from the m anchor for these we have always a ready Philistinism of the Evangelical ...

... fully alive to the importance of the allotment movement. and shall always be glad to consider any suggestioes which your Union may wish to make in rega:sl to matters in which your members are interested. It was, indeed, for the purpose of keeping the Ministry ...

... collaborate in the provision of the roost convenient centres for preliminary or junior courses which may he bald either the Ulamurpu or the Swansea area as may be mutually arranged; thus only one centre should be provided for each of the arca following groups:— ...

... a fourteen-atone lady, who promptly sat upon his 'Little Nary' as he lay on the pavement. If the parties are still alive the lady may have forgotten the affair, but the gentleman—no: The late Professor Elliot. of' Card:ft Co:'.ege, and the late Sir lidward ...

... catering, and Cpl. B. Grant. Lance-cpl. H. Harrison, and Sapper Treweeke will endeavour to make them. selves proficient in the art of cookinr. Members of the unit are also reminded that the first of a series of week-end courses, in engineering will commence ...

... widow. Mr. eykes 14; estate art about 666.000, an that war tic ellbjeet of the present action. yr. seid counsel, was a bachelor, and about the end of 1912 lie made the ! aeousintaime of Mrs. Harris, who hAd rote on the stage and appeared as Lily AnaelL ...