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... the week, and leading articles will be published on great public questions as well as on topics of local intrests. When we speak of local interest we do not confine ourselves merely to the town of Rhyl, but we mean to make our publication a county as well ...
... Mr Churton—Not lately. I forbade them coming on my premises two or three years ago. I forbade them to the father. I did not speak to them. But that has nothing to do with this matter. Perhaps it was because they took up a great deal of their father's time- ...
... SIR CHAS. REED ON RELIGION AMONG THE WORKING CLASSES. Sir C. Reed, chairman of the London School Board, on Tuesday, speaking at Liverpool, said the disparity between rich and poor had really be- come a chasm. The rich were becoming richer and the poor ...
... in propping her up, and those connected with the army would be in favour of war, but he believed the vast majority would speak out against war. Mr. WATKIN WILLIAMS, who on rising was re- ceived with loud cheers, said that the summoning of Parliament ...
... MR. GLADSTONE'S BOYHOOD. Speaking on Saturday, at the opening of the Westminster and Pimlico Working Classes Exhi- bition, Dean Stanley referred to the fact that Saturday was Mr. Gladstone's birthday, and said: There are many questions regarding Mr. Glad- ...
... duty to do so. No doubt many of them had come to hear his friend the Dean of Bangor. (Hear.) They should be careful in not speaking too hard of those interested in the sale of drink. He had a great regard for many of the publicans in Rhyl. (Applause.) He ...
... through it better from having had the strengthening change. Nothing can exceed the grateful and delight- ful way in which she speaks of the Home and all the kindness and consideration she received there. And she took a special interest and pleasure in you ...
... the country's money, because we want it, and must have it. In spite of the oratory of the finest speakers of the country, speaking from the highest motives of patrio- tism notwithstanding the arguments of the greatest thinkers of the age, who look at the ...
... of effic- iency, when its father, Hugh Owen, and its foster-father, the Rev. Robert Jones, of Rotherhithe, were present to speak on its behalf. He might be allowed to make one remark before concluding. Among the many efforts and self-denials, and self- ...
... sequently stopped. J The Temps, comparing the Stock Exchange lists of Germany for the present year with those of 1872, and speaking of the general depression of trade, estimates the diminution of the floating wealth of the country since the earlier date ...
... not paved. Sussex-street also was very bad. They should be attended to as the summer is coming on. Mr Spinks said he could speak :fr Sussex- street, as it was in a very bad state, it was one of the leading thoroughfares in the tcwn to. Mr Perks thought ...
... to be claimed. Highly-commended birds, also, at first-rate shows, will generally realise E,5 per pen; bad stock we are not speaking of. In spite of the crowd of exhibitors, the num- ber of really skilled breeders in each class is so few, that any one who ...