... keeping to the route of the pathway passengers would tread down the corn for a few yards along tle side of the field. He was speaking the presence of a practical farmer. The Town Clerk said he wrote to Mr. Ilanemu on the subject in 1913. Councillor Southall ...

... depression which broods over the town. No one speaks except in a low voice end in Gorman. Our cousins even speak nothing but German to their little children for fear they should let out a word of French. as anyone speaking French i. regarded as a traitor and liable ...

... it had hitherto been. Councillor Molyneux, who seconded. said he was very glad indeed to bear the Chairman of the Committee speak eo well of the experiment. He dared say they would remember that when it was sot mooted to the Committee there were many who ...

... excel/ad, for he had never been. in trouble hefore. Ono of the officers of his regiment who had come down from Ooventry would speak as to his character if the Bench thought it neelie (Mr. Matthews) need hardly remind them of the effect of a conviction againet ...

... quite ionscioue of what wall happening, insisting on keeping his hand in hie pocket where there wee some money. be would not speak. He took him to the police station, ae it was quicker than writing for a doctor. At the station he was by a doctor, and then ...

... varying tormi of imprisonment by the Stmeeborg authorities AN AVALANCHE OF HATE. WHAT A GERMAN TOLD EARL GREY. Earl Grey, speaking under the auspices of the Durham University Society in Newcastle on Saturday, said it was not until June that he ever gleaned ...

... again attacked on For the rest, the weekend communiq nee SHOT AS THEY LANDED. February 3 and 4 by a combined force of the speak of the usual artillery duels. The Allies Indian contingent and the Camel Constabulhave dispersed ;some convoys, see a train ...

... in 1911, for sOgns.; ditto, 1912. for 75gne.; and a daughter of Rolleeten Pride sold in 1914 for Signs. Such a pedigree speaks for itself in regard to the shire !animals to be sold on Thursday. ...

... thus given was. so much aprecitted that about 50 of the men were invited out to tea by the local residents. We think this speaks for itzelf, that the men are doing their duty and with credit'to the town of Eington. In aid of the Kington Local War Relief ...

... resew, to pure chance. Another peasant, while digging in the ruins to got out a box which was half hidden. beard a voice speaking very faintly front beneath the debris. The peasant summoned some soldiers who had been engaged in rescue work at the time ...

... direction indicated by the power at the back of him. Devigne glanced towards the caretaker of the garage as he was in the act of speaking to Collins. The man had paused in him work,. and straightened himself from his stooping attitude when Devigne and his friend ...

... of the fund on the agricultural community. Members of Parliament are also giving their help in their own conatituenees to speak at the market If only the MO spirit Ie manifested aU oser the country, there ran he no fear that the £100,009 will quickly ...