... Xewcastlc-on-Tynn. Doge, Mr. L. P. C. Astley, Dudley; Mr. Tom Ash ton, 3, Hanover Place, Park I«ane, Leeds; and Messrs. J. Speak and T. D. Hodgson, Halifax. Rabbits, cats, and cavies, Mr. T. B. Mason, 4, Gordon Terrace, Idle. About noon these were entertained ...

... down en alive should not now have been excluded free from aiche it wes examined by the foreman ai reported that platform. Speaking of her conversion A late she Jd recent investigations had it to ove of the most thi populated distri her becttuse they brought ...

... the saints in the amen corner. He sang like a bird, and his sweet voice we heard fairly tugging away at long metre ; and we speak but the truth when we say that this youth could cutsing a hungry mosquiter. She was youag, she was fair, and she scrambled ...

... ; like its cricketers,. Unionists were at the bottom of the list. To bring about a more desirable state of things he could speak to the determination of the division of Colne Valley. Whatever might be said of the trial there. they were going to tight a ...

... went through the course your .Mixcurv. and never saw such a change in a nun iny life. was clear .011 a-« liitht a feather, speak, three wi- It.'. I think ought to lot you know that lnke's Blood Mixture,' and nothing cured bun. make what use you like rhl« ...

... iinugiu, that England should repudiate with Canada ordet that Canada may lie mildly forced into alliance with other communitica speaking English on the American incut. A LABOUR MEMBER. BDILIH.V(J AN OPFTCIAI. meeting the Rhondd. Valley MinerV Association, held ...

... Defendant: I say so now. (Laughter.) The Stipendiary : Can't you keep so'oer on Sundays ? Defendant : If I get, sup drink I speaks bit loud, and they think lam drunk. That's where the mistake is. (Laughter.) I think everyone is deaf myself, and 1' shout ...

... the* Secii'.»r Society meeting Loudon Snndny n'-yht, her experiences in with during yv.ia, and her work with i).e late Mr. Speaking her she she met wirii two l>r»rk* which she rn*»:l rc-tvad and then aside she was to relate '.hem any other s»ho could obtain ...

... advised the miners to stand out strongly the attain- oi represented on the board inanagers, ment of that Sir Charles Diike, speaking dation: Boys, 269; of 30. in all stand: Accommo-|70 THE EDITOR OF THE SUEYFIELD DAILY TELEGRAPA. 170. Average attendance: ...

... whose conversation was distinguished by original ideas and liberal at ntiments. These, however, are but bright exceptions. I speak of the nation as a whole. as I think I have seen it. I turn my back gladly on these people, hastening , northwards to lands ...

... woman was not there, and the public-house was searched in the manner described by the previous witness. The CORO.NRR Did you speak to Stockwell No. John Walker , labourer, Linthwaite, deposed that at ball-past two on Friday afternoon, the 21st of August ...

... The Editor the Madic»> Annual speaks in «he tein-.s ci i's »- he ventre and a for invalid account its a'wol-jte purity, quality, and great ••olubilltv and the Profession » remeaiaei Cocoa. that the nam., any packet «M» ».vl !.«. h.» 1 iracinir sustaiuinj ...