... success, but also hoped that the mantle of the father and mother would fall upon their children—(.applause,. Mr. Wadsworth, speaking behalf of the assistants, alluded .to th# honesty Mr- Stacey's work in all directions. They all knew that man who was inclined ...

... 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 ...

... possibly lead to any useful remit. Even as it. is we seemed to have failed to make meaning clear, for we observe that you speak et the proposals to which particular exception Ina been taken aa 'rot stud to the Bill.' to the determination of the question ...

... in and w.»s dressed blue pilot coat and asole kia trousers. >.o noon to-day tli** body Lad not L_-ea identified. SIGTtOB speaks with ffuracy. on foot to secure the extension fjct'ds tramways '. it;. M.-!. v. credit balance ...

... their Clerk to reply to this effect* Influenza. —This unwelcome disease Has manifested itself in the Ripponden district, but speaking generally the cases hitherto have been of a rather mild type. I Edward Navey Trust.— fill tne vacancy of trustee created ...

... with the man in the fish market on Thursday nuight, and was speaking to the prosecutor. She was sorry for what had happened. — Mr W. Peart (Market Inspector) said he 6aw the prosecutor speaking to the prisoner and a smaller woman for about ten minutes. ...

... 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 ...

... singular when Douglas, passing from the tone of scepticism which had invariably maintained in the presence of others, began to speak to me, when found ourselves a!o«e, of those very questions researches into which had earned for the mockery of my fellow-stndeuti ...

... ” that statement also waa equally untrue. Speaking of the Boyal equipage, Mr. Hampeen-eay* there waa>o«ily one carriage,” and it wan drawn ** two horses.” Ho further eaya there wen ** no poatilioas,” hut speaks of ** coachmanwhile the fact that then were ...

... 'you know we coloured pussons is powerful superstitious like, an' de sayin' is if dat on New Year's mornin' de fust one we speaks to is a stranger, an' he, dat stranger, wishes ns good luck, it am mighty sure to come true. You, ash, is de fust one I'se ...

... sufficient indicate its excellence. It was indeed a '■ speaking likeness. The matter was kept a profound secret from Councillor Kerr, and he was much astonished when Mr. J. Whittaker, who was called upon to speak, indicated what his speech was to be about. They ...