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are qui te inapplicable to the House of Justice has once again shown himself Commons." (6) an able watch-dog for those high Mr. Hore-Belisha opened ribbon tracks traditions of judicial independence of for pedal cyclists which are part of a new road at Baling. The innovation has been which his office makes him the supreme coldly received by the National Cyclists' custodian in this country, and the Union. Government has shown its willingness Speaking at the Old Mancunians* to make needed concessions. But why di nner last night Mr. Filson Young con(the public may ask) was Lord Hewart demned the use of the cane in school. Jack Notyie, who was also known as led to make his open protest? If Toni Mancini, was a cquitted at Sussex one point of substance no w remains Assizes yesterday, af t er a t ri al last ing after last night 's debate it may be a five days, on a charge of murder. (11) suspicion that the lines of communicaSpot cotton on the Liverpool market tion between the Lord Chief Justice and yesterday lose 1 point) to 7.08d. ior middling American, but futures were un- the Lord Chancellor 's department—in changed to 4 points lower. In New YorK such matters as the preparation of spot cotton was 5 points dearer at 12 Sllc. Bills affecting the administration of and futures were 1 point to 18 points higher. (18 and 21) the courts and the appointment of

from the unhappy tendency for the world's trade to "fall into regulated and restricted channels. The modern business man, whether he likes it or not, has to become politician and lobbyist.

Coal and Combination

OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE LU>'U(liN» Friday iNight.

Rumania n Debts Representatives of the Manchester, Bradford , and London Chambers of Commerce met Mr. Euntiman to-day to discuss with him the question of Rumania n commercial debts to this country. The debts owing amount to £2,000,000 . £700,000 of which is owing to Lancashire cotton firms, £400,000 to Bradford woollen merchants, £280,000 to London creditors, and the balance to creditors in other parts of Yorkshire and in Edinburgh. Private negotiations uhich have been conducted with Rumania by the British creditors have entirely failed to produce a settlement, wh ich is the reasojj why the British Government have nqj v taken the matter up. Mr. Runcinmn is to meet Mr. Strunqa , of the Rumania n Ministry of Commerce and Industry, in London next week, and he wished to inform himself before meeting.Mr . Strunga of the views of the various commercial in terests involved in Rumania 's indebtedness. W hat the creditors appear to have proposed to Mr. Runciman to-day is an exchange agreement after the. German model rather than an exchange cleaving system, which is understood to have worked far from well between Rumania and some of her other creditors. Tinder the proposal paymen ts due to Rumanian exporters would be used to liquidate past Rumanian debts. It is mor& than likely that the British Government will discourage further trade with Rumania until a settlement has been Teacher!

BY PRIVATE

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COURT & PERS0^ QUEEN AT tNDlAN

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The Norf olk Turkey ! Burlitiglou .e* ", e' ' at «>e s I' Most of the Turkej s that will be round by <=irGatler '*•. co Franu, eaten this Christmas will come from purchased three p IB .u l e ^, ,,. ^"'n-i^ 1St Norfolk. They belong to the variety luranmoy Dhar > nM r !l «^ s ,lh>a called mammoth, bronze, because of Lucknow swtio nn n,/ "»« •"» their great size and the blight metallic the Bengal sct.|lon . 1^ gloss of their plumage. But succesbful efforts are beimz made to revive the ™bd uke of ¥ork old Norfolk blactf turkey, which is rhe Duke of york ™ smaller (averaging from 12lb_. to 15lh.) and more suitable to-day for the leas presents ami ,«„«.,.„« '01 E th < «ort s numerous families and the limited received m Ulle ' ' ""f"'^,, c ir om , >, cooking facilities of town-dwellers. Ken t nn.l J m ,,„, " [ r -"1'" «h e &,. Although popular many je ars ago, it of Duchess. 1 Pri,, » *' '*, t[l5 r =s lu^: is now almost extinct. But one or r - : ** ghte r, un s t], ,, r '"s j ounj., two scattered birds have been secured da uthe ', ; monnm, &! ^'.** h^ by the Norfolk agricultural authorities , jn and these arc being carefully bred h appy returns of the ,i,-u , ', m " JI "-> present ' herselt . ' heli um,:, from to place the b_rged on a definite footing again . Just now in Norfolk the "pluckcrs," DUKE OF GLOUCES TER ,V as they are called , up in companies from N W ZEALA ND farm to farm , killing and pluckinp the birds for the market. Theirs is i The Duke of blnum-i . generally an inheri ted occupation ton . K w Z e.i1J;ir^ t rhT < *"" lW *«r handed dow n for generations. Austr.ili.1 on lvj .ir-l !!ig a.,,"-."'?"""* ia 1 A ,,l,

