... large brown bears “ for performing or baiting in the great Square.” But at the fifty-ninth minute of the eleventh hour, so to speak, the art of the conjurer was rescued and enriched. ...

... am going to write about one county and I don’t want to make anyone cross. If the reader is particularly bored he can, so to speak, translate my words into terms of his own county and hug to himself the knowledge that it is ever so much better than mine ...

... who pledged to see that all ex-servicemen will get a square deal when the war is over. Major Ueckermann says that generally speaking the troops approve the demobilisation plans, and want them to be introduced as a Bill during the next session of Parliament ...

... at him, and J. H. Taylor has not yet wholly forgiven a young man who did that to him at Prestwick in 1914. So, generally speaking, the nature of golf enforces a high standard of good manners among spectators. It is otherwise with football or cricket, ...

... express the conviction, clearly brought out by our daily mail, adds E.S.R.F., that the need for intellectual help to English-speaking students in German and Italian prisoner camps, increases every day ; and that we must all make greater efforts to keep faith ...

... realised that sniffs have declensions ? . There is the sniff nominative, which means, ‘ Listen to me, you poor fool—l am speaking !>” There is the sniff accusative, which means, ¢ Why I ever married a creature like you, Heaven alone knows ! There is the ...

... from ““We Prisoners of War,” published by the Association Press, New York, in which ** Sixteen British Officers and Soldiers speak from a German Prison Camp.”] 107 ...

... Prisoners of War News, and the consequent increase of new readers, a brief re-statement of our aims may be permitted. Broadly speaking these are : the welfare of all men now - prisoners of war ; and the interests of their relatives in our area. , ...

... We have a comprehensive library, excellent concerts sponsored by our Colonial friends occur periodically, and generally speaking we can usually find something to kill the monotony of our enforced exile. Christmas here was a great success, and only one ...

... waiting to hear from you with any suggestions of what I might do to help the next-of-kin, I was given the opportunity of speaking to half a dozen of the repatriated prisoners. I doubt if anything they told me would be new to you but it was good to hear ...

... etc. Items of general interest are read out by the President or the Secretary, and during the afternoon we invite someone to speak to the relatives. Miss Christine Knowles was our first speaker, and owing to her experiences in the last war, was able to enlighten ...

... prisoners of war at Longside. We are receiving our food parcels pretty regularly, also food from the Argentine, for which I, speaking for all of us here, want to convey to you and all your helpers, our most sincere thanks for the great service you are doing ...