... to Mr. C. Godfrey for auditing the various accounts, both Mr. Parker and Mr. Gilbert, the mover and seconder of thr motion speaking highly of the work done.— This'was duly acknowledged by Mr. Godfrey. ...

... difficult part of the work to speak about for he felt it was very largely a matter which concerned themselves personally and God alone. One thing he would like to say was he did not think they had gone back during the year. Speaking generally the members of ...

... imoortart nutriment and makes a perfectly delicious dish. auto, and Rhubarb -- Dame Nature's spring food and tonic, -soon speaks g for itself in bright eyes, rosy cheeks ti and clear comp! xions. 0 BiRD'S- Me.et N't' us Custard A delightful dish low in ...

... the TOWN HALL, AYLESBURY, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 151 h, 1917, At 2 p.m., when the Rt. Hon. R. E. Pk , President of the Board Win speak ...

... Lawrence said he saw a fire in defendant's garden at 8 p.m. It was burning brightly and lit up the surrounding buildings On speaking to defendant, she said, I know I didn't ought to have a fire after dark. The fire was lit at 10 o'clock this morning, and ...

... DISTRICT spent by all present. Before the party broke up at mid-night, Mr. Clarke, speaking for the guests generally, thanked the host and hostess for their kind hospitality. To this the Vicar replied in suitable terms, expressing in his short speech ...

... The great attraction of that meeting was to be an address by the new Headrnaster of Eton, Rev. C. A. Alington, who was to speak to the town for the first time ; but Mr. Alington had gone to bed, and Dr. Amsler would not hear of his coming there that night ...

... Slough, were in their places even on the wettest Sundays. The choir made the services most attractive to the congregation. In speaking of the organist, Mr. 11. R. Couldrey, the Mayor said his services were invaluable. With the organ such a distance from the ...

... PUBLIC MEETING AT WINDSOR. Major C. G. C. Hamilton, M.P., Chief of the Enrolment Section of the National Service Department, speaking on Tuesday afternoon at a conference of representatives from National Service Committee. at Caxton Hall, Westminster. said ...

... securing their cooperation. In several towns such meetings were crowded out and they found that servants were, generally speaking, only too pleased to fall into line with any patriotic suggestion. In some large centres an Intelligence Bureau had been ...

... the Governor of Saskatchewan whenever he was speaking on the subject of Canada to tell his audience of the curse of the remittance chap, as he described these young men. Canon Hicks then went on to speak about the climatic conditions of Canada. very ...

... in the country was not considered ; they were forgotten. It was all due to the one fact that they were unable ' to vote. Speaking of 'the skilled war work done by women in earoplane factories and in machine shops. Mrs. Strachey went on to emphasise how ...