... mines in which is given off. During the post few day* a warning had lieen given to miners of this danger, dust sure as he was speaking t*» them, th**y would Imve K*>incexplosions greater or less, lietween now ami March, in the Kilsyth district. had never known ...

... Prosperity to the Society.” It was, he confessed, with considerable ditiidence that lie had consented —not being agriculturist —to speak to meeting of farmers. w*«s the more carried forward in doing so by their genial and cheering conduct on previous occasions ...

... and Perry, said that w Idle some w ould glad to l>c relieved was quite sure their constituents would nut low theai to so. Speaking for he could certify that Peny would lie sent back tinaui inoiisly. Mr Cameron had mentioned the permanent chairman of the ...

... Cuttle is styled by contem porary Captain Krttfe, the front ? The following paragraphs from the columns of a city contemporary speak for themselves:—** I am told that there has just been finished on the Barmalloch farm, on the Milton estate, to the north of ...

... supply to all and sundry without the consent the Commission. Mr Cameron said he was only one of the Commission, and could only speak for himself. The Commission hold that having made agreement with corporate body they protected themselves gelling a payment ...

... one at the foot of the Crow Road, and one at the junction of Catnpsie Glen w ith the main road near Haughhcad. Colonel King—Speaking for the Campsie parish, these are very necessary. Mr J. Wilson -Are )ieople getting less intelligent or are they nut willing ...

... interfered with had uo fear what the result would be. No questions were asked. The Chairman afterwards addressed the meeting, -speaking generally matters, and concluding with lefereuce lo want of iuteretl mauifisted iu the Parish Council elections iu the burgh ...

... barricade i)ueslou is troubling some of the ratepayers St. Mungo. Leuuoxtown is above discussing these small matters. is early to speak of the coming county and parish elections which lake place in December. Campsie seems very well suited with representatives ...

... heard noise proceeding fioin accused’s bouse and saw accused standing on the stair head miscalling witness and her family. Speaking excited manner, accused said that witness and her mother were drunk and sober three and four times day, and were drunken ...

... schools than to harm them in this way on the quid. Certainly the town otticials were to blame. Fkkhik—l think Mr Watson is speaking os if the Board were the Dean of Cuild Court and had the passing of the plans. are simply discussing our relationship to ...

... M‘Killop to open the bazaar to-day, for he is almost without exception the most popular gentleman in the county. (Applause.) speak of him not only as representative also an individual, because apart from his parliamentary duties he has very many social duties ...

... lie had gone Carlisle. About three months after Cuthil deserted her lie came to her mother's house wanting to speak to her. She went »ait to speak to Cntlidl in the street. She also saw hi’ii in the early part of 1882, and he want*si her mother to admit ...