... made a statement that Hucknall people had asked for trams. Mr. Swain is an estimable gentleman, and surely not guilty of speaking without the book, but we fear his imagination has run riot on this occasion. We have no knowledge that the councillors have ...

... d that sour son was still reporel missing and I was the Only one saw: him shot, May he re it in peace. TRAMS TO BEESTON. Speaking in Nottingham last Saturday. M. R. H. Swain. the &airman of the City Tramways Committee. referred to the extension of the ...

... the Chairman could not he justified. Another matter which was extremely discourteous was that whilst a certain metnber was speaking his cols round the table l a u g hed, talked, league and some left the' noon, which all will agree i 4 far from right. It ...

... made a proposition that, fur tbe benefit of the district, they should cliscuy. 'What is True Democrat ?'' Willits' he was speaking se% eral members prepared to leave the room, and amid laughter and tumult the doctor's words were inaudible. He then addressed ...

... Edward Allcock. killed action September 10. 1918. Lose never dies: although One year has slowly passed a We think of him. and speak of him. miss him eyers day. - Greater love bath tio man than this that :lac down his life for his friend•. {cis loving wife ...

... The chairman a grerd that it was oat of order, and co dd not be permitted. In of tnii ruling the WOllll2ll again rose and to speak, ha her peroration cut _ - I'`- sown( Norrs: short several members rising from their seats and leaving the room, RED CROSS ...

... as dead, but a little movement of his body brought towards him a German, who was of the compassionate type, and who could speak French. In his leisure moments Harris had acquired a knowledge of French, and was thus :tole to answer his queries, and was ...

... reports from various local branches of the N. U Ri p . which stated that everything wan progressing satisfactorily. * * * Speaking at an open-air meeting in ths Market Place on Sunday. under the auspices of the local Labour Party. Mr. Arthur Hayday. referred ...

... horses in the fair? Who lost her purse in Gone Fair? If her hued lost his temper when he got to know? If they are .till not on speaking terms'. Why the Worth Street woman dyes her hair? Is it to make her look younger? The name of the driver who took a bottle ...

... was also trying to speak to Mr. Anderson. Mr. scl Burrows : Order! Order! Mr. Anderson. pease! Mr. Anderson: I was only trying to write down the hours put in at the office. I cannot speak to a dozen at a time. The Clerk tried to speak again, but in vain ...

... be a, social and charitable possible they must no. do so at the expense of compromising revealed roll. Your correspondent speaks unfavourably of .ifidels. - Now. infidel means unbeliever.' Lo then, your correspondent supports belie._ True, but a believer ...

... Hippodrome from early morning un.il late in the afternoon in order to book seats fur the evening performan :es. This in itself speaks vo!ume; for t:le sple.id id entertainments which the management are providing. Next week's attractions are again of a tip-top ...