The mills of God grind slowly, but they have their rivals, and the Coal Mines Eeorganisation Commission takes an honourable placs among THE CONQUEST OF them. The Commission was set up by the Coal Mines Act of 1030. Yesterday DISCOURAGEMENT was published the first scheme of partial amalgamation which the Comlegal commissions—are not so open By CALLISTHENES as they might be. Yet that there was mission have been able to work out. FOREIGN eoherae relates to about sixty any substance in the last of Lord The Eighteen of the crew of the Newcastle undertakings in West Yorkshire ; and Xo leader in business, no head of steamer Usworth were save d on the Hewart's charges—his something " here -the Commission 's path has been a Department is -worth, his job if he Atlantic yesterday by the Cunard liner (• anuot when occasion demands drive Asconia and the Belgian ship Jean deeper , " the dark hint that a Ministry smoothed by the fact that the West , but ten are bclievetl to have been of Justice was on the table , a- scheme away the spirit of discouragement Jadot lost, together with two Belgians, whe n for which clause 2 of the Bill was Yorkshire coalow ners are notoriously from those under his authority. more alive to the benefits of co-operaone ot the Jean Jadot s lifeboats Disappointments and setbacks cap=izcd. (11) "one of many things . . . paving tion than are most of their colleagues , there must lie tor all who try. Only Aby ssinia, has drawn the attention of the way "—most people took leave to so much so, indeed , that about threet hose have failed in nothing who the League of Nations to the gravity of doubt from the beginning. The idea quarters of them agreed mor e than a have attempted nothing. It is almost the situation on the Somalilcmcl- that this of all Governments should year ago to come together into a (11) be solemnly conniving at the creation inevitable that a check should be Aby ssinian border. '^r ail Aust ralia . followed by discouragement among A train in Germany yesterday crashed of a Ministry of Justice seemed an voluntary federation which controlled ^ Young production a lorry, killing 13 of the occupants extraordinary and House-Builders centralised selling those "who have not yet discovered into suggestion. We barely without" actually merg inju ring DUKE and the other seven. Hitle r A N D DU CHESS OF ing any of the t hat variable fortune is as much a was a passenger on the train. Many a young engineer of to-day (11) needed last nig ht's denials to know KEST ' IN LONDON characteristic of life as variable Fascists who criticise tlie Italian that it -was without foundation. firms concerned. The main purpose of probably chose his p rofession because ]Vo t Government' s new fi nancial policy are Whether such an innova the compulsory scheme now published weather is of Great Britain. when he was The Du a boy someone gave him a ke nn.l D,, *.. ,, . . . is desirable is to bring the outstanding f , , , , much harm is done if the discourage- threa tened with expulsion fiom the is another matter and tion minority constructional set with which he built drove to Lr ):i .lo.i /„„„ ![„ c"'' }*!lf «»» one on which into line with (U) I Bariict, wlu-.e tli or .„, ment is the shadow of a moment. party. what "" ^ *»r is alread model bridges y being and aeroplanes and Tile trouble is when it -deepens into Th e United States Senate arms inquiry Lord Hewart's opinion s are no more done. One needs little imag ination to "* lllc »«nH windmills. That, at least, is the theory pa rt of th e ir hoWM,,,m , sacrosanct than those of other people, a moo d o f pess im ism . on which uncles and guardians select Tho Duke , .|rivmK ,,;, i is anxious to investigate the share of estimate the Commission's difficulties individual Americans in financing the though, naturally they should be treated in districts constructional toy's as Christmas pres- saloo n c.r, touk his «-,:,. tl) V V1""1 Those who have bad any experi- ttrfiat where the owners lack the War. ents. If there is anything in it, this St. Ja mes's Pai Mi w ,,,.r ,, j,, ,'" , 1"" «•«!