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... Latest reports indicate no change in the situation at Rumasi. The Newfoundland House of Assembly has voted 20,000 dols. in aid of the War Fund. The colony is enjoying greater prosperity than it has enjoyed during the last twenty years. The Pennsylvania ...
... body when the majority of members, tj congregations, and courts enter into a Ii union with a Voluntary church. That is a q matter of minor interest to the Voluntary P parties to the union. Their property is safe T whatever happens. It -is to be hoped that| ...
... families. The services of the brigade weroe ot called I upon so far as outbreaks of fire were cooed, bat *t; in three cases first-aid was rendereda oe being a 1! simple fracture of a wooden ieg.' AT THE BINGLEY HALL. r At the Binlvey HaU the enthusiasm was ...
... celebrations TI began in thea afternoon, wrlien a pre- Vba, iuirypr'ocession was held, 'f'lse rathi band of the Skelton detachment of the iecs 1st ?? Yoa-ks formed the principal for pert of it, and there were also tlsree gine mounted men in uniform, one ...
... property at his salerooms, Iord-street, Southport. The semi-detached dwelling house 84, Manchester-road, leasehold for 99 years from f 1866, was purchased for £480 by Mr. Walsh. A a pair of semi-detached dwelling houses, 70 and n 72, Poidton-road, leasehold ...
... thousandsi of sightseers ro see--arid contributte to the collection in aid of the war funds. Last night a Patriotic carnival and tornhlight pro- I ession were held at Oamriberww in aid of the Sol- tdiers' and Sailrs' Widows' and Orphans' Fund. Trho procession ...
... pople% and bands of children promenaded tie streets, some of them dressed in imitation khaki, and collected subscriptions in aid of the sufferers at Mafdking. In tde morning the boys of the Sheepscar Board School assembled, .under the direction cf the head ...
... the expenses of the committee be E discontinued, and thatt the support of the corn- tinittee be marle dependanit on the voluntary liberality of the Church. Dr Grant's anmend- ¶ment was defeated by a' large majority, and . the report adopted. ln conlectiont ...
... notified that no applications from ex- s6oldiers for ?? in the Royal reserve regiments will be entertained after lst June, aid that no further enlistments for those regiments will be sanctioned : afer June lath Reward or Distinguhed Service at Sea - Al ...
... back the hands of State aided pension clock for one generation at least. Manifestly to provide the Immense amount re quired to cover the little bill for old age pensions could not, under the circumstances, be thought of. State aid would spell State meddling ...
... the Congregational Church, Coventry Road. Birmingham, in favour of prohibiting the sale of I intoxic adir liquor to children, aid in favour of the - nmeuthisbire Sunday Closing Bill. Mr. J Heath' also presonted a petition against the sale of intoxi- eating ...