... Re~ardless of Expense Though Mr. Vatson was speak- ing with his tongue in hi cheek, his remarks contained a great deal of truth. The fact is that many agents into Estatagento without it, faced with the task unexceptional hou e sound truth. The fact is ...

... Gloucestershire have, negatively speaking, enjoyed a most successful season. Though they have lost almost as many matches as the weakest ofthe counties, they have in turn robbed Surrey, Nottinghamshire, and Yorkshire of their chance of the In fact, since ...

... Government's actions speak louder than its words I T'S almost impossible to credit the Government's announcements this week. H avi ng itself removed the business of pensions and allowances from the Post Offices, it seemed surprised that the system was ...

... GARDEN TOOLS GARDENING When you speak at the telephone. It has been shown that NOTHING COULD BE MORE EFFECTIVE FOR THE CULTIVATION OF DISEASE GERMS than an unprotected mouthpiece. Users breathe directly into that cup-like contrivance, which is so admirably ...

... Strictly speaking, the rental of his land has disappeared. Even before the War the average mixed farm, when sold, fetched little more than the value of the house, buildings and fixed improvements. Since, in general terms, rental was below the inherent ...

... C OM_ IE DATORE MODIGLIA I, speaking of the April sth, 1930. WEEK from to-day the niversity Boat Race At the present moment each A WEEK will be rowed. At the present moment each ~ide has exactly the same number of wins to Its credit in the hi tory of ...

... German writers speak of yet another class of chamois- by their horns being t bicker, set on further apart, and separate.! much more widely at the curve. The bucks are also generally darker in colour (in the Vienna Museum is one killed by the Emperor, ...

... Once before Sir Edward Grey had to speak on an occasion equally pregnant with difficnlty and danger. . It was. during the Algeciras crisis. No one can forget the slmple, chgmfied ability with which he spoke then. \ilhthout flmchmg from the position Great ...

... M CHAMBERLAIN will speak at the inaugural meeting of the Conference for the Pre- Dec. -Hh, 1926. CARLTOK HOUSE TERRACE and those of Regent's Park, having lately been repainted ell bloc, we can appreciate more clearly than ever the beautv of stucco as ...

... (there were three) advised us not to speak lightly of this imposing That kind conveyance to the chief when asking for our favour. That kind man immediately produced a firearm, also of the hammer-lock variety, for which we bowed in gratitude, and tetreated ...

... Law and order: speak now or the counties will no longer count F ROM a cat burglar, such stealth would have been impressive. From a supposedly open Government, it is contemptible. Quietly, without proper parliamentary Surrey and Sussex will lose their ...

... 'Through universal themes, Moore speaks to our common humanity' O artist since Turner has done more for art in this country than Henry J\loorc. Like all great artists, he changed the way we look at the world. Through his work, the force of his personality ...