•, with greater respect tha n those of most. natural disposition ence in supervising the business to co-operate. It Christmas is going to start a host of deali,ls ,,th i,, f)f t ^'V ^^i,«r1 The late Lord Haldane 's Machinery of has already growth and education of young announced its intention of youngsters on a building career. With ! spondenco winchn ;had people will know that tliis -deeper Government Committee in 1918 prepari m on n^ ' *" * the newest constructional toys a child before his -Ked.li,,,schemes of partial amalga. f ' ei ^ stci mood of discouragement is more certainly recommended the creation of mation ng can make model steamers and howitLor d Hewart' s Protes t Duchess ,lrove Iron S- / ' I* "*> for the South. Yorkshire, the Genera l Brind common than erpiable and phlegsuch a Ministry, largely on the groun d zers, but he can also build a. gabled and o MB, PiccachUv , to 1 e * matic seniors will admit. Also they Public disputes between the Govern- that the multifarious duties imposed Durham , and the Nottinghamshire and A military correspondent writes :— road house with real windows or a *and ^Sle'" D Duchess of York. *' 3* now that it can be found often in ment and the permanent head of the on the Lord Chancellor are such as no Derbyshire coalfields , and of total There is something intensely dramatic ten-storeyed block of flats, steel-framed, Scarcely anyone t hose of the finest business tempera- judic iary are almost unprecedented in man should be expected to bear alone. amalgamations for Fife and for about the history of the military honeycombed with windows, and pro- orowd. rcoosn,«d in (lie Chri. ' ,,,,, , Hie ]> vided with a eteel fire escape. llke ,1 I Cannock Chase. These are being held families which , generation after generament. ^ this country. Ko one knows that But ifc saw no reason why such a in Ifo rivets are required , for all the We have heard of it not only from better abeyance unti l the West Yorkshire tion, hav e supplied officers to the army. parts car through th e fit into slots so easily that devolution than Lord Hewart and a small , U. X r^ hl should no one interfere with the scheme has those who are in subordinate posirun the gauntlet of the Could the young officer of the Con- child can learn to make simple things After tea the Duke .,-1 C ! "- »'!« reLUtiud tions hut from young men . heads can have been less surprised than political independence of the judges, Railway and Canal Commission naught Rangers , as, worn to a Bhadow, like scooters. The demonstrators in Trent Park bv car. ^to of other businesses or already well himself at, the wide interest excited by who would remain in the nomination of m the new year. If ifc wins, favourearly he lay on one shop have built a that terrible ridge before n American skythe his speech of last Tuesday. It is the Lord Chancellor as they are Delhi seventy-seven scraper advanced in success and respect. yeara ago, in his six and a half feet in height to SIR NIGEL PLA VF Af li, sequels should be excitintf. s wildest dreams have imagined that an show what can be done by people who One such came to see us the other doubtful whether one in a hundred to-day. THEATRE LIBRARY unborn son of do not his shai'e would one day Sir Raymond TJuwin be 's in/, that ment may now perh aps be allowed to German station.. Such talks have been all the improvements that have been among the estate age nt community over panio n Miss Isabel Barnes. Miss the aiinien. As they stepped off the can*Barnes had for many years assisted way thPy were surrounded liv friends happiness consists in having chosen die down. Satisfa ction may be going on during the whole year—not a perfect ed on other roads, it also has the delaj' in appointing the proposed Miss Murray in the conduct of this to shake them by Hie haiul. Scolt'swssr one's life purpose and in seeking to Ers( ivalixc it itit/i all the joic c mitt rcsouicss expressed that the questions of general week has passed without one ,—and two bicycle tracks for the sole use of Select Committee reg arding licences for ancient coaching inn , where the hop words on landing weie. "Well , neote flsd f i t. nnp .'s rn»imf/j ir7 . policy at issue do not. after last night's they have had only one purpose, to in- cyclists. This last feature , which has auctioneers , house agent s, and valuers. factors and market gardeners of the to see you. " Botu ;\ere looking fit sod In July last Sir John Giltnour said he Borough still gather. The inn. dates A few are fo rtunate beyond the dreams of youth. Most have to be content with debate, appear so important as they fluence the poll by misrepresenting the long been urged in this country and would not oppose this. Neither, how- to 1676, and like the other great uionzert. Among these who welcomed llirat at bu t n. fractional success. But even if the seemed to rlo earlier in the week. nature of the authority wielded by the successfully employed abroad , is being, ever , will he expedite it, some galleried inns of the Borough, of which Dover were representatives of ilie Be Haulfraction were ever 50 much smaller i t Lord Hewart's broadside on Tuesday League of Nations in the Saar and, tried for the first time on an important two hundred M.P.s ofalthough all parties it is the last , there was