... the markets of the world is becoming more and more a retail distribution, except perhaps with the United States of America. Speaking generally the condition of the world has not been exactly favour- able to traders during the past 12 months. In every South ...

... Cnurch of England, could not do without Bible teaching in their day schools, and never would do without it. He was sure he was speaking for every Churchman and Churchwoman when he said that they should strive their very utmost to maintain their day schools ...

... 1897 was looked ] forward to with greater mterest and delight than customarily, «or the fact .that a day of rest, generally speaking, followed the joyous day , the week of busy probations for tte S' ea * f™ i gladdening day, and there ia every reason to ...

... already been realised at the opening services and teas, though there would be some expenses to come off the latter sum. Roughly speaking, however, they had £292 9s. 4d. towards the £435 reqnired, leaving about £145 still to be raised. By the kindness of a friend ...

... expression of appre- ciation of the efforts of the performers, all of whom are to be congratulated upon the smoothness, generally speaking, which characterised the production. Scenery, specially designed and painted, and other theatrical properties, lent additional ...

... Mr. Gladstone's spirit there was not one item of the Liberal programme which woald not be carried to victory Lord Ripon, speaking at on Wednesday bight, st a meeting in celebration of Mr. Glad stone’s birthday, said that Home Rale, the last greatest, ...

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... had already been realised at the opening services and teas, there would be some expenses to off the latter sam. Roughly speaking, however, they had £292 9s. 4d. towards the aboat £145 still to be raised. By the ofa —whose name bound in bonoar to withhold ...

... was pleased to respond on their behalf. He should, however, have had greater pleasure in being present and speaking if he had been led, so to speak, by his friend, Mr. John Arthur Brooke, whom they all respected and loved. He could only say that if all ...

... {inter alia), that the vicar of Almondbury had outraged not only the law of the i land but the law of God, and ought not to speak or to preach to the people under his charge. I think Mr. Alfred Sykes would not have used these words if he had thoronghly ...

... could bring different together whichever school of politics to hear) Mr received with Fee so for it looked like business speaking himself as being selected the confess it reminded of placing thorn between roaes (Laughter) Mrs Joseph have the bazaar and ...

... February, the i Cure No. 70,018—SreTeR & Lampent, of diabetes, from which she was dying Oure No. Howt, district that it is to speak of the experienced ach change in the goods sold for 711 quantities being catalogued :— of @ years’ decision had been pronoanced ...