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... But preachers are tempted grow egotistic, and srhile speaking others speak of so with the bells. Thus bell is made to say, I mean make it understood that tiiougfa I’m little good.*' The last stage the downward career from God to Saints and Saints to Bells ...
... Here a small instance the difficulty putting thing in atfleghUorwefd manner. Speaking the state of parries in 1898 remarked : Why, tha Liberal party in had a majority, with the Irish, 176, and tho Irish had stood aside it would have hod a majority 90 ...
... POLITICAL. Ur. ÜboncbOT. M.P.. will the of the Liberal Club at its next houss dinner. Colonel Saondenon, speaking at on Mon* day night, said Lord Salisbury bad given bis promise visit Ulster next year. It Is stated that Mr. Half oar Irtll leave Ireland ...
... ooDtiauou Üboar »ad e*cltement. In speaking of tte universal observation of th« fir*t day of the week •• tM sacred day for aU Chmtiaoa, the preacher said waa a - remarkable fact that that day had asserted own aupretuacy, notwithstanding that in the New ...
... ELECTRIC BELLS an.l SPEAKING TUBES, 'j neatly Fitted and Repaired,—E. DEW HURST, 16, Ouildbail-etreet, Preston. ...
... MISCELLANEOUS (Trade). Electric bells and speaking tubes. DMtlv Fitted and liepaiml.-E. l6. Guildhall street. Prr«ton. Galvanised corkcgated ikon roof- INO SHEETS. Large quantity of -lightlv defective sheets. 6ft. long. Is. 9d. each ; 7(t.. 2s. each; ...
... I ELECTRIC BELLS and SPEAKING TUBES. neatly Fitted and Repoired.-E. DEWUUBST, 16. Guildhall-street. Preston. GALVANISED CORRUGATED IRON ROOF- INO SHEETS. Large quantity slightly defective sheets, 6ft. long. Is. 9d. each; 7ft., 2s. each; Bft.. 2s. 3d. ...
... Mary grew nearer and dearer to him, did he ever speak of Maud ; uot even when Mary bore his nara •, and cheered and lightened hie labours. On this subject he was silent, for he was one of those who never speak of the feelings of their hearts. Thr End. ...
... ACCRINGTON. The Conservative candidate, Mr. D. L. Sprake.has held several meetings during the past week. Speaking one of bis meetings Wednesday night, in St. Mary’s, Woodnook, he remarked that Alderman Hindle seemed to think that the electors were not ...
... MR. REDMOND. M.P., AT SODTHPORT. Speaking at a Gladstonian meeting at Southport last night, Mr. W H. Redmond, M.P., said the hearty reception Irish members English audiences was a proof of the failure of Mr. Balfour's policy. Wherever Home Rule had been ...
... 2sa, GrKaT ArrSHAM-STBKKT, Preston*. LIQHTNTNO OOKDUCTOES f„r Mill Chimneys. Chorchea, and Pullic BuiUimgs. Elkctric Bells. Speaking Tubes, Private Tkikphono^&c. ...
... other districts to drink. Speaking of the fcoad f*/f traveller clause, expressed the opinion that the extension of tho limit would not of much practical use, inasmuch an persons aearch of drink invariably gave wrong address. Speaking generally, be did not ...