... Anderson: I second, and I do so for this reason—— The Mayor: I can’t allow you to speak on this matter. I must rule you out of order. Councillor Anderson: I intend to speak. He went on to say that this matter ought to be referred back. The facts were agreed ...

... of employment. Such a result would, however, be attributable to our present so-called Free Trade policy. Mng. Grapsronk, speaking for the Government, agreed to the second reading of the Bill, although he inconsistently observed that his decision must ...

... belonging to Janet Bladk, a woman lving in the same house.—Prisoner said the things were his, he having bought them.— 'he woman, speaking excitedly, said that was not true. She paid for them out of her own pocket by instalments. dt took her a month.—Herbert Worsfold ...

... but hae rarely been heard to better efect than in “My dear Soul” and “Wisa Folly.” While . she should, mo‘:a.phorical-}' speaking, be awarded the palm, sha was in weality the recipient of something more tangible—a bouquet. Miss Hilda Barnes is the posiessor ...

... as they are and requiring them to be fed with turtle scup and venison, out of gold spoons.” In Denmark, even in Germany, to speak only of two European Powers, their system is kinder and more thoughtful. It is not well to hear constantly the refrain, ““We're ...

... would do so on the right side. (Applause.) ; i Sir Henry Kimber, Bart.,, M.P., on rising to ' respond to an invitation to speak, was enthusiastically cheered. He said he envied the fire of tho last speaker. In him that fire was dead, seeing that he was ...

... like it is seen in a provincial town, however big. But London, I suEpose, is a law unto iteelf. A man has his work, soo to speak, in one town, and lives in another, and generally he doesn’t care a tuppenny damson how the town in which he lives is managed ...

... to make men and women better, everything that helped to glvQ them a fuller and completer life, secmed to him to be, so to speak, a part of the Christian programme. All social and economic questions were in the end Christian questions. ' It ‘was the coneorn ...

... WILL SPEAK ON “Christianify & Socialism,” At 11.30 a.m. ...

... be the best, and was proceeding in direct contravention to the resolution, when a member pointed out that Mr. Jackson was speaking against the resolution. Thereupon Mr. Jackson said he considered that Government by party was prejudicial to the best interests ...

... Half-Term commenced February 27th. FRENCH GERMAN ITALIAN SPANISH, Etc. With the Modern—Oral—System. For Rapidly Learning to speak any Language by Foreign Teachers. DAY and EVENING CLASSES, Will be held in the following places, viz: Southfields, Putney, ...

... the Church. He could think of nothing more mean or contemptible hh?n the Nonconformist conscious 'djs;fl]a;‘ed n g“' matter. Speaking of the Licensing Bill, ].' MaManus said that drunkenness had very ittle o do with the public-house question, (Hear, hear ...