... the British public is going to be so easily taken in. In the debate on nationalization on March 28th. Mr. Montague. M.P., speaking for the Socialist Party, said that they proposed to exempt from nationalizing such things as music. art, and book production ...

... Congregational Church is proud of its scout group, and no one can deny that they are an extremely smart lot of boys. Strictly speaking they are not a church group, as it is open to all denominations. • They have recently completed their group by starting a ...

... Hector's teeth, Prince Otto raised his hand in ire; The good dog crouched beneath. A whine—a bark—so Hector told (He could not speak plaint Of palsied strength and heart of gold— Goodwill, and effort vain. Oh, loving service do not slight, Dear lord! the ...

... he was surprised at the excellence shown. The high standard attained was no doubt, due to the attention given to correct speaking in schools. The spoken word was again corning to the fore. At one time it was more or less disregarded in the elementary ...

... resist the moving character of his appeal. I think he is wrong. I think the Government which he represents and for which he speaks is wrong. I think the verdict of history will be that they are wrong. We shall see. Surely no one can doubt Macdonald's sincerity ...

... strengthened with might by His Spirit in the inner man. The reverend gentleman said he desired to speak on the subject of prayer. He did not want to speak about the power of prayer, or the mistakes that many of them made about prayer. They all made the ...

... the end of a bough. Blow, wind, blow And. Ah! thought the children, we shall catch him now. So softly they crept without speaking a word. Hush, wind. hush ! With a pinch of salt for the tail of the bird. Hush. wind. hush ! The bird went on singing as ...

... anything but ease and comfort, and, truth to tell, the men who work aboard these craft lead a strenuous life, with no leisure to speak of when out on the fishing grounds. The vessel I sailed on was in this category. There was no space ;or lounge chairs or for ...

... not only produced the number of houses that were promised, but has exceeded that number by scores of thousands. The figures speak for themselves:— No. of houses estimated Number to be built under the actually Year. Wheatley programme. built. 1925-1926 1926-1927 ...

... Worthy Aldermen Speak Out: Ald. L. 0: Trivett, J.P.: of 67, Loughborough-road, West Bridgford, says:— I never venture an opinion on anything unless I am thoroughly convinced of what I say. I perused your newspaper very carefully, both as regards letterpress ...

... at the rate of is. for each insertion. . April 29th.—Mr. Q. R. 'Thorne, M.P., Mr. A. T. Marwood prospective candidate) will speak at George- Council Schools at 8 p.m. May 2nd and 4th.—Notts. Eastern Band of Hope Union Annual May val in Co-op. Hall, Netherfield ...

... RUSHCLIFFE DIVISION LIBERAL ASSOCIATION. Mr. Geo. R. Thorne, M.P. AND Mr. A. T. Marwood (Prospective Liberal Candidate Will speak in the ...