... for a few moment. 'Both Paget and Strange *hat le meant to convey to them. The hatter's lace hardened, and be was shout to speak, • warning glance from Paget closed his lipe. Boyle understood that Paget was just as lesirous himself that Mrs. Strange should ...

... Ilkeston, in the morning, and nt the Parish Church, Heanor, in the evening, made special reference to the death of Mr. Mundy. Speaking at Heanor, he said that the aid evens bad cast quite a glom over the parish and district t Mr. Mundy, though an aristocrat ...

... drove in the direction of Strange Court. May I sugge.t • round! I know the country well, he remarked, and lea .t forward to speak to the driver. Leave him alone, rid, peremptorily. He probably knows the country much better than you do. Geoffre♦ sat ...

... Minictey of Acrieultme is, I am assurcd, ready and willing to rehder every assistance in this nmtter; but the plot holders must speak with on . ! voice Mare they can get their grievances redresced. A general sowing of beet may be made as soon as possible. This ...

... fine building land in an urban district like Carlton at anything like this amount. The adoption of such an ambitious scheme speaks volumes for the foresight of the Carlton Council, who evidently recognise its great possibilities. Had the scheme been allowed ...

... good-bye, Jim. He kissed her cold fingers with lips which were colder and even more unsteady. He did not trust himself to speak. He tried to smile, and was ashamed of the mist that floated between his eyes and hen. And she was gone when he brushed it ...

... choice of the Hon. Mrs. Hope Morley, who has also been responsible for the making of the be-utiful Curtains, all of which speak eloquently o: her excellent taste and abundant labour. The large number of splendid pictures, real works of art, are the gift ...

... bottle of whiskey she was carrying. If she had been specially to Nottingham to fetch it? Why the Mar Hill neighbours never speak to each other. What happened 4o the Park Street cat. How many people have tried the unironed washing at the Carl on Laundry ...

... business. put a Curb on the Tonwit. Tenn, saes The tont:ue is a fire. Probably the poet borrowed it from the Bette. which speaks of how great a fire a little spark kindles. In any case both sayings arc true. and there is nothing more important to-day ...

... ballet hav-Mg gone through the bead. Answering the coroner, witness said he did not know deceased personally, and could not speak to any motive for the act. A boy of that age would: not commit such an act without being mentally deranged. Perhaps the little ...

... us who love children as being of real concern. Things that Hamper the Clothing Trade. Let us trace the childhood, so to speak, of a little boy's suit, and see if there is any point during its growth and development, when the pace could be quickened ...

... Commieee to ;dent 'with. they might gut some disabled-man with (EXTENSION SCHEME. at:tension woo would be glad to do the Speaking at the Carlton Council work, and yet find the £BO useful. meeting on Wednesday nee the Mayor Personally he was proud of what ...