... telling of the great opportunity hosprtal and of ber ex pees in anpplyiog Tommy Atkins with papers, stamps, end— Bibles The speak bo very ly of the kindness with which they have n treated from the General Commanding downwards, and of the facilities offered ...

... the former committee. —Yours, &c, J. NORRIS, Ex-Sergeant lst L.E.V. December 28, 1899. MR. J. SIDEBOTHAM, M.P., THE WAR. Speaking on Saturday evening the annual gathering of the parishioners of St. Ann's, Denton, Mr. J. W. Sidebotham, M.P. for the Hyde ...

... uncertain, and critical feminine diosyncraoy, are happily preserved in and through all the play. I From the first word she speaks, by which know that Benedick an old love of hers, to last, she presents the same exuberant-happy contrast of impulsive affection ...

... recogrised this noed ts showa by the fact that the chaplains of the Churoh the Roman Cathohio } England and of Chureh, pot to speak of other Churche eccompany each column, so that the men cen have epintoa) in the form which to them is orthodox. But in an ...

... one The Recorder in charging the jure made a feeling allusion ta the great lees susterned by the oy aL the death of the of Speaking for his memory him beck thirty four years he remembered the kind: act of the Duke in in placing hia on that very seat a Recorder ...

... flavour in the process. Ha! snorted Thomas Mottershead impulsively, determined no Royal presence should deter him from speaking out his mind. 'Twill be said, your Majesty, that his Worship and the other magistrates acted in an unlawful fashion, and ...

... accurate markmanship at the present day they might conclude that their goner° :by had been directed into right channels. Speaking of shutting reminded I • hat the 2nd V. 11. IL, of which they had the honour of forming a component part, stood first in ...

... were found out before attestation. It is believed on good grounds that this is the work of Dr. Leeds. Several men came in speaking with a decided Scandinavian accent. They said they were naturalised Englishmen, but could not produce their papers. rp to ...

... 1110111101* of success to meet the increased outlay in the shape of interest on the capital sunk. It is understood when we speak of the advantageous effects et efficient homing that the system of management perused is characerieed by becoming enterprise ...

... his last sermon afier 39 years' service in B'ackpool. The rev. gentleman reviewed his work in the parich, and was sbout to speak of the cause of his resigaation, saying “Big men and little men had brought influence to bear against him,” when he broke down ...

... surprised me the : End Reserve by always treated of the same rasely speaking to him ex layed their undecided tie petition, and 1-1 wes the reflection it eudd tie was also us, before crea him speaks one y wi on way, I have omitted to and on an mst ad, both of ...

... British Empire together by indissoluble bonds by proving to our brethren of Greater Britain that he recognises their claim to speak in matter such far-reaching importance to the Empire as the final settlement the South African question. notes on the situation ...