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... toe life and work of the late Mfr. Banks. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ TEE COST OF THEX WELS COAIL STRIKEE. & Sr Jo'hn LlewvellyO, MY-., speaking at a meeting I ct cn'-ction with the Suranista Savings Bank on Sate r- Iday'stight, referring to the disasrous effecte of ...
... on Sewage. It will thus Tbenao.-Min. in Shtoe 43 «j i'm * c.*C}/x/-«i FOOTBALL ACCIDENTS. hugged until they could hardly speak, but at length the United Slates, anti one Belgian. There are tea ejuarters the company will be Stockton. made clear to all ...
... Mr. Wilson hearing, it is supposed, noise at the back of his house, got up and opened the window quickly to look out or to speak to somebody. How it happened can only be surmised, but he disappeared, and his wife on entering the yard below found her husband ...
... evening «t a smoking concert at Glooc««ter Liberal Club. In the course hi* speech. Sir Charles DUke said he had been asked to speak Imperial defence, the ground that was said the Liberal party was divided on the question. The right attitude of Democratic ...
... What be wished speak about was a proposition which had been discussed induce men to save their wages In the oourae of his twenty-one years the works noticed that if a boy or mao began to gave a little, soon sand more, and, generally speaking, the boy would ...
... folk even in England. People so queer, they want telling thing 1,017 times before they'll believe it. If man in the habit of speaking the truth, believe him as well first last. Once more we tell you that for the cure Indigestion, Wind on the Stomach, Liver ...
... Gorman Sonth-Weat Africa.” In an interview on Saturday with a repreeentative of the Exchange Telegraph Company, Dr. Peters, speaking with reference to Mr. Rhodes* forthcoming visit to London in connection with the Tanganyika Railway, said he felt confideot ...
... evening at a smoking concert at Gloucester Liberal Club. In the course of his speech, Sir Charles said lie had been asked to speak on Imperial Defence, onl the ground that it- was said the Liberal -party was divided on the question. The right attitude of ...
... Kenrick are to be Privy Councillors. Mr. Fortescue Flannery, the Member for Shipley, is to be knighted. Sir-Charles DIlke, speaking on Saturday night at the Gloucester Liberal Club, insisted on the necessity of a highly efficient, if small, army, as well ...
... yestetday, and had not been floated last night: ketch went aground Bridlington yesterday, but floated. Sir Charles Dilke speaking Saturday Gloucester Liberal Club insisted the nro“,,ty of highly efficient if small army, well fleet overwhelming sapromsey ...
... of cotton goods from Bradford huas grown of late years: -1895. £230,344, 1896, £158,465: 1897, £3-06.308; 1898, £353,055. Speaking generally, there is a feeling that business will improvo in this year, and the December return ives encouraging iudict-ions ...
... and Mr. Jociah Richardson are the lecturers selected for a course an voice production, with particular reference to the speaking voice and to the cause of larvngitis; while ,Messrs. T. Maskell Hardy, H. J. B. Dart, W. E. qellawell. and F. C. Field Hvde ...