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... Mr. Chamberlain's phrase, they mend their manners. The London Missionary Society's report shows that only one half of the 135,000 year required has been forthcoming to maintain the reventy new members added to the staff in recent years. The Centenary ...

... the Rec. P. J. Donasan and F. W. Meseta. J. H. Clarke. F. L Gardner. and F. 0. H oo k ; w i t h th e clerk W. H. Lane). A New Member. The business wee to elect a member to 611 the vacancy caused by the resignation of the Rev, Holmes. The Chairman said ...

... expressed sympathy with Fletcher. The new ecesion of the Ealing Green Literary Baciety opus on Monday next, at the Victoria Hall, with a lecture by Winston 8. Churchill, M.P., on The war, as I saw it, illustrated with special lantern views. The demand ...

... cording to Alderman B. Hardy's statement. this increase in the county preempt is due to the building of the new Kew Bridge and the provision of a new asylum. The Turnham Green Scientific and Literary Society started its winter session on Monday by a very ...

... assisted her is her great trouble. Lord 'Rothschild has presented every employee of the London United Tramways Compeny with a fine brace of pheasants as a Christmas Box; hence the kener.il wearing of his lordth p's colours. We are requested to state that ...

... and was • thorough success. During tie evening Mr. E. Britton and Mrs. E. Goddard gave an exhibition of the new 'Coronation Dance, illustrated with beautiful coloured limelights. The limelight arrangements were carried (Mt by Messrs. Muir and Co., of ...

... inhabitants seem to hare read, and to know by rote, there is one which affirms that we area people without heal t. A visit to London, and a glance round at some of tho hospitals and charitable aid institutions, could scarcely fail, at least, to weaken the ...

... WEAK STOMACH, Aro. MAY BB TAKEN WITH ITIMICT BATILTY BY THE INVALID, THE YOUNG and THE OLD. only at 7s. Kw Oxford Street. London. aad told by an sal Waders OUCH AB RZADICHE, that the perusal of the reports from year to year would give food for thought ...

... generally, the lecturer gave it as her opinion that free trade was the best, but that in new countries and colonies where trade had to be built up, protection was justifiable. New South Wales. the only colony where free trade exists, had tried both—first protection ...

... kindness of a donor, some twenty loaves were also distributed. At Christmas, Ss. were given to twelve poor families each, in order that they, as well as themselves, might enjoy a Christmas dinner. The institrition should be congratulated upon being able ...

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