... divisions had never done ihem any ?? but had rione them a great deal of harm. When he said a nnited Methodism he did not speak simply of an organic union, but of the unity of spiii; and heart in preventing the waste and friction in our villages md scattered ...

... would be the work of the j I Education Department to decide whether he! j should remain a member of the Board. Mr Jackson: You speak sense now. Mr Kitson said he felt compelled to support' the resolution, but he did it with regret. For 13 J years iv succession ...

... affections, whether inflammatory, relaxed Cdcerated, hoarseness, swollen tonsils, enlarge uvula, Weakened voice, Ac. Those ?? speaking, singing mr reading, by usins the Gargle prevent the huskiness, dry bes^, and irritation si> frequently attendant on over-exer- ...

... Mr. W P. Glaiiaby (lay secretary). The Ch aikman, in introducing the lecturer, said that the subject upon which he was to speak wa.one of the greatest, p __ible interest. Of all characters in history, there was not one, he thought, that sooner kindled ...

... and should have no place in any charter. After further reference to desired alteration in charter parties, he went on to speak of the question of light dues and suggested that a similar method should be applied to the lighting of the coasts as to the ...

... not only in those diseases j for which it was originally employed, but also in many I cases of Weakness of the Singing and Speaking voice, de- I pendent on Bronchial or Laryngeal Irritation, and in all • forms of Strumous Enlargement of Glands, and Discharges ...

... Huddersfield. BURNLEY. The polling for the election of a member of Parliament for Burnley is fixed for Monelav next ROCHESTER. Speaking at Rochester in support of Lord Cranborne, the. Conservative candidate, Sir Edward Clarke, M.P. , expressed a hope tliat ...

... whether inflammatory, relaxed ulcerated, hoarseness, swollen tonsils, enlarge uvula, weakened voice. ?? Those constantly speaking, singing or reading, by using the Gargle prevent the huskine ?? dry ness, and irritation so frequently attendant on over-exer- ...

... boi rowed and repaid in fifty years. An amendment that the scheme be not pro- ceeded with at present was lost, Mr. Barron speak- ing upon the urgency of the Technical Instruction scheme being cartied out. The recommendation ot the committee was adopted ...

... :nake a bargam that the rent to be paid should bj de- pendent upon the selling price of cereals and stock during the year Speaking of Protection, he said be did not believe the people of this country would ever submit to the taxation of food—(hoar, hear) ...

... sice upon •*■ •- -• Clieveden now stands ; but the tirsi bouse boilt at Ciievedcn wad ihe ' proud alcove oi Alexander Pope speaks, and in which G ...

... you without t running. He was not breathless, however. His tones o were firm and tranquil. It was she who could i hardly speak. s I'm afraid lam very late, she answered - nervously. t For what? bor afternoon tea by your owr d fireside? Have you anybody ...