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... containing a perfect pet of a baby. And there is a labour ward, which by some magic isn't a grim apartment at all, but a room speaking of courage and of hope fulfilled. Downstairs is a charming sitting-room. and Matroa's and sister's bedrooms, from which I ...
... for particulars as to the constitution of the club. Councillor Beaumont ,econded, and it was agreed. Councillor Ellement, speaking with reference to the use of the Recreation Ground, said they had no evidence before them of the constitution Lth, e club ...
... suburbs would become practically impassable for other vehicles. The public would inevitably be seriously inconvenienced, as, speaking generally, the standing accommodation was only used by individual passengers for comparatively short dis- At Hendon Petty ...
... lecture by Mrs. Chrippes on Practical ..sears. Ile was wounded four times, and his being the guests of their' employers speaks tire from spreading. R . afters in the loft were burnt, and other material we slightly damaged. Theosophy. She urged that ...
... characters in Harrow in those days, and eesse byelection otind them seats in that old Board room. Ah me, if those walls could speak, wouldn't they tell a tale! How long could I linger here, but must desist. Let me resume by saying the Gazette businessgrew ...
... s, who are about to chow the above picture, are desirous of engaging the services of Jutland survivors who are willing to speak to the film when it is being exhibited. As proprietors of the picture in question, we are prepared to make a'register of all ...
... our handling, and should be line; mod. chargas.—Mm. Hooper, II 1 worthy of our effort. Are they? We Saralee trip Harrow. 7 speak with a wide knowledge of the VIOLIN 141111064—F0r terms apply F. H. laumah output of Council schools; and V po Ol7 .l6 NOpiaaistri ...
... Wedaesday evening meetings at the Vaughan-road Schools have rrneolnaoated. At eight nest Wednesday evening Mr. AL Martin will speak on This Railways Bill. Mew hers of the general public are cordially Invited to attend these meetings, and to join in the ...
... Auer.? Scnoot..—Next Sunday Mr. J. F. Ashby will speak on Truth and Freedom, being one in a eerie* on Psychology. All those who have heard him previmudy on this subject, of which he is a keen and up-to-date student, will be glad of this opportunity ...
... Councillor Porter Because the mater- ial was not available. Let us keep to logic. SALARY ►sn WAGE RIDUCTIONS. Councillor Twinn, speaking in referent* to a return of salaries and beam*. of officers and staff, said in the year book he found that in 1911 the rateable ...
... his hearers not to accept any theories without adequate personal investigation. Next Monday, at eight, Mr. James Scott will speak on The Story of the Earth.' WLDDING oe Mire Youxo.—A pretty wedding was solemnised at St. Mary's Parish Church on Wednesday ...
... ArsLrrtes . . The question of the formation of an Old tlaytonians' Athletic Club was next discussed. Mr. F. E. Weeks speaking strongly in favour of its formation. It was decided to form an athletic club, and a committee was duly elected. The formation ...