Geoffrey Lushington

"... should use over the squadron? under them ?" With respect to picket- ing, there should certainly be re- striction, if the privilege be granted in any form. As Sir Geoffrey Lushington pointed out, the truth is that picketing, however conducted, when it consists in the watching* or besetting the house of any citizen, is always and of necessity an, annoy- ance, ..."

"... i The endeavor of Albert Kinross in his novel "The Torch" (Duckworth and Co., London), is to depict the life of a London journalist of the eighteen nineties. Young Geoffrey Lushington's father is a prosper ous tobacco merchant, but he decides that his son shall take up journalism. "Tnu Torch" is a periodical under editorship -H Cuthbcrt Spink, and Lusliington, by ..."

"... glorious nd glamorous. There is a small army of minor characters, and there are several threads of story interest in addition to the narrative of his own experiences by Geoffrey Lushington, who brings his story in the closing chapters, though the action ts for the most ln a period some 30 years ago. r BOOKS for mors and GIRLS Buy your ..."

"... of tho mattet But tholr ??Ivos Bulffcd (John Long ) The story of 'The Toi cb " bj Mr Albeit Klin oas, ia put in tbo mouth of ono Geoffrey Lushington, ?vhose fnthoi owna a sttlng ot tobacconists' shops In London His cider biothcis nre In the biiBlnosB but Lushington Senior ebel labes ?orj piopoily a piofound admiration for tho piofebslon ot Joui nallam, and decides that Geoff sholl enter it Ac cordlngij GeoIT is appienticed ' foi the handsome fee ..."