... the Editor. Sir,—On perusing yonr valuable paper of January 10th, was astonished to find the chairman of the above Board speaking against railway communication to Kawdon, and that he charged your reporter with making it appear that he had been abusing ...

... race of the great future; but there was not • colony Of Our Empire, there was not an independency, there was not an English-speaking people—America, with ita 73 030,000 people—where there was not a vast windier of the Irish race, all breathing hatred against ...

... with the Heckinoodwike organisation. Considering the inclement weather which prevailed, and also the fact that is was, so to speak, an off day, there was a large concourse of spectators, who were treated to a good exhibition of football. The visitors were ...

... Wises had been going about the country speaking of the that would come to them when the British Empire was disintegrated by the granting of Local Government to the Irish people; but the only result of their speaking, as it appeared to him. was that they ...

... the benefit of this country. For the present, Great Britain was at peace with the whole world. Mr. Wyvill then proceeded to speak on the differences between Portugal and England. He thought that, had they had any other Prime Minister in power but Lord Salisbury ...

... matter of this kind. There was no causeway between his hnuse and the Station, and even the strip of what been, comparatively speaking, clean road, had how been covered with road sweepicgs. The road simply shameful. and not fit for auyh.aly to walk upon. Notices ...

... • little further on and regularly used now, but his idea was to make • better cart.roail groin ltailtlon to the Station. Speaking of the adt &rases of such a road for cooveying material to and from the Station to Redden Mill, Sir. Waugh said that when ...

... Bishop of Ely was riding by in his carriage. Quotb Joe to the bailiffs Gentlemen is my cousin, the Bishop of Ely; let me but speak • word to and he will pay the debt and costa. The Bishop ordered bin carriage to stop, whilst Joe, close to his ear, whispered— ...

... quality of the goods manufactured. The following list at premien. and won by the company the time et Mr. Kay's superintendency. speak mere emphatieally than I can in behalf of Mr. Kay's mamdacterlng ability. Oregon State Fair, diplom• in 1878 and 1883. Mechanics' ...

... Newby had served three years on the Board, he would not be paid to move • resolution similiar to the one just proposed. In speaking of proprietors of newspapers looking after their own interests, the speaker referred to the report of the Baildon Local Board ...

... ought to be considered, and when they had got to work together the ides of District Parish Councils might be taken in hand. Speaking on the Irish Question, the Chairman said that at the next general election, if voters could be induced to act on the injunction ...

... the conker, ad it's deuced udpleamilt, you dow. Ttied there's adother thig ; they cad't understad half you my, ad lb sure I speak ulaidly elduliffh. dod't 1, lime &bad that, a wiimab cabs id the ether day, ad she thought I was bucking her, for she had a ...