... EXPERIENCE SPEAKS. EXTREMELY PLEASED. Mr. A. W. Snelling writes June, 15 9 9, from Doncaster: I enclose cheque. I may say that lam extremely pleased with the bike. A REAL PLEASURE. A Nuneaton official on tour writes from Cromer under date June 7th, ...

... EATING AND SPEAKING. J?»v* Mr. T. P. O’Connor, in M.A.P., referring to the dinner given by the Argonauts last Sunday, to Mr. Charles Wvndham, ** happened to l«e cluao to Mr. Henry Arthur Jonea, the chairman, and to Mi. tVyndham, and had an opportunity ...

... QUALITY SPEAKS. To the Westwood Cycle Co., Nuneaton. Dear Sirs,— I have every reason to be satisfied with the bicycle you built for me in April last. It is a very good roadster, and runs very easily.—Yours truly, Aug. 18th, 1899. C. GREGORY BOOT!!. ...

... NOT ON SPEAKING TERMS The colour sergeant ass calling Sloe roll the (Nnparty on officer . .. potable, %%lien it nes, noticed sun Fitzgerald not to Into manse. tzget ald the nibs, sinned °Slicer three titbit, without resetting • Reply. Why do Ton not ...

... SEQUAH SPEAKS the Halt and the Larne, to all supra' sg front Chronic Diseases, to the Incur ahlos, and to those whom have failed to relitee ; to acme whose life M a misery on a:coma of constant and stiforing. NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. Talcs cars it wog ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING The fortnightly meeting the Urban Counci* was held on Thursday night last. The Rev- C. Elaee presided, and the other members were— Messrs. D. Buchanan, T. Oldham, H. Over, T. Walton, J. Butcher, A. Mumford, T. Hunter, P. Simpson, J. Stannard ...

... SPEAK THE TRUTH AND SHANE THE DEVIL. As to the first we should nay, By nli men - do speak the truth but as to shamiug the tifavil, we closet think it can be done. lie' , suet' an old arch-villian we don't think he's any of shame left We never thought ...

... SPEAK THE TRUTH ...

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... SOME PLAIN SPEAKING. At this morning's sneering of Onveirry 'Rev. G. Balaton moved. in artwrient” with notice • That in tho Cpl of this Board no public office in connection with the Union shorkl be filled without public advertisement, 'so that any snob ...

... MR. CHAMBERLAIN TO SPEAK, of the most important demonstrations the joint Unionist party held the Midlands ta to take place the Floral Mall at Leicester Wednesday. November 29th. On the same day Mr. Joseph Chamberlain will fulhl a loug-scaiiding promise ...

... SHAKE SPEAKE WEEK- In commemoration of Shakespeare's birthday the opening dramatic performances took place last night at Stratfordou-Avon. There was a good audience, and the proceedings of the week commenced with an entirely new play written by Mr. Alen ...