... in the first place, the soloists and orchestra were absolutely in accordpart and parcel of the same musical machine, so to speak. There were no nervous doubt& or floundering for cues, and the choir itself caught the spirit of enthusiastic rendering, and ...

... who were as interested as the fair CODgregation prep/lit. T.ssotii PAIITY.—Next Wednesday, at eight, Dr. Douglas White will speak on The Human Significance ofetiex, at Greenhill Schools. Matson Parton.—At this well-appointed establishment facing St. ...

... excess of last year's 'forte for the same cause, and actually more than was taken from the sale of tickets. This in itself speaks for the splendid way the expsessee had been kept down. TILL awn BAZ•II.—An American tea and beaaar were held in the church ...

... Watkin Watkins, whose death, I am grieved to learn, occurred kid Friday in London. It is barely a fortnight ago that I was speaking to a mutual friend his, who had just soon Mr. Watkins, sad spoke of his still youthful appearance and kis debonair manner ...

... engaged the captain of the Fire Btigode would take offence and resign. That had been actually advanced. He slid not know how to speak on such • view as that, but he would not be a party to weakness in administration of that character. lie wanted to know : were ...

... Party, and if he was fifth or sixth in the Party's nominees, he would loyally support the men who were nominated to stand. In speaking of the employees of the Council, ha *aid he would like to see some coordination between them and the Committees under which ...

... share of imagination ' . Fairview Club at Wembley has, I hear, made rapid strides not only in membership, but in favour. Speaking to one of the habituas after and, further, he states that it always remain: a puzzle to 'him why some people keep dogs at ...

... to-night?' Ha replied : The Vicar. Quickly she replied: Would you mind helping me down again? (loud laughter). Seriously speaking, however. it was a delightful experience to be a visitor to the Hill Oolf Club. Ths Mr. E. Maoist proposed The Chairman ...

... much humour they are thereby enabled to extract from incidents hardly enjoyed by those more intimately affected. Mr. Meeley. speaking at a function recently, after thank. had been proposed to him by the secretary of a Company, said they, moaning himself and ...

... of a subject; then study of a question brings knowledge; criticism of ft broadens the Point of view; and, lastly, public speaking leads to a wider command of language. There are only a few of the valuable desiderata of debating assemblies which I would ...

... absolutely at variance with fact that no useful object would be served by printing them. We would remind Mr. Chambers—and we speak with an intimate knowledge of conditions reigning in Army camps during the war—that he did not produce one solitary instance ...

... Cynthia expressed her pleasure at being present and said Mr. efo.ley was unable to attend owing to a leog-standing engagement to speak at • League of Nations meeting in Suffolk. Ile sent his i beet wishes fur Christmas and the New Year, and he hoped they would ...