... applicants were told that there were plenty already, and reasons were given. what had stated the policy of the oommittee, let them speak straight out, and vote against the licenses. Mr. Battle said they only proposed to withdraw the license for three months, and ...

... presence of repeated and serious party disasters. The Unionists havo suffered a good deal since the Chahcsixob of thb Exchequer, speaking Halifax, took occasion to rebuke his friends for their want of spirit and courage. Mk. would not have spoken plainly at that ...

... large. When they considered that they had wt a i the* midst, average £10 6s. a Sunday aas no«t bad.—The Rev. T. H. Darlow. speaking as ad»cr4-felk>w of Mr. Wastro ...