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... and though not much progress has been registered there is greater hope of an agreement. Lord Cecil emphasised the point that land armaments arc at least of equal importance; in the late. war, for instance, they played a preponderant part. We ‘hear professions ...
... SHIELDS. Created and immortalised by Mg L. B. Poultney, lhn Arris” to-day i known throughout the land &s the epitome of ail we imagine to find in a woman of low education, and whose controlling interest in life is to be the light of the back yard gossips ...
... Diocesan to the Finance Board, prior to the 1, while Miss Jean Andrews judged en's costumes. The gathering was by the Church Army band. d V\fxlk}nsi)_n uctéd a 3 supervisor rnival, the Rev. A, ». ioy!lon, gz mainly responsible for the arand carrying out ...
... to the land. Lord Collingwood, added the ! to his ship for seventeen mon'! break and was then taken ho In the battle Lord Nelson said 1 noble fellow. . . . one of N land's bravest sons.” 1815 saw Battle of Waterloo which bro the British Army and made ...
... A FLAT MYSTERY, Woman Found Dead After Detectives’ Visit. Mrs Julia Durrant, 52, was found dead and her husband, Capt. Edward Durrani, unconseious in a room full of gas at Lissen. den Mansions, Highgate Road, Kentish Town, London, N.W., yesterday. The ...
... one person ai a time, he re-|qui il i bo sumed. ‘‘Here & haudful of men could quickly to pick up Ao 2w cs(uet't:n F defy an army cOrps, and there are other from the table and proffering it. Your means of entry—and other ways of escape. favourite brand ...
... no tenancy he will immediately come off the land. His Honour said he found there was no tenancy, and that Mr. Painter had no right on the land, that he had no right to drive Mr. Banecroft’s cattle off the land and stop the gateway. The plaintiff asked for ...
... duty it was te howl most dismally n out-of the-way districts, 1 believe this weiling still goes on at funerals. Wages on the land in those days ranged trom sixpence to a shilling a day, and men brought up families on that. They tived on milk. meal, porriige ...
... of “W.G.” Kilied BURNED TO DEATH AFTER LOOPING THE LOOP. Within sight of relatives, Miss Gladys Grace, the well-known air-woman and grand-daughter of W, u. Grace, the ericketer, crashed 1o her death yesterday at Detling aerodrome, near Maidstone, Lient ...
... subscription to the Club baing ? and £3. The total cost of I.ming woul amonng to £25.-—-Misy Winifred Spooner, the welllkhown woman pilot, writing eon “The Fuoture of Women in Flying” Angnsy “Gond Houneekeeping.” Film Fame Can Weoar Thin. There were days ...
... subseription to the Club baing lg and &£3. The total cost of learning woul amonpy teo £25.-—Misy Winifreq Spooner, the wollkhown woman pilot, writing en “The Futurs of Women in Flying™ “n:vm “Gond Hounsekeeping.” Film Fame Can Woar Thin. There were days when ...
... DEX COTUMD.) STORM CATCHES TROOPS IN “SHIRT SLEEVES —— Sudden Ending to Army Mancuvres il the “armies” of “Northland” and Sowthiang were fighting fiercely for the m of & strip of land early to-day, thunderstorm, suddenly put an un”,“bhofli]ifies. When the ...