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... 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 ...
... situation, which only the other day was confirmed by one who cannot be considered an Evati- gelical I refer to Lord Cros:, who, speaking in the York House of Lay men, on February 16th, 1899, eaid : “People were of tha dvctrines of the Church of England bein ...
... ' the state of affairs as betwern th, two rai:wav companies and die Cooperation, in ornmection with the Joint Dock Bill. Speaking on behal of the 1 former, we see no reason for any mystery about 1 the mater, and, therefore, if you have no objection, we ...
... Nest, LightclifFe) William Widdop (Harrogate), Thomas Pryoe (Otieenobury, H. Foster (Northow rami, J. Kamsden (Ovenden), Paul Speak (Ovenden), J W Orossloy (Greetland), and Kershaw, jun i (I .^housc). Directors of Elland-cum-Greetland Gas Co.—Rev. G. E. Aspiuall ...
... manager knows full well that his position is a precarious one, and depends largely upon percentages. The directors, generally speaking, are only figure heads, except when they to draw their gratuities; and the shareholders would obtain most service in the ...
... 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 ...
... less fraudulent. The poor.law might be reformed and out relief abolished. SIR GEORGE TREVELYAN ON THE REWARDS OF LITERATURE. Speaking on Monday night at the House Dinner at the Authora' Club, Whitehall Court, London, Sir George Trevelyan said the more showy ...
... HALL, SHEFFIELD. — TO. a's MORROW, 245 and 6.30, Mr. and Mrs. ROBERTS (of New Brighton) will sing, and Mr. speak. tts, Mornin: 10.90, 6,50. Wm. SAMP- SON, Cornis® er> and BOB JOHNSON, sing, paniment. Converted Nigger Minstrel, will with Banjo Accom- ...
... . He has also visited Massowah and Norway on sporting tours. Besides Italian and German, bis native languages, Zurbriggen speaks French, English, Spanish, and Kashmiri. His home is at Macngnaga, just under toe great southern precipices of Monte Bora. ...
... the chairman alluded to his taking part the contest 40 jears ago, and to his haring presided at the dinner 16 years ago. Speaking in a humorous rein, he declared that while it was a truism that history repeat* itself, it was nauseous thing that history ...
... more concerned about the supposed comfort of dogs than they are About the safety of human life. The Secre- tary of the League speaks of persons coming to him to talk of their pets with tears in tbeir eyes. This sounds quite pathetic, Vat would the persons ...
... with the action of a member of the 1:10111110-4 Privy Cooncillur when he wait Postmaster-General? The SPEAKER said that to speak of an hon. morober's conduot in reference to a particular matter a scandal wee unparliamentarp. (Chneral If that expression ...