... deolaration of the poll there was great, entinsiatri, the supporters of the new menmber goiv.g almost wild with deligbt. Speaking from-) 'the Libornil Club, Mr Barratt said it wnn the prondest day of his life. They had shoe-ti by the res2ult of the election ...

... were unn eesgarv, as being untrue. But chickens have a habit of coming home to rnost. Just twelve montls ago-on June 17th-speaking at Ilford, he remarked, ; I think it right to say plainly that I, for nly part, can discern nothing in what has occurred ...

... Cossey. Stht was found by some neighbours :n bed with two frightful wounds in tht ;bornen. The poor woman wasonly just .ble to speak, and died after her wounds bad heen dressed by two medical men. Owirg to remark made by the- dying woman the -nepicions of ...

... Wherefore, I anm impelled to enlarge certain staternents in my last. At present the new h~ner Path is n neither, strictly speaking, a road or a foot- path. So long as that incomppteterack is as it is, the presence of cyclists is _,nicalated to incommode ...

... who snught a separat . n k ir toe Weht London Police Court, cornp!rlP- i r chiefly of her husband's ailenor. He v. WA *1 not speak when be came home, she said. .A y soparation order was made. 'i To Mo-esss,--,rs. Winslow's ScOthing S 'a j : -rr ;oen used ...

... were more blues It than reds present. Poor Mr Pright inust me a have bad his heart up it his month, and he )war seemed to speak so. I need not go into I the dlet'ils as to the absentees from the plat- were form. say go The Gentlewoman has been offering ...

... preszribed by the doctors. An3 how, my friend was a man in whom I had great confidence: I ktiew that he was not the inan to speak at random. To tell you the truth, I went right away and bought some of Dr. Wil iems pink p lls and commenced to take them ...

... For those of our readers unacquainted with P t the lronet treatment. let is say that, as far t *a Deafisem, mad, generally speaking, Ear a s Diseasee are concerned the treatmentia basod n upon the external applioation of a specific 1 medioine, whith ...

... by memoera of xertor 6wimoning Club, a' -a s well as a team race. A ?? ti le , ?? I - IDENTICAL AIM3. be Sir Henry Fowler, speaking at Wolver. tt 9s hampton on Novembei 9th last, brought cl rt into especial prominence the fact that Pi -the airune f tha ...

... only man 1l - who could stop it was President Kuiiger, who t I commenced it. t . __ t MR. SPEA.R AND THE DE:SPATCHE S. c Speaking at Bere Alston last evening, Mr r J. W. Spenr, Unionist candidate for the Tavistock Division, justified the publication i ...

... strong ?? plank were included in the platform.-DALZUOM. MR. CHAMBERLAIN AND THE SETLfEXENT. la TIE REPUBLICS DOGMEI1. re Speaking in Birmingham last night Mr. )d Chamherlain gave a vigorous exposition of le therealissues involved inthe war in South Db ...

... moment and ARAN Jo unknown to him, the retreat had been Five fur ordtred. Meadc The ofticers under Sir Charles Warren Medal speak most highly of ?? ?? in Reggy Grianaland, particularly at FLberputa, an * inter, action wherein Colonel Spence was killed St ...