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... SPEAK THE TRUTH AND SHAME THE DEVIL As to the first we should say, By all means do so, speak the troth, hot as to shaming the devil, we don’t think it can be done. He’s such an old arch-villain we don’t think he’s any sense of shame left. We never thought ...
... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS. The following ciroumatanoea, drawn from the personal experience of Mr lease Whiek, of the Borough Arms,” Dudley Street, Weduesbnry, are so important and really remarkable that they oanoot help but be of interest and value to all ...
... Captain bethell, m.p., on the Volunteer bill. Speaking in the House of Commons on afternoon on the debate arising oat of the proposed new Volunteer regulations. Captain Betnelf (Holderness) called attention to one feature of sub-seotion A, to which the ...
... TEBROKS OF ONB-MAN-ONE-VOTE. Speaking at Petworth (Sussex) on Thursday night. Lord Leconfield said that the one-man-one-vote question was really the origin of the French Rovolutiou. The great mass of this country was composed of the intemperate, the unthrifty ...
... Quartermaster W. Speak, who will remembered about Beverley as the former quarter-master of the 2nd Battalion, will reosive the honorary rank of captain next month, when be will complete ten years' service commissioned officer. Hr Speak served over thirteean ...
... MR. SYKES ON HIS DEFEAT. Speaking the Conservative Demonstration at Hesslewood, on Saturday, Mr Christopher Sykes, who was received with cheers, said it was not the first time he had received such a welcome at their hands, and he believed it would not ...
... BEVERLEY TRADESMAN IN NEW ZEALAND. The Lyttleton (N.Z.) Timet thus speaks of tbe business establishment of gentleman whir served bis apprenticeship with Messrs Snow and Son, drapers, North Bar Within. We may add that he is the son of Mr Marwood Watson ...
... of Hull and Swanland, in 1873, since which date he has been frequently in Hull and is wellknown to the principal citizens. Speaking at a meeting in the Gladstone Hall, Hull, on Saturday night, Hawksley, who was heartily received, said at the present moment ...
... And it is the endorsement of the public that lias caused this New Itemedy to spring so ranidly into favour. Our testimonials speak for themselves. T gg T j MO jj lAIj FROM THE GREAT AI RICAN EXPLORER, ...
... DISTRICT INTELLIGENCE. Leconfield. A Yorkshire Clrbovmah the Front.— Letters from the front speak in praise of the work done among the troops by Kbv. E. Wette, Hector of Leconfield. He has the Archbishop I armiseiun to be absent from his little parish ...
... Committee’s report, and alluding to the •• A Scholarship said it was a matter of regret that there were only three candidates, Speaking on (he work done by the Bridlington Crammer School, his lordship said must be satisfactory to know that the school was so ...
... SIR CHARLES DILKE IN HULL. Sir Charles W. Dilke, M.P., speaking at meeting of the local branch of the National Union of Shop-Assistants, Warehousemen, and Clerks, at Hall, on Thursday, said that the question of the hour* of shop-assistants was, happily ...