... chequer concluded his speech as follows : ably assist Mr. Bolton in the work of repelling the Tory attack. There is also the local Woman's Liberal Assacia. tion, of which Mrs. Howell-Williams is the president, and Mrs. Misll Smith the hon. secretary. This ...

... magi Deike..3 Tea In Ibiered• at 10.00, fr. 0m NO HIGHER MICH p thia emaihr• hod so • seriebeer lb. Leedom sod local woman a itt.. ittooi Sroom •towslo C•••••• 4 .i pm. Mims serer error el a Is. m 7 . 0 . T.. . THE SHOAT TIME MOVEMENT Li iberms ...

... Mr James manoftrtmo.. Mr Jobs Tamer. %.• o pre.ideuto. nmensted alttee elected. STIMIET attending the service by 1 . local woman. is this hAll entertained to tea Thareday eveniti4 %V. C. Gray presided over • good • happy evening OW spent by the Mr replay ...

... lot that ioon may aaan Faria hnaca of man aaokinc In Bt. Pataca- la praaaie aya. Pormarly tha child aftko raglaaaat wan local/ woman. Mawadays 'Ua a fOftln Farm Fine m*a Wmcwacm—On Tnaaday moraine, ahortly before docen, InformttioQ waa brauebt to police ...

... R W rte., J. Boom. J. %Bane, M. Smith, J. S. %with, C. Wilson, T. Rest, lied T. Heath, the.. gestlessen also to fortn • local woman« with Messrs. J. %nth. J. Koltun. J. leery. B. Derry. aod W. Botterway. A row of thanks wee accorded to Crunolicr Mims for ...

... ronk-ey. mor Years after, when he had become one of the will con- richest lmen in the world, he got news tlr-t the Cou local woman lie had wooed had been left a widow in free ublic great distress. One day a stranger called _. scan- upon her and said that ...

... prwided orar a tiogularij fcappy faailr in the Nanqortiog Room of the Royal Panlkon, the occasioo hasnflt the meeting ot the local Womans’ Liberal AssoeiatioD, vhoee members are safflciently proud of the proAdency they here attained ia politica to tolerate ...

... ” “ Ay, but she thinks she can.” Within few years a lady acquaintance,” writes an American lady-journalist, applied the local woman for her .‘ei vices and was refused. ‘But you washing for other people ’r’ •Yes.’ replied the matron of the tubs, but you ...

... Legmlature. d , ain to get old of tb. s.tad nyna., binder to sadaca the visional* I,ci•latisee tea Yon Asseilibq tlie of local woman. while Cl., lla.hcata t.. tae @acne awes it the wagon.* L-ginative dnen.My . woods •• tee Use int Glossa Sall. wet of tb• ...

... A PECULIAR CASE. A respectable man named Clarke. raaliting Longlanda Street, wad .tared Into Eagle Yard, notorious locality, woman. |M (Am into her bouse, and then was dragged, and nothing was knows of family until afternoon. whan, teas statement made ...

... and railway are being run. The object is to aid the for building a new school Gilling. * * The of our specially-written local Woman's Letter appears in Daily Mail to-day. * * Yesterday Yorkshire were ensured first place on the cricket championship list ...

... the work of relief report that some most heartrending scenes have been witnessed. house situated in one of the poorer localities, woman was discovered who had had nothing for three days but a few dry crusts and some cabbage water. The attention of two visitors ...