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... presentation of war medals DURHAM. LORD DURHAM'S PLAIN SPEAKING. BISHOP MOULE’S VIEWS OF THE WAR. (From Our Reporter.) • «unt m south Afric . Two ® Light Infantry- « head^ UBrtor3 m the Cathedral city-hare w ., fr thft ° company, consisting of * d 45 ...
... POLITICAL SPEECHES. MR. LONG ANI) THE HOME RULE SHADOW. THE BUDGET AND UNEMPLOYMENT. Mr. Walter Long M P., speaking Unionist meat. held at Pembroke Dock last evening, in support o! the candidature of Sir George Armstrong for the re- presentation the Pembroke ...
... ■^LOCUTION. Marion Moore, The Studio, South Parade, Staec, public andpritate speaking, schools, and private tnitkm. Harrogate. Bradford, and llfcley weekly. R. W. H. Vocal Adviser (Author ol lv J Elocution. Vocal Faults and their Remedies kc., 3s. ...
... BACHELOR GIRLS. A Solution of the Servant Question. A writer in a recent number Sunday Stiand, speaking somo bachelor girl friends who n pays:— One trio lives state of continual muddle, and the other threo scorn have plenty time for rending in the ...
... LEEDS, THURSDAY. AUGUST 16, 1900. SUMMARY OF THE NEWS. Speaking at Wit ley, near Godaiming, last night, Air. St. John Brodrick made some comments cai the attitude of the Opposition in regard to tbc general election. expressed satisfaction at the appointment ...
... Trtlirtm' Column Chambers's Journal. to Speaking at the Annual Conrersawniie the Newsagents'. Booksellers*, and Stationer? National I*oi''ti ••n January IW. Mr. WILLIAM WARD. LiDdCD. said; - ••There is springing «P among the reading public, especially ...
... LEEDS. SATURDAY. MAY 17, 1904. SUMMARY THE NEWS. Mr. Chamberlain, speaking a great meeting in Birmingham last night, said that if Lord bery diwiml become a member of the Unionst party their arm* would open to receive him. The noble Lord was Liberal Unionist ...
... WANTS. l«l pllto. r residentto ttus country leaving BUM Collar, wmht-t to , J L *^ - Lady speaking English; means dsn/able.J**®*™** pbotn. if convenient. 22, Yorkshire Pret. Leeds. DOWER ...
... COST THE WAR TO JAPAN. OP Tob'o, Thursday. Count Oku ma, speaking to-day before the Congress of Associated Chambers Commerce, referred to the sudden expansion the finanoe Japan, and said that when withdrawal of troope from the front had been completed ...
... LOCUTION. —Miea Marion Moore, The Studio. 6, JFj South Parade, l-eeda. public and private speaking, schools, tlaw and private tuition. Harrogate. Bradford, and weekly. NAYLOK, F.HLC.O. Lesson* Singing. I'iano, Organ, llarmnny. Ac. _ For term* apply IVrratv ...
... LEEDS. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, SUMMARY TIIF. NEWS. Mr. Balfour, speaking the Scottish Confervat ivo Club dinner in Edinburgh Inst night, observed that on the fiscal quer-ticn had seen nothing to alter the Sheffield programme. The Sheffield policy was not ...
... Ij> LOCUTION.— Miss Mnrnn Moore. The Stadia, 6, South Parade, Siage. public and speakings schools, etna private tuition. Harrogate. Bradford, llk ley weekly. WHEN IN MANCHESTER _ DINK AT FAKKER-a Two minute* from the Exchange. ST. ANN'S SVI'ARK. and ST ...