... speech, said , it was most critifying find so many friends present that evening to welcome Rev. Peters to their parielt. Speaking of the Rector. he said that • during the short time he had been with then, he Ihad elnp:ayed much energy and ability in (Jr ...

... impulse would he to reootuniend something. I have heard thee* pills highly spoken of for indigestion. I have heard doctors speak favourably of them, and, or course. I have read In the newspapers what people say they have dens for them. Connequently, this ...

... defying detection. TEETH that will for year TEETH that will not move about or rattle. TEETH that are perfecr for eati:.g and speaking. TEETH that are a real comfort to wear. Illustrated erplanatorp pamphlet post free. CONACLTATION AND ADVICII FRAC. Attendance ...

... The Board of Trade figures are even more striking, as reflecting the increased activity in the commercial centres. Roughly speaking, they show an increased volume Of trade during the past year if £50,000,000, about half of Which represents increased exports ...

... policeman came into the hotel and warned him not to terve a drunken man who was on the road. As the police constable was speaking, the man came into the bar, and asked to be served, whim witneii refused to do. and requested him to leave. . . . . ...

... himself. As one of themselves he could hardly bring any fresh information bear upon their affaire. First of all, wished to speak on the important question of the finances of the Institute. found that there had been the past certain haziness about their ...

... mom be t i r IL , ply. H. Mak Works. • burst. Tunbridge We 11 'WANTED. a Servant. about la. •• Alm • waiter; on. Ides ran speak z WANTED. good ~._. 1 a• little English. Apply, IM, Jirvington Garwashing. AIMIY• I' , r . dens Eastbourne. road, Tunbridge ...

... feeling enthusiastic and genuine patriotism. This : feeling was from dsy to day knitting closer every branch of the English-speaking racemaking us all feel had in common one grest destiny, which it was our duty above all things to accomplish. Thoughts like ...

... THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT. The Duke of Connaught, speaking masting in the Isle of Wight Saturday, aaid it was true about to assume another command, but it was ths drat duty of soldier to obey. Be would leave no atone unturned to make bis residence in Ireland ...

... in Pariah Council, and not Ai. the District l'ouncil do, in camera, and not IM us know anything about it. Mr Crippr : You speak as • resident, do you not? Witnces: Mr John William Mann was *wooed to the propoet& One point we* on account of poor people ...

... acquaintance, altar disanpointments. an acquaintance which he hoped would soon ripen into a strong and lasting friendshin. Speaking of women's franchise. he stated that he was instt anxious that all women who paid rates receive the Parliamentary vote. He ...

... would have to study iith- I {sties to entitle him to the presidency of that; Club. He very proud to accept their inviter Mon. Speaking on a different topic, Mr wallis said there were some things that 1 mily etirred their hearts must deeply. Boma 1 times they ...