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... treachery, and met our clemency with contumely. The best reply to charges of 'Tbarbarism is tenacious memory, or a well-kept scrapbook. Sir Edward Clarke, on Saturday night, speaking at journalists' meeting in London, and commenting on the decline of Parliamentary ...
... get so relaxation telling the world about it. v ¥ ¥ ¥ Four women visitors wearing men fe-portsi jackets and knickerbockers and.biily cock hats attended Kingussie Highland games. * The railway f are charged on Satorctay from Paragon Station to was 9d. motor ...
... PROSPERITY IN AUSTRALIA. CONDITIONS IN AMERICA. MR W. H. SLACK'S WORLD TOUR (By Mail Special Commissioner.) Mr W. 11. Slack, J.P., who, with Albert L. Rcckitt, has made a world tour, has returned to Hull after nearly seven months' absence with a hopeful ...
... fortune. Mr Cooley was retired sea captain who had thrice been round the world. A widower several years, without relatives, he embarked on shipbuilding, an.j amassed a fortune from property Nottingham and Northampton. She did him a friendly action six year ...
... Bobby: Never mind. God ' eternal.—From Life. it * Working people, stated in Sheffield case on collected funds to help the | widow of former M.P. to educate her , thinks the greatest tragedy tne world a pass man from , course of Journalism joining a tabloid ...
... -he Donoghue senior. the course of an interview Donoghue told the pressman responsible for the paraprapb stuck in scrapbook- ran away from home to s.art with; I was 13 years old. father was iron-worker. I was born Warrington; went to Cheater races. I was ...
... Canterbury Cathedral, though, apart from Coronation cope in the Abbey, Archbishop Davidson has been content to imagine mitre. HULL AND STANDING ORDERS. I learn from Grotrian that it may be necessary to secure some exemption from tbe Standing Orders of Parliament ...
... just how artificial silk is made from timber, in an article entitled From Forest to Silk Stocking. THE WIDE WORLD MAGAZINE. The February Wide World Magazine is a very finn number indeed, containing contributions from all parts of the ...
... under three years of age suffer from rickets— the most prevalent but most easily cured disease —as the doctor said. While most people are apparently only commencing to realise the wonderful benefits to be derived from sunlight, Dr Saleeby, with other ...
... trouble of playing the first. His opponent will be S. Rhodes, from the Abbeydale Club. PAST WINNERS The East Riding has had its share of individual honours since the war. D. M. Smith was entered from Harrogate and not Brough when he won in 1919, but in 1922 ...
... down'⢠i from the Continent. 6.30: Music. 6.50: New Books. 7-5- in Changing World. 7.30: r iuirt; CharacterâXl. 8.0: Scrapbook 9.0: Second News. 9.20: tr * 9.35: Chamber Music. 10.50: 'ft i-iff. ll.O: Television Transun 3S . Relays from the Continent ...
... for injuries met with in a hunting accident. Women's Employment Federation ONE of the paramount necessities of the post-war world is an able and intelligent organisation of employment, announces a. pamphlet which lies before me. A few lines lower down ...