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... vain. not weaken Germany. In future, he promised, Gustlon would be a holy martyr of the movement, and his picture would hang in the office of every Nazi organisation abroad. The deed did The memorial services for Dr. Gustioff, at which Herr Hitler ...
... Hitch, Herbert Wooler, Stanley Collins, George Hammond, Stanley Brewer, Alec Mason, Albert Warren, Leonard Gifkin, Alfred Currall, Edward Bennett, Thomas Holland, Harry Rowe, Alfred Wooler, Cyril Barnara, Albert Bristow, Ernest Bates, Herbert Clements ...
... to Belgrave. who for the time for • number of years gained the maximum number of points, winning all four events. Wiley. Bennett, Pritchard. and Saunders won In the • a 100 yards. In the 4 a 300 yards Wiley obtained a lead in the drat leg, and the other ...
... the trial, counsel received a mysterious anonymous letter confessing to the murder and insisting that Bennett was Innocent! When William Herbert Wallace, a Liverpool insurance man, was found guilty of murdering his wife, local people felt so strongly ...
... Total . WE UNITED SERVICE At Mount WI'S, match Mailed in a dray United Capt Deane, Roebuck b Arden Mai Hang b Arden 31 Cast Herbert b Arden Cant Wedlow c Arden b Kennedy 141 Gamier b Pesetas 51 Licit Bowles lbw b 8I Pals Rev 1) .1' Keened, c b W•uflow ...
... These were sustained with great vigour and strong colouring by Mr. Bennett himself, and Mr. Phelps, the manager. a literary work, this play is highly creditable to Mr, George Bennett, manifesting it does considerable constructive skill, knowledge effect ...
... 53 years ago at Chrm-l mas, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson, Foxbourne-road, Tooting, won the third prize of competitors. “1t was a Christmas present I never regretted,” said Mr, Johnson. “Does {our wife still hang up her stocking”” But the judge l:uled that ...
... The Reid Festival, since the accession of Sir Herbert Oakley to the music chair of Edin burgh University, has assumed an importance out of all propor tion with that accorded to it in former times. Sir Herbert, by means of courteous demeanour, musical ability ...
... a photograph of Mrs. Bennett of Bexley There was also evidence that Bennett Heath was in the habit of using bluish - g re y p a p er Who, then, was the man ? H e was for his correspondence. ascertained to be Herbert John Bennett, a p.m.. 56nturOos. September ...
... described by Norman Hill, painted by F. Matania, R.I. SO THIS IS EARTH I by Hannen Swatter REJUVENATING FURNITURE, by Mrs. Frank Bennett A COLOUR SCHEME FOR A LIVING ROOM by Ronald Fleming PLANNING YOUR LIGHTS, by S. Chermayeff SUMMER SUGGESTIONS FOR THE YOUNGER ...
... the British Empire. anc' goats-- who had been waiting for four long months for fhe arrival of the vanguard t C i I of Sir Herbert Stewart's relief expedition. Buf Uver 40 bhori olories and inter- A I i 'on9 fight through the rebel country. esting Articles ...
... M. Steveniers, Mr. Hill, and M. Rousselot. Mr. W. Sterndale Bennett.—The third and last performance of Classical Pianoforte Music was given by this Composer on Tuesday evening. Mr. Bennett performed Mendelssohn’s Fourth Book of Songs without words—the ...