... maintain the privileges given by the Act, and. they must continue to fight for their full and just benefits. He went on to speak of what he' called the cruel system whioh was growing up in Yorkshire and other districts of requiring a man leaving one colliery ...

... ne'er dare to put th’ question, an' I should ust sink euto th' graand ef I did mysenl Yet Intten’s what coom to ef doesna speak. I i iabt e f I could do better, an’ Samuel weere that fond Jim always. He’d be rale pleased ef et weere to oom abaat, that ...

... You will learn lot more from the study of the bye-laws, which, with the exception of the few I have endeavoured to analyse, speak for themselves. Stop here, cabby. I get down at No. 123. Good-bye, Mr. Bull. No, I want thanks. I only hope that on some future ...

... other gentlemen who have come with me from Southampton were saved in the same boat, but I do not know their names. I cannot speak too highly the brave work captain and crew. They did their best for us. it had not been for their prompt action, every tinglo ...

... commence with it at onoe. He concluded with speaking of the many blessings whioh had attended the work during the past year, and indeed ti ...

... sprawl over. So Mr. Lz driven out of France, banished for the crime of having told the truth. I have beheld the beggars he speaks of trading on their deformities—they dot the roads:de between Nice and Beaulieu—obtruding their sores, tumours, and - amps ...

... Ward in 1895, and was returned, being’ again successful last ‘ear. was @& Conservative in politics, and not given to much speaking, he frequently attended the social gatherings at the club, occasionally presiding as chairman. was attending to his duties ...

... The people of one island do not know those of the other isles; they have but limited means of communication; they do not speak the same language; they have different customs and habits. A considerable element of the population is the issue of unions ...

... the times. Children were very responsive to ?? As much patience as possible should be exercised towards them. After thaa speaking a word for the children, the can- didate said the railway men present wooid have noticed the action of Parliament on the ...

... winter, LUNG for it does more good than the TONIC doctor's medicine. bave mended it to many of oar Jewish LIaG people, who speak just as highly it,' lONIC LU\G tMrs.) Hmsca, Grove, TONIC LUNG ** l 'W'*-*> TONIC LUNG TONIC IUNG TONIC LUNG Prepare! by W ...

... hard up for a r. D. of Burnley, Be held that Soemalists elected on P work in such a fashi on as not onl ublic bod:es should speak and ciently the public work in which ¥ to carry out cffi- but also so as to create and stimu! they were ed, in the direction ...

... * * * How Admiral Ccrvcra Surrendered. In speaking of the battle of Santiago, Commander Evans, of the “lowa,” who received the surrender of Ccrvcra that fatal July morning, described the scene as follows; —Perhaps the scene that impresed more than any ...