IN PASSING.

Shannon News, 25 June 1929, Page 3

IN PASSING.

The lions of society arc tigers for publicity.—Lord Dewar. ' No one should eat a meal until ho has earned it.—Dr. Cecil Webb-John-son. I hove been perfectly happy without a hnsband. —Miss Elizabeth Budd, aged 100. In many a meal a little love is the ingredient which is lacking. —Mr A. N. Craig. The world must still come to England if it wants the best glass. —Sir Francis Joseph. I have seen the funerals of the Duke of Wellington and Marshal "Foch. — Lord Methuen. For you my wish is that you may „ never know war.—-Foch's farewell to a grandchild. I wrote to my mother every day from 1877 to 1925.—L0rd Haldane in his Autobiography. i The slums of Bethnal Green are no more than 70 year.s old. —Librarian of Bethnal Green. You carry worthily a great inheritance. I share your pride in it.—Amer- , rican Ambassador,, leaving England. We hope that in IS months you wih , be able to : leave London and be in Central Africa in seven days.—Sir Alan Cobham. I. relieve that English will soon be raised to the rank, honour, and dignity of a world language.—Professor Zackrisson of Upsala.