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... SPEAK. With reference to the Paddlesworih•road Snodland it'spute, a letter was read from Itessrx. Brennan and BresPian, stating that after some difficulty they had received a sittaue from }teems. Smith sni Challis fir the damagei and coats in reference ...
... urse Stone Speaks Indigestion Cured. Strength experience of remedies. No spurious or inefli• remedy got deceive her, and unless Brought Back—A Message really reJeived wonderful benefit front Iron. I, fir jou to read beosese she knows thal -- • Ox rile ...
... TIR. CORDER SPEAKS. V Mr. S. B. Corder, Brook-street, Little Dan. mow, Essex, makes the following statement: Last November I was laid up with padm in my bank and side. If I could not get straight again, for when I attempted I* raise myself it seemed ...
... STRONG SPEAKING BY JUDGE EMDEN. At the Molest tie County Court no amass. bef ir His Honour JudTe Eniden, Henretta Lailey. mite of Chart's gardener it near Maidstone, sued George C. Smith, of 9. Tothridge•road. Maidst•ine, for damages for negligenee in ...
... ziOCIETY LORD HARRIS SPEAKS. The general of the above, body was held at Lord's on Monday Tee Captain .Captain is. E. Denion. oceupie. , the ehar. and he wan supported bi the Rig.' Hon. Lord Harris, Mr. H. Perkins, Mr. F. f 4 Harding, Mi. H. Lull is..entary) ...
... JUSTICE WILLS ON PASSIVE RESISTANCE. PLAIN SPEAKING. After charging the Grand Jury at the Bristol Assizes on Monday, Mr. Justice Wills said that he wished to make a statement on a matter of public interest. He had recently learned that a mischievous and ...
... MINISTER; NOT sHOWMAN. A VICAR'S PLAIN SPEAKING. The Rev. Augttstine Briggs. of Re:luster, appeals to his parishioners to prove that the restoration of church, at least, can be carried mit without the Vicar havirg to waste his tinif . . organieing pole ...
... Al. THE LIBERAL CLUB THE INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE SPEAKS TO THE PARTY. At the Liberal Club gloom prevailecl. Mr. J. Potter said that they had met together to expieas their itympe:hr with their candidates, and to thank them for the plucky fight each one ...
... MISS CHAMBERLAIN SPEAKS. TO GIRLS OF BUSINESS AND OTHERS. AN INTERESTING PERSONALITY. It would be to withhold knowledge when it may be the means of helping others that is the motive of an interesting interview granted by Mias Daisy Chamberlain to the ...
... THE DUNLPING OF CEMENT. MR. TUFF, SPEAKS OCT. _ Speaking at a smoking oset at the Rochester and t-trood Osneereative Club Cottage Gardeners' florists Wet week, Yr. C. Tuff, 'M.P., said that Aril reform wee one of the created things bEtore them at the ...
... MR. F. S. W. CORNWALLIS SPEAKS ON HIS POSITION. SOCIALISM CRITICISED. There was a large gathering at the Star Loewe .on Tuesday evening, when a smoking couotet was held under the auspices of the Linton aud Loose Conservative Associations. The proceedings ...
... 'IHE TARIFI. ItN:FOR11 LEAGUE KENT BRANCH. MR. CHAMBERLAIN ASKED TO SPEAK IN THE COUNTY. A meeting of the Kent County Brenda of the Tariff Reform League was held at the Royal Star Hotel, Maidstone, on Thursday afternoon. Lord Hardinge, the President, ...