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... THE LADY MEMBER SPEAKS. Miss PATERSON then favoured the Board with one of her charming and all too infrequent little speeches. She is about the only member who is worth reporting verbatim :— Perhaps you will think that I cannot know much about toolm ...
... A Guardian Speaks. Mr. Wallace, a member of the Barnet Board of Guardians, was then invited to say a few words. After mentioning that all retiring Guardians with the exception of Miss Lincoln were running together for re. election, and after referring ...
... OUR lEKBER SPEAKS. Captain Balfour, M.P., said he would consider (1) objections to the Bill, (2) suggestions for its improvement, and (3) the general character of the Bill and the way in which the Government had dealt with it. The three main objections ...
... The Chairman: To the consumer. MR. WELLS SPEAKS. Mr. Wells: There is considerable differenoe of opinion about that Bill, but there can be no difference of opinion that our tlenks are due to the members whom we have elected for the great trouble they have ...
... couldn't Speak. Annie Goodman, so, hawker, of Campnell-road, Finsbury Park, was charged ivith being drunk and incapable at Highstreet, Highgate. P.c. 186 Y said that he found prisoner ,ying on the footway; and, he added, I tried to speak to her, but ...
... THE LONDON REVIVAL. Is it Hindered by Too Much Speaking P The North Finchley Congregational Church Manual has just been issued, and in his pastor's letter the Rev. John Oates says : I feel that I can only write of one thing, and that is the revival ...
... llornsey Passive Resisters. DR. ROWLAND ALLOWED TO SPEAK. At Highgate Police-court on Monday there were 133 summonses against Hornsey passive resisters, making 178 with the 40 oases to come before the North London Polioe-court. The defendants included ...
... Mr. Blomfield Accuses Mr. Rabbidge of Speaking an Untruth. A SCENE. The absentees from Monday's meeting of the Finchley Urban District Council were Messrs. Royston, Fisher, and