... work arn man. but am working at present in Ualif.iX, and I willing t» answer question* that any on« may wi-h aak. for cannot speak too luirttly of It. recommend t-> *ll n.ay mike use of this if yon like. B. TAYLOB. 2, Uyn»-o Sqojir**, Fle»-t »freet, Halifax ...

... with view to speaking on the mattor in Parliament. to the surmise that- went iimorc into ■the cause of tho ssjiers raid to have been east on the Royal Irish Regiment, of which was a oolonel, there was no ground for it. *' I been speaking to Lady Havdoek-AJlan ...

... than the ordinary man how deni with great questions as they arose. Part of his training liad been master the art of public speaking. know how to manage his ' voice, and though small in stature and feeble in body during his Infer years, could make himself ...

... that it represent* Jesus a-; being different from the men for whom his soul is grieved- In the Synoptic Gospels Jc>us always speaks a» man among men, and is only in ooguo te Gospel that philosophical id-a intr •• duced, which was tho germ of evolution th'-o--| ...

... Company in the ilhoodda Valloy 1,2- men are ».brown out ->f employment. The d.image estimated at I^,ooo. Lord Loudondvrry, speaking at the annual meeung the Darlington, Durham, and North Riding of Agriculture, said that agriculture was now slowly recovering ...

... labour combination may more profitable than it was aufik in plant. 1 always notion that men who talk m this way privately, speak publw-ly about the internet, employers and employed being one, and the ii.oes.-tty for working togotiier huruionioualy to overcome ...

... Cabinet « sens© of its wider duties and responsibilities Call meetiags evury town, and make your Parlianicutary rojircsentativ. speak out. Send petitions tr ...

... Aditofci School Hoard, won fav.uir with hi* and the public alike, and his decease leaves a blonk in the circle* of Lancashire. Speaking of Congiegationaliam, glad see that Dr. 11. F. Ilorton. of Hampstead, who unable through hea*Ui hold the office rhsirtnan ...

... of literary grace, but academic unwicldines*, with a hint of depth in the thought and certainty of kindlineb* in feeling, speaks, and you know he has prepared what he is saying yet you oannot say exactly how yon know it, the signs are so deverely concealed; ...

... his .oml engagements for weei; arc cancKl.'d except tl*c amnuil arldross the p.v-mouth (riui.lhad ovemng, at which Mr i«o speak. Sir Edward also pmpo'ca, if j> enable teat tend the aiinuai lMn ...

... dialogue. Mr. Waiter «Sc*Uby, for instaaoe, wljo a great favourite witb the audience, and on tho stage on© half the t.imo, not speak thirty lines book. 1 KUppos*' this cun there ar© so many goo ...

... VIRTUE. (FEE DAI fl KNOT.) PRETORIA., Saturday. Mr, BitTger, one of the candxdativi fog tho Presidency of the Transvaal, speaking Thursday Ermelo, said that tlio dynamite concession was not. the corner stone of the Republic's independence, which had been ...