... they had such a successful one at Allenby, and that there were so many temperance workers amongst teem lie then went on to speak of the adapt- *Hon of the ii.sue •. Band of Hope and of the object these societies had in slew. A short address wan oho given ...

... gratefully of the heroism of our hatcher' and 01 the bravery of our km, we must pert . ..ice think regretfully of the war, and speak smuniinfly of the dead. It cannot 1111 e take the suggestion made in some *pouters that the day should in future be looked ...

... Varty put in a glorious gallop, acid successfully panned to Fisher. but that player, wan held when clone on. Ihi. was, so to speak, tasting blood, and the three-yloarters performed a prc•ty little pa-ol.ig ron. whnb culminated in a really semi try by Bell ...

... wy 41.11 have a georral election at a very bear We have it 'ke.i authority than that Mr J. W. Lowther, though lie does not speak in au °flan.° .pacey. but as the Irian in the street. - and the Not IN ktiaws pretty well what is goon; on The mpiestion ...

... said You all know that lam .bout to leave you, anJ that this is pi °haply the last time I shall have as orportunity ad speaking to you from this pulpit as your pastor. I therefore wish to say a hew wu.d. so farewell to =You all know the rea.ans why ...

... , so now engottrd in the work of en- Isii 'newt to the coomitu,ncy, und, ciiiiously enough, both Sr %Vilfrid and he were speaking at Workington on Itsuroday night. Mr 'tootles Chairman sounded a mire with which the candidate found himself in sympathy ...

... masterly nay ite kept his team in hand that :ed ra succe.s. the extra ball point was gut through •• sty:osh drill, wit' cb speaks well hats err the sergeant and the men, and Sergt.- Cart,r. who net ably arcensted. Toe win. niag points were a lull poesibie ...

... not satim tied with an upright po oition, but arid Unable over their handlebar. and keep their none to the grindatone, so to speak. This they all eteiocke ! ounnon sense should teach them otherwise, but when • man awheel he is apt to ior4et t: Ks he should ...

... grain, Jos 6d p..r ilea I wav avtamed, aa well as the sewing. •Irawing, a•td oupirtea.Mers' grants. canoe Sher well snail u X speaking up era/ an •dd mint, espn•ially or the girl.. Cumle-rland a•ople are proud, a .d are ahai•l ol giving the wrong answers. ...

... I. L Jackson, i 1 Moor Ituw,and the Rev J. B. Rooth, of Egrem:nrit, the Wooer dealing with Sunday School work, the latter speaking on Church membership. Liiwitasion loilowed in which Mr Stewart Burlington, Mr Murray, Mr W. F and other; took part. The ...

... C:oencil appointed him chatresen.but he was even more pleased that atter a year's trial lie was reappointed. Ile then west on to speak of the work of the year and tie low death tate, and said they were indebted to their oh:coals who were always ready to goye ...

... nbious woe, Mate- lore miperphostaltatei, which help to grew ' fibre, *oil materially .mist in feeding. lie fix* piraverted to speak 01 the ot 1 1 growth. I. fists sod wan needed to wrap tba fibres Homily. also an abindsoce of bend a soluble roodition within ...