... country, but sad to relate lost a limb iii doing it. He ruse from !lie ranks to a captain y. and won the Maio Cross. These fads speak vo!unies as to his being a brave Britisher. LOCAL FOOD CONTROL. The accounts of the local Food Control Committee for the Urban ...

... delightfully droll as a collecting parson who is a mere child in business. but gets the best of two Cltv men. Condemned to speak the truth, Mr. Frank Freeman exhibits nervous excitement that is positively contagious: bit he can also be admirably cool, ...

... following tette- was written by the. Intelligence Officer of the like Arpreentershire Regimeat, in which Cyril NerveJ. and speak.; for itself. It is dated April 9. 1919. front Hertford College, Oxford! C. Adcock late 10th Royal Warwicks. was the 57th ...

... principle no individual or small body of governing factors would be responsible for the prevailing conditions. Generally speaking people sat at home and took no interest in the welfare of the pdrish. As a consequence the place had been in an a wfuf p ...

... Kimberley Lecture, seems to attribute the fractures to the sudden lowering of pressure in the space surrotmding diamonds. and speaks of consequent explosion. Dr. Sutton says he has met plenty of people who have hefted of the bursting of smoky diamonds. hut ...

... the lighting arrangements; for they are abominable, and apt to make the members go cross-eyed. In fact, it is difficult to speak or write the truth with such poor lights. ...

... made. He was filled, with admiration at the spledid progress of the Hawse Purchase Department. Dracup of Nottingham ), in speaking of the progres, of D pivision, said his appointment dated from M6v 8 1916. In June of that year I) Division took . third ...

... them, and said that there had been many obstacles in the path of progress to be encountered (iring his stay, at Swadlincote. Speaking of his new charge, he said the church at Hucknall was a large one, but he was more equai, to the task after his work at ...

... House below any longer. In the clearness strong faith she prepared for her departure, and after repeating that hymn which speaks of the glories of the resurrection morning, passed' peacefully to her eternal rest. The Arnold candidates for confirmation ...

... occurrence for a great character to be given a chance to appear on the screen in a play that has given him faine tpon the speaking stage. And it is still rarer for th,, screed presentation in such a case beire of a quality that can stand comparison with ...

... was unable to appear, and the case was adjourned. 1.1 V. 1 . . AND lIIS The Rev. Everard Digby, the Sporting Par-oii. speaking at St. Paul's, Covent Garden, on Sunday night, said that had he demobilised on Saturday, as he expected, he would have made ...

... world-wide spread of revolution. The powers that he roust reckon they will have to accept the fight they have provoked. We mean to speak through the voice of dynamite, through the mouth of guns. We are not many, though perhaps more than you■ dream of. What has ...