They were insistent on the urgency of the murderer being arrested and handed over to Justice in the person of the hangman, foras each asked himselfwhere was this sort of crime to end?

It is customary for social moralists to preach thrift and saving as a public duty, and to impart to their appeals a special note of urgency in times like the present, when, as the result of the havoc of the war, destitution is widespread over Europe.

It seemed a matter of moments when we should have to spike our guns and General Findley saw the urgency for action.

His call for the house near Queen Anne's Gate had now been in for more than forty minutes; in that interval he had no less than three times pleaded its urgency to the trunk-line operator.

"Not that I am unsympathetic with his feelings or anything like that, but I do sense a certain degree of urgency at getting to your Forest Monster quickly.

Here again the need is not impatience, not revolution, but a sustained and penetrating criticism, a steadfast, continuous urgency towards effort and well-planned reconstruction and efficiency.

" This time it was, indeed, dismissal; such a dismissal with polite urgency as a venerable cabinet minister might give an importunate caller who is slow to go.

In opening the defence, Mr. Mann commenced with some remarks on the peculiarity of his position, growing out of the unexpected urgency with which the case had been pushed to a trial, and the public excitement which had been produced by it.

But at the present moment" "I know, my dear chap; but there is no motion of urgency before the house.

He easily knew a sick call by the haste with which they set out, and he knew its urgency by their going with the messenger.

"In spite of its being so big." Without any urgency from Mr. Bensington he sat down in the low arm-chair by the fire and confessed to proceedings that even in an unscientific man would have been indiscreet.

He began to put a certain urgency into his applications for vacant posts, an urgency that helped him not at all.