... was a father? One diy his little ; wife, herself a slim ,but rather careworn- 'lassie, called in a clergymanto speak to Jack 'Speak- if ing to Jack meant that 'Jack listened, that Jack 1signed a pledge, gave up drinking, and attended Ithlle services ...

... ~Majority ?? ?? The House adjourned at threeo 137 THE REPRESENATION OF SCAaBOROp OPINION ON THE AFGHAN DISAStER Mr. Dodson, speaking at Scarborough last ng emphatically affirmed that the late Admlistr7au must be primarily responsible for the du 3st, !n ...

... paid in addition to the fine. THEFT.5RoM AN AxH La.-Williana Happe, a respect. ably attired young man, a German, unable to speak English, and for whom Dr. Jacobsen interpreted, was charged with stealing alady's velvet jacket, a light jacket, a'skirt, two ...

... of Friday that, after the ceremony of opening Parliament, the Queen passed out, not stopping, as on former occasions, to speak to the Princess of Wales, whomi she passed on the way. This, coupled with the fact that the Princess did not accompany the ...

... real reason is to be found in quite another quarter. If there is a subject upon which society considers it has a right to speak, it is music. Any amount of. nonsense, any quantity of dogmatic assertion, any foolish'jia'gle of empty wordy, passes in. society ...

... Hull facilities which would at: 11greatly benefit the South Yorkshire district. For some va 7,reasons which he was going to speak ubout, the trade tls between this district and Hull was sorely crippled. w )f They were not there to declaim against any ...

... nth Much with LIM from the Booth Yorkehiro Coal Aeaociation. The prioe of !wit too f.0.b.in blob , bat the freight too to speak shoot. w • have • cargo now os the way of Havenserorth Hartley Lo.b. 8.. 6A, and freight 210. to Ilia port, ao that No. to ...

... two heated remarks were made by members of the audience, who expressed their surprise that such a new- comer, comparatively speaking, as Mr Davis should have I ventured to make an attack on a clergyman of the stand- 1 ing of Mir Lester.-The Chairman remarked ...

... The Town and Trade ot HulL-Cautaiu Hume ?? Ansell proposed the toast of the evening, The Hull Scottish' Association, speaking of the enterprise of Scotchmen, who had always been the pioneers of civilisation, and who were the backbone of the British ...

... lose his own souL The great evangelist does nolk appear to have been very favourably impressed with his hearers, for after speaking of them in his u a mad wild muititade, he goes on to say, I was , walking through a razing, staring crowd. when Sir Bevil ...

... How kind of the Bishop, and how patrooising, And yet to his Pamch 'tis a little surprising, Th;at speaking to medical men there in session, He dfared speak of shame and a noble profession. A Bishop looks after our souls, but how odd is The sneer that's ...

... world. But, sir, if I were not afraid of trespassing too niuch upon your space and your readers' patiencep. I could go on to speak of Mies Roper's German fair, Air Barton's fancy repository, Messrs Smith and Son's and Messrs Guy and Smith's ball-room costumes ...