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... few of the practical difficulties that some have in accepting religion. The Rev. T. Farr. MJL.. led in prayer. The Rev. T. MacGregor. gave an address Personal influence. The Revs. H. Mudia, 8.D., and H. W. Kelley The band of the Mission (conductor. Mr. ...
... of £9O wee realised. I Private Jam lisydook, of Bromley Crow is now manned • prnoser of war, but is doing velL Sergt Harry Mather is looking eery Et 'after belng in the thick of the fighting. He , is o►er to train for a. Wilmaley Pirriab Las lout SO brave ...
... ih the New Zealand team, Ticvarthen taking the-place Mackrell among the forwards, while Tyler fa forward) played instead MacGregor at back. The teams entered the field prompt time, and after the Northern Union men had cheered their opponents the latter ...
... Atherton Deb.. Howe Bridge Deb., arc Twin B-wlng Machine 00. Textile MDI Mather Lane 'cum. dJ-rl.». »wan ’acre bom Shares sod Ifew AHotiaente. Atherton. How Bridge. -Ooel. Henriaon. MacGregor # DOGS, POULTRY, BABBITS, Ac. O ale. HKX-PKN. CftW. UfMf Pigeon Cota ...
... transfer, to laud at Plymouth, where will met by hoard And teraa—will twenty pound* ring quickly; but in oulh two hit Wm. Macgregor. the Governor of Lagos, now: lands may help other, and both should - R home leave. view of the political and) eailor gasped ...
... Asplnail. Holt. Atkinson; Femside. Hop ley. Maroden, Qregorr. Daviee leapt.). Eoward-et.: Dawson; Hnnter. Oillibrand; Carlow, Mather. Entwlstle. Hmethurst, Byder, Moss. Blandish, Wilson. Derby United v. Ooepel Mission:—B. Lowe; J. Low©., w. Hart: J. McMuller ...
... with him (Walton). Lawrence, who is brdther-in-law Hornby, when visited our representative this afternoon at his residence Mather-s) . presented ahoctng appearance. his face being ope mass of bruises. He was bold to clear the (gas from the place, and the ...
... Fielding, Greenwood, Rorle. MacGregor, Birtwistle, .\‘. Brovn, Iredale, H. Lomax, Nolson, M. Tvson, | Hodgkineon, L. Walker, D. Graves, Fielding, (and 8. Raker, and Messrs. B. Brown. S. Hasllam, A, Gregory, Winterburn, and T. Mather. { he monthly meeting took ...
... BOLTOM AND DISTRICT. „ The Streets Committee hs*» Plans, approved of the plans of Messrs. . . , Mather and Co. for new weaving ehed at Peak’s Place. Halliwell, and also of plans for the conrersioo a lock-up shop on Polds-rd. into workshop by Messra R ...
... with the church and schools of St. John, servants Mill Hill House. Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher. Mr. and Mrs. Higson. Mr. and Mrs. Mather. Mr. and Mrs. Sharpies. Mr. and Airs. Duxburr. Mr. J. H. Hargreaves, Mr. G. Taylor. Mr. 11. J. Adderley. Mr. M. AlacAfillan ...
... which recently reported cut off ice, is now ice-free. Portions only of the northern coasts were temporarily icebound. Messrs. Mather and Platt, Ltd., of Salford Ironworks, have decided to give all their employes holiday on Coronation Day and to pay their ...
... at P. 1 .1 City. into which the enemy ►bad 'Aired. his 50 is nfty and the olrer 12 clock, the some o rder being mend hen.. Mather . 11 with • strong restance. reached his after baiting ontylve minnow Ito the at starting being very 6ad, and when r u ...