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... Earliest Times, of about 1892 ‘Dress is the outward sign of the “inward state of mind of a person” ’ Victoria loved fashion, and said herself that dress is the outward sign of ‘the inward state of mind and feeling of a person’. Many of her clothes still ...
... might be just the man to do it. DITH TAKES THE INITIATIVE E theological student who approached his piritual adviser with the complaint that he could find no quiet place to meditate on a Sunday was told: Why not try Marylebone The day after the last station ...
... is evidence that many of the most ~ reorganisation in terms of efficiency and accountability should be frequently voiced complaints about the organisation have been great. The Trust is not run for the benefit of its members; they taken on board: that it ...
... mouvement can- not be too quickly recognised and adopted. Hips are · in and are accentuated by the flat upper part and sloping inward line below .And there, in brief, you have the silhouette approved chronicler it behoves me to record the strong hint prevailing ...
... dismay, taken the matter up and considers that the reply received from the Department amounts to a breach of faith. The complaint was, briefly, that British growers are still deprived of a free market by reason of the continued control of the flour ...
... purity it was largely affected by the conjunctions of the planets. As a medicine it was efficacious in the cure of divers complaints ; troublesome ·ulcers and diseases of the eye lowered their swords before it. The old bee-keepers of the seventeenth and ...
... from Japan, India, Latin £ America and South Africa. & a The essays follow the tendency of = | . H design historians to work inwards from a ...
... £2 an acre les , wheat-growing on reasonably good land should. pay its way well enough. There can be complaint from i\ational for this The no complaint from the i\ational Farmer ' U nion on this core. The money that is being taken off wheat ha been put ...
... port of call for merchant ships. Men yet living can recall the days when a hundred clippers could be counted in the Roads, inward or outward bound. Their lordly captains used to go on shore to drink champagne. These entertainments, as between princes, ...
... carrying Fox's crest and dated 1499. Massively constructed of oak, it retains the original wooden fl aps which hinge upwards and inwards. Happily this is the perfect arrangement for selfservice catering today. Romanesque work, which is on a different alignment ...
... here are many more dog owners than there are farmers who wan t to keep sheep, Ministers have not given a ready ear to these complaints. erhaps public opinion would be roused more effectively if housewives could be told in definite t erms the amount of the ...