... have been a fatal on. lint ter the ausee ooersá to the knife by toe atrongth of the the womaa was sewing. Earl Forte-cue, speaking at a distribetion of Pricer at Bryon Coast, School, Barnstaple, as Wednerda ,said as is. deeply attached to coeettiononal ...

... tive inLowgate. That's where they sit todo their ?? (laughter and cries of hear, hear.)-MIr. a Rufford then went on to speak of the energy which Mr. a Gillett had displayed, and the qualifications which he c possessed for being one of their representatives ...

... tee n trade, and a more cheerful holing is exhibited. The damned for all qualities of hos is, however !Mbar bat generally speaking makers are well sold forward, and are refusing to sell at the ruling pricer. There are, however, I. the market several offering ...

... at the Emile CO O tows* to this provides. As to Ireland. be the to.. maw IMMO. Oa part of the Irish 1.0.01 1 . teas sad speak sod straight to the Irish look. thaw before all life sad mod resew:toe, sod the of the Laad loaa•••• altogether isadalnable ...

... met with a hearty reception, alluded to his attendance at the Town Hall during the last three years, and then proceeded to speak of various improvements in the ward He referred to the re-flagging of Trippett, the near approach to realisation of the proposed ...

... G. Warne, 36, Springfield-placq, Leeds, writes :- Whenever in times of hoarseness, arising from cold or excess of public speaking, I have taken Dr. Locock's Wafers, I have invariably found relief. They instantly relieve and rapidly cure Asthma, Consumption ...

... TEE SEAHAM COLLIERY DISASTER. Mr. Burt, ALP., speaking on Friday, on the Seaham Colliery disaster, said that he was glad that further pre, cautions were under consideration. DESTRUCTION OF A COTTON MILL. £35,000 DAMAGE. A great fire broke out on Fi lay ...

... such a candidate as Mr WIIsozz have against such representatives as Mr SPINLC and Mr MYERS. The warmth of Mr. SPIrNK, in speaking of the oppo. sition, may be readily excused. The raising of a third candidate must surely be merely an instance of vexatious ...

... on a certain street during the late Qol Board elections She came to number forty-one, 01551 w opened by a maid. I wish to speak to Dir pni about his vote for the SchoolBoard, said the lady. ,,h Vra'mn, Mr Jones is out; andl it ain't no use your ?? hi ...

... this agitation may disguise the subject, it is nothing more nor less than Protection they are asking for; and whether they speak in Hull or elsewhere it is better they should candidly admit that, and then argue that Protection under certain circumstances ...

... of hearing what he had to say on the matter.-Mr. Pool: Out with it if it is worth hearing.-Mr. Williamson said he dare not speak, because if he did he would be causing an extra expense to the Corporation. What he wanted -was a meeting of five chairmen ...

... awake is one of the first steps in the formation of their c h future character. Neither should ordinary foot- I r steps, speaking, or other sounds be avoided ; the I infant should be accustomed to sleep under such l conditions. We should say this is ...