... EFFECT OF THE SOUTH WALES COAL STRIKE. Sir John Llewllyn, M.P., speaking at a meeting in connection with the Swansea Savings Bauk, on Saturday night, and referring to the disastrous effects of the South Wales coal strike, said that from careful calculations ...

... sequel to the high praise showered upon his lordship by the Prime Minister, by Lord Kitchener, and others well qualified to speak of the important part he has borne in Egypt generally and in the recovery of the Soudan. Of the new peers, Sir Philip Carrie ...

... sequel to the high praise showered upon his lordship by the Prime Minister, by Lord Kitchener, and others well qualified to speak of the important part he hate borne in Egypt generally and in the recovery of the Soudan. Of tho now peers, Sir Philip Carrie ...

... own family Chivers' Jellies, because practical trial has demonstrated their value. Of all guides, the best is surely one who speaks and advises from his own knowledge and experience, and in this connection it emphasises what the' writer has to say when he ...

... establish in its place a voluntary and sweet service of oar Lord. EFFECT OF THE SOUTH WALES COAL STRIKE. Sir John Llewllyn, M.P., speaking at a meeting In connection with the liwaneea Savings Bank. on Saturday night, and referring to the disastrous effects of ...

... SIR CHARLES DILKE ON CURRENT AFFAIRS. Sir Charles Dilke, speaking on Saturday evening at the Gloucester Liberal Club, insisted on the necessity of a highly efficient, if small, army, as well as a fleet of overwhelming supremacy in the interests of Imperial ...

... own family Chives Jellies, because practical trial has demonstrated their value. Of all guides, the best is surely one who speaks and advises from his own knowledge and experience, and in this connection it emphuises what tbs writer has to say when be ...

... dulled sleep can progressive their hold upon nation Coalition in the past is the Government of in experience must it to U speaking on last year indicated one tiio sources of of Liberalism dealiug tlio alleged fatal division and that Liberals pence war ...

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... Harper. Mr. N. Jagger, Mr. L. Tolson, and Mr. A. V. Priestley. The toast of The Queen was proposed from the chair, Mr. speaking upon the special connection between the toast and the work upon which those present in the room had so recently been engaged ...

... s about a school, that the most intelligent scholar did not come out of the test as satisfactorily as the more, generally speak- ing, careless one ; and so these individual examina- tions were an injustice to scholars and also to teachers, for in the ...