... would result in loss of about £350. The Bishop of Lincoln preached at the re-opening of Weston Church, Spalding, on Thursday. Speaking at luncheon afterwards, he said he had no fear of the threats with which the Church was now assailed if Churchmen only remained ...

... The latest instance of *n attempt to win notoriety as a Liberal politician was plied by the Rector of Wychling, who, in speaking t Ashford yesterday, denounced the alliance between Phurch and State, and is reported also to have advornted the disendowment ...

... twenty years, try to show their zeal in the worship of their fresh idol by reviling the old. The Mail is taken to task for speaking nothing more than the absolute truth about the distinguished services of the Mayor. The so-called Badical journals are furious ...

... yet possesses more than ordinary speed, strength, and lasting powers, should have been subjected to such treatment does not speak well for the discretion of the committee. All I can say is that it will be good bye to the .prestige our redoubtable forwards ...

... rising to propose the toast of The Mayors and Members of Corporations, was received with loud and prolonged cheering. After speaking of the proposed reform of county government, from which he said he anticipated very large results, the noble Earl remarked ...

... Moselt, the oldest-established dentists in Hull. These teeth obtained prize medals London and Paris. Perfect for eating and speaking. Detection impossible. A Set of Teeth, £2 2s. Pamphlet sent free. Consultation free daily.—ls, Whitefriargate. ...

... and I would ask solemnly, Is this disestablishment movement at all likely to promote such a spiritual unity ? I desire to speak this connection with the utmost forbearance. I would refrain from using any words of condemnation in regard to the motives ...

... Moselt, the oldest-established dentists in Hull. These teeth obtained prize medals London ' ana Paris. Perfect for eating and speaking. Detection impossible. A Set of Teeth, £2 2s. Pamphlet sent ...

... Lord Salisbury well said, the crowning abandonment of. the opinions of his youth. On the 23rd May, 1870, Mr Gladstone, speaking in the House of Commons on the question of Disestablishment, said :— I do not envy my hon. %pd learned friend (the late ...

... made the presentation already referred to, dwelt upon the progress of the fishing trade in Hull during the last forty years. Speaking of trawlers' lights, he was glad to say the question was settled, and that the smackowners and fishermen had carried their ...

... POLITICAL SPEECHES. LORD HARTINGTON. Lord Hartington, speaking at Rawtenstall on Saturday, replied to attacks recently made on the Egyptian policy of the late Government. Confronted with choice of evils, he said, they had chosen the least; and, at all ...

... as one who can afford to keep his children there till they have passed the highest standards. Moreover, the comparatively speaking well-to-do are the people who would have the best chances of winning any scholarships that might be instituted. But the most ...