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... would add enormously to the convenienco of the travelling public. Mr. H. Jatvis, of the Derbyshire Miners’ Association, speaking at Ilkeston, said that two ‘years ago it was expected that the association ‘would by this time m £50,000 or £60,000 in the ...

... volumes. Piince’s sou-in-law. Mr. W. E. Harvey, of the Derbyshire Miners Many corpses are being washed up on the Association, speaking at o wecting at the Whit- | const of Spain, and it is feared “:-P tington Lodge of the association, spoke hope- | tvous weather ...

... oln»‘ pectant people heard the results declared from zn upper window—a small aperture from which it was very difficult to speak. It was easily discerned that with the crowd laberal sympathios predopninated. The caudidates, who all spoke alter tiic resding ...

... vigotously attacked ty the opposing tinterests, gained in popularity despite the cfforts that were mads to injurc them. Generally speaking, the electioneering period was one of guet, hard work. The candidates ardently prose- ated their eanvass, and as wsmal, both ...

... HARDY, EVENTS OF THE WEEK AT HOME. AN, Gamble, of Sheflicld, speaking at the annual meeting of the Peak District and Northern Countics Footpaths Preservation Society, held in Manchester, said there was no Mm‘p..ahd- right to go over Kinderscout, and therefore ...

... knows what to do with it, The deviee of the Star and Creseont is not originally Turkish, but was inherited by the Turks (so to speak) from one of the ancient Byzantine coins belonging to the period of 100 p.c. The obverse of this coin has the head of Ax’emis ...

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