... re,.nnmended that they approved of by the Council and :lie common seal fixed. A took pace on the bye-laws. Mr Whitehead, speaking on shalt bre-law, which he mid related to gambling in the street', argued in favour of the vigilance being exeremed in and ...

... central halla were filled in every corner, and the official returns show that, there were 8.600 persona present. Prior to tbe speaking the chief attrac- tion in'he larger ball was a seriea of amusing pictures thrown on the screen by the aid of the cinematograph ...

... ar a o f Iseedley stood by, y _waiting for the he fa al drse; a.. out h. line _ went ••• 4 a • a °la men °l° °°‘ speak, k ' uma h° he a he to the i r l ong l air , out t madam A Od om lad to TOW* that them was se wawa' affoothweash. Draw . be ...

... apostolic days. The Gospel hail penes rated into nearly every province of the Roman Empire before the destruc. ion of Jerusalem Speaking of the Apostle Paul's visit to Thessale nine as illustrative of missionary work in our own day, he maid that Paul's spiritual ...

... old Halifax speech is aa. We certainly have a small section of words, the pronunciation of which, even by regular dialect-speaking people at present, gives the sound ; a few of these are tlahr—flour, ahr—our, sahr i sour, sbahr—shower. But, thiulc, may ...

... distinctive dialect ot its own. People living in other parts of the West Riding knew a Halifax man directly they beard him speak (laughter and hear, hear>. The dialect, however, was one that residents in other parts of the county had every respect for ...

... to take over repair any footpath within the district Councillor Holland seconded the amendment.—Councillor T. Sutcliffe, speaking in favour of the original motion, said they were electe i look after the interests the district, not only the highways, hut ...

... will speak ou the diffusion of iron; and Mr Bauernian will give the results of his visit to the Gelbvara iron ore mines of Sweden, which are expected to rival Spanish ores in quality and cheapness. Professor H. Loius, of Newoastle, will speak on tbe ...

... lan Malcolm, M.P., S.r S. Northcote. and Lord Folkestone subsequently spoke. LO«I» CIIABLU AT TOM. Lord Charles Beresford, speaking at \ork on Wednesday night, said that when he was asked go China it was to soe how British trade could be secured, but he ...

... mere passing protest against what be regarded the intolerable interruption of his political associates. was not allowed to speak on one side the House, so he thought he would cross over to the other side, and make the attempt there—that was all. • In point ...

... to affect the Russian trade. He is a very tall man, of power. fill physique. Like most Russians lie is a good linguist, and speaks excellent English. The popular and able Minister in London for Servia, 31, Migatovitch, will shortly leave here for Belgrade ...

... cannot comply until 1 know. Well, mann, my young man I. the beck dons, and I thought perhai would be so eery kind as to speak with him for a few minutes while I run upstairs awl tusks myself presentable. sixpence, said Willie Dawson, at I. p:Lek ...