... her mother, and was 69 years of age. She fell down the stairs at. Pelham Cottage, on the previous Saturday. and ' , did not speak afterwards. Mr. Pritchard. had , ' been attending her. was called in. As far as witness knew, her mother was not subject to ...

... prettily decorated with flags. mottoes, and fiowers.—Mr. Jas. Peters, J.P., made a few remarks in declaring the hall open, speaking of the gond done be Mr. Redman in the town, whose enterprise had done • great deal towards the town's general improvement ...

... • abort story. • New Year's sad two complete stories, and articles on Girl's ef to-day; Applique in embroidery ; How mimic speaks to those who hear ; work as • highly remunerative emplorment for girls ; ink. lings to Invalid.; Characteristic Church towers ...

... corn, in- asmuch as we can only p rod uce one quarter of our requirements of wheat, ware three quar tere comes from ebroed. Speaking futher upon the question of culture, toe writer says “It iw also quite on the cards that besrdes solving the question of ...

... close to my box. I waved my lamp out of the window, and shouted to them to stop. The fireman appeared to see me, and seemed to speak to the 'driver, but the collision occurred almost directly. Are you sure you kept the signals at danger? By Sir F Marindin ...

... LORD HARRIS ON THE YROMANRY Speaking at Sittingbourne on Tuesday even- ing on the sub t of the Leomanry, Lord Har- me reminded hearers that the business of the country bad, ite the war, to be car ried on, and ex regret that adverse cri- ticism should ...

... campaigns with toes, and had nearly slways begun them by despising the Wellirnton in the Peninsular War, whisk were accustomed to speak of as • great &Hoot series of victories, so it was, but long be was shut up there in Torres Veiny whim everYthing seemed to ...

... have to be raised in the House of Commons, he alluded to the splendid response made to the appeal to the Volunteers. When speaking about thi Volunteers would point out that in the villiagea of England there were thousands of men who would make excellent ...

... her—“ was own fault. she said. Not word more about that. he answered. gently, that is over and done with, and you must never speak of its having been your fault again. you understand little woman ?” . ■ , “Thunk you.” she answered, ‘1 understand . vou. * ...

... story, a New Year's Ev« Dream, and two complete stories, and articles 01 Girl's of to-day ; Applique in embroidery ; Ho* music speaks to those who hear ; Hair work as highly remunerative employment for girls ; Ink lings to Invalids ; Characteristic Church ...

... to nay much, hut we are reminded what the Lord said to Mooes when a great crisis had arisen, Wherefore criest thou unto Speak to the children of Israel that they go forward. But lift thou up the rod, ami stretch out thine 'hand. The ■on* of the British ...

... attendances tbo committee meetings wero also very good, and as these are often of more trying nature than the Council meetings, it speaks well for th« zeal of the members that many hours wore devoted by them to public business. It was tho 2nd January last year ...