probably an inn would , we believe, still be worth while was aimed in several directions, and such a step. on the site in Chaucer's day. Near by lnnd Aeroplane Company, themafi erj ot ilie above all, by blackening the character arterial road in England. As Mr. Hore- favour to try. for the ioy is more in the battle The facts are that the laws is Tabard Yard on the site of part of Comet machine, Mr. Haiolil Perrin , stciithan in ilie achievement, in the journey Government speakers yesterday were of Mr. Knox , the president of the Saar Belisha, p ointed out in his speech , the dealing these callings are the famous inn from which Chaucer 's tary of t he Hoyal 'Aeio Chili, anil Mulof 1han in the destination. at pains to argue that some obje ctives Governing Commission. Talks of that number of road accidents in which old and with Black, wlio repieaenteii Mr. EdiVards, tit are ' all of a purely pilgri ms began their ride, which will were fired at which need not have kind sho.ild now cease, or at least be- cyclists are involved is steadily revenue-raising character. None im- last as lone as literature. owner of the Comet. Selfridge &. Co., Ltd. received that attention. The Bill come less objectionable. But the increasing , and when ifc is known that poses ahy control over personnel, The White Hart, where Dickens Scott and Black were gi\ca a preal nilnor provides any under discussion was chiefly concerned princi pal precaution to ensure a fair 1,324 out of the 7j202 deaths on the measure for taking places the discovery of Sam Weller by cotne bv a (huge crowd when (her armed at aw ay licence s in any event. The main Mr. Pickwick, was swept away in Victoria Station ,' London, last nigMwith the filli ng of vacancies in the plebiscite is the arrival of the inter- road last year were of cyclists there Acts are those of 1808 (valuers), 1845 recent times, and the George took over was a "royal " welcome. Thoie was ear-" King 's Bench Division. The conges- national force. The mere fact that it should be few to quarrel with the (auctioneers), and 18C1 (house agents^ its literary associations- so thoroughly thing; except the carpet. Special tarrou PRESENTS tion in that division has long been is on the wa5" has already changed the experiment. To provide tracks for all being passed before even the that I think Miss Murray came to had been erected , only those with rem"11 VISIT OUR SHOWROOMS notorious—though Lord He wart lias atmosphere in the Saar, an atmosp here cyclists is no more an infringement of Chartered Surveyors ' Institution, the believe that when a. girl stie had seen were allowed into the raileil-off eudosim senior of the landed professional SantWeller stated that it is nothing to what it used their liberty working in the than to provide yard. pavements She opp osite tthich their carriage stl>p|ieil> and B A X E N D AL E S that unt il now was close and thundery. for pedest societies, grew came into geraniums existence. Many and fehis in pots Government is thereon the to be,—and rians, and if in t MILLER STREET he future it arc lamps were diiected on ihe ainuci prac That the interna tional force titioners think includes a is decide that the mutual the railing of the open galleries of her huge fore proposing to appoint two extra British contingent gives as they stepped fiom ilie truin . d to divide the road still code of conduct now in inn , operation can and her little snug—there it an enormous was no Lord Hewart has no objecfurther into lanes for slow and fast only be of limited value w hile, all and bar—was always like a. bower. She Scott and Black neve oftitiallr welfoii*! The comfort of your room can be judges. tion to this step by itself. He thinks authority in the Saar. Nor can there moving traffic there will surely be no sundry may obtain the necessary succeeded her mother in the care of by Lieutenant Colonel fUi slmenlini , ruined by inefficient lighting. be any doubt that the authori ty and liconpe without the slightest the Cleovge fifty-six years ago. It is Director of Civil Aviation , ami Lord (Swell Let W A L K E R ' S , ELECTRICAL it "most useful." But he did object prestige of Great Britain have risen in complaint from the lorry-driv ers that Customs chairman of the r.c^al Aero Clul) . vestige, of qualification being required pleasant to think that this _ extraorSPECIALISTS, advis e yon and show you to the making of their appo intment they are being driven off the road. It of them. dinary old survival a range of 250 modern lightini fittings. Europea n eyes. This country has, , with in its fouris true th at cyclista will no longer be dependent on a Parliamentary resoluposter beds and candle-light upstairs, LORD MOYNIHAN AND OLYMPIC B. O. WALKER & CO., I TD., teeth of a would-be popular-press able to ride tion. He and others had "protested the three and four abreast, A Ne w Wbrtien 's Legi on will go on under Miss Barnes, who 2G, Cannon Street . MANCHE ITEH 4. agitation , declared against treating ASSOCIA TION knows and care s for all its traditions. BLA. SSS3. for years " against this proviso. Howbut that is acknowledged to be a It is announced by the liniiah OUmpiJ ever, the fact that he had "protested international agreements as scraps of dangerous practice for all alike, and The fact that discussions .were going Association Hint Lord Jl onjnih.m . of IwK for years " at least implies that there paper and for practical collaboration the right to be killed can hardly be on about the formation of a new The Game of " Weevers " 'has accepted the j io siiion of ihairman of in carrying them out. And there is Women Legion, 's consisting of trained maintained with conviction. revolutionary innovation in that was no A new amusement on the lines of the the Council as from Jatu.ary 1, 1535, .n wome n ready to act in any emergency, once popular game provision of the present Bill. Lord every sign that this policy is aS popular "Beavers " can be succession to Sir Hai olil Jtcin.leo. I*"1 at home as it is welcome abroad. has been known fnr somfi t.ifnp.bv Ipnrl - pursue d at the Hailsham yesterday mentioned that the aquarium at the Zoo. Moynihan has aliondy been a i ife presidtfiirt mg wome n m various organisations. There are MANCHESTER , SATURDAY, provision went back to 1910. "Whether other species represe The first nted in lor some years. He was tlir in prinsip public mention of the One Man 's Meat 1951. .n or not Lord Hewart is right :n conDecember 15, 1934 [ Women 's Legion New Movement, as I the tank there for which, on occasions, speaker at the a n n u a l rihtmnr the middle of Ins twin o office as ji resi'tns you understand must sidering that it -would be better i£ these it is to be hunt if you wish to see called , was made them. The old utilitarian ptinciple of the two of three days ago by Politics of Trade 1' " the secretary One is the lesser weever. It is worth of the Eoynl College of .-iirpi-nnbes al* judicial appointments were made auto» greatest happiness of th e greatest general hoped that Lord It ovmli.m mil while to hunt fo of the r them, Order of and St. John of you can matically, without any need for refer- When politicians talk glibly of the number has never failed to be popular Jerusalem in a letter about have, if you choose, a competition in act as commandant of tljf Hriti fh te'«!* E:[if j and the less chance there is that the Bri gade in London had been trained in in their dorsal fins poisonous spikes Bridge : A Mathematician at the Doiio' ™ nt clause 2 of the Bill the Lord Chief d r fn f received the honorary has been struggling with the Australian suffering minority will be considered. the duties of the defence of the civilian which, if they penetr ate the skin of the Card Table 7 Justice s original criticism was more ' Govern ment for many months to get Yet only too often what is meat to 99 population against gas, th at th e hand , set up an unpleasant and painful Music nt a special »ra .Iuaiion at Kilitilaif" Pruning 8 of a first-aid station herij irritation. They are also unpopular University yesterday. Dr. DnnnH F™11" grave. This clause arranged for a fair treatment for British goods, and per cent of the population may be organisation The Peace Ballot -. 8 and in other cities would require a with bathers, because th ey bury them- Tovey, Professor of .M.i= -. pr inting m possible appointment by the Lord another hard-wrung . concession is regarded as poison by the remaining greater number of trained personnel selves in the sand and if you tread brothers, eaiil that tlirn musical <*"'" Music, D rama, and Films '• Chancellor of a Vice-President to act announced to-day. The main Lanca- one. An instance of was available in the St. John upon them you are likely to hare a had run on lines parallel nn ii cmnr '" *"' 12 IWireless Programmes is provided than in the Court o£ Appeal. At present shire case against the Australian inter- by the newly reduced this Ambulance Brigade, and that the Bore foot for several days. tary to one anot her. Ado.: »as oik «' '"' rates for teleCORRESPONDENCE— the .appointment of a Vice-President pretation of the Otta wa agreement has phone calls at night. A discussion in Women 's Legion had promised to help It is this burying habit which makes greatest living violirist = . l>e:h a 5 * J °' The Protocol and After (Mrs. them amusing to hunt for in the tank. playe r and as lender of ^i '" f| t t ?n"- r T.imle! «><' House in the tions will pre\ent the fi i - ' ""' (- - urI! "° that this proviso was directed at Lord relate to time of dispatch from this exchange the telephonists ate Strand. The present committee a being held as «=nal -n J1.- - 1*° rs,,f small one. Lady Londonderry, is Justice Slesser and would give the country and not to time of arrival in to combine sleep with what workmeant HOME who In the Theatres may Courts will be heM, a= in i. ' -ii-al j ea founded the Wonieh's Legion early in With the arrival of the After a long debate in the Mouse of Lord Chancellor power to pass over Australia. It was decided yesterday occur to wake them up again. In the the war with Bing June. The official aivio:rr?i- .eiit '!ate^'^, Boys at the first Lord s yesterday there was a iiappy end- Lord Justice Slesser's title to seniority. that Lancashire should, approach days when a trunk call, at night meant plementing the army intention of sup- the Alhambra on Tuesday the great The Lord ChaniVr l-i - '""'1ui!"! supply of " 's J1ot cooks ing to the legal storm raised by Lord The gravity of the complaint required Canada and ask for a reduction of that in view of t:.e , rl,-.hr.i:.ni- 'V " - r t f » and an approach to bankruptcy motor-drivers, stream of holiday productions is is the at the president. end The Hewart. (14 & 15) no emphasising. The country will be • -i ' . ''< .luhiW tt ith f t e Silvci "VT^l! chairman, ib Dame Helen Gwynne released. The chief feature of the Dominion's duties on cotton and rayon of the year they could generally rely May, two Courts «i! " !>^ lie W "'- '),„,( After a threat by Sir Austen Chamber- grateful for the reassurance received goods—another test of the practical v aughan, who was in charge of the year is the increase in pantomime, both in and two in June. 1335. , I*'l ira "$"o on peace and quiet after midnight at W.A.A.O.s'. lain that lie would resign if the proposal from in France before she in. the West End and the subutbs and application are paru "'! "sion until the Lord Chief Justice had ' c r before 1] f ^ ' a access to an Indian Tariff Board, and, cannot retire until at least 1 a.m. ; held high positions in women's Wat- at the Victoria Palace and the Prince Evening Courts h.ive r- ,..I The Shipping Subsidy Bill was read "brought his name forward. " Neverservices. Mrs'. Johnston •Was' with the »' J , °-wod in March , a Iiifh of!Ha second time in the House of Commons theless, to make the question free from it ia pretty" certain , will soon be acted Kidderminster (poor man) was "dis- W.A.A.0.B, Dame Rachel Crowdy with Edward. „ Palace stated last mght I: i= un " The pantomime at the Lyceum can upon. Ifc is little yesterday. wonder that the turbed " more than usual between the British Red Cross, arid Mrs, always be taken for granted. (15) all dispute the Govern ment willingly that so far definite awoiniu l IU-*'"" . »a The great judicial "crisis," there- the effects o£ bilateral agreements and being t0 l( time services, taut tfaeh' presence on the Tifttid. discussed at hea dquarters , and Herbert iIeaclc-l-<ellK r i tuiil '» 1|t The Australian Government has made fore, may be said to have dissolved of Mr Elliot's comm ittee may be taken 1 to indicate Otherwise _ agricultural policy on something will no doubt be done to the . the routine continues on extra equerry to his JIj Jm'. . further concessions to Lancashire on the scape 1 of the work the Women's the assumption that only old «Jotton yarn" and piece-goods duties. (13) among mutual expressions of goodwill. the export trade in cotton goods. remedy-it, but in the -meantime it is Legion friends intends to do when it is estabwelcome at Christmas. " Chai'ley's .-fiiving ju dgment yesterday in the test It was perhaps a pity that we had to Between, them the Joint Committee only right to think twice before keeping lished with branches in many parts of are lie Aunt " and "When Knights Were Forbes-Robertson, will I1C ,• j terirf have it .at all. But case brought by Mr. nothing at least and the Manchester the Chamber A. P. Herbert, the country. If it is beginning with Bold" turn up again—this year of Com- the caretaker's daughter up at Elgin , Th Palladium once more. at I*rd Chief Justice said that "the bulk became it Bo well as last night' J "^ oB{(Jlrr the s manner mBfce gas section, that is because _ so Daly 's and the Fortune. The Garrick tries " The Gh ost Train ' ate giving admirable illustra-. or stopping the cleaning at'Oinagh— <m tb.8 provisions of the Iicensine Acts of its taking many other countries are preparing! wilf offer " The Belle of New York," nctv-comer appears tr> h" off, TJie Lord Chief tioag of the consequences that follow;' however cheap it may seem,.' defences, against possible jr as attacks. . and "£eter. Pan,,", ^v itk 3Iiss Jean Luck," at the WestuuusUi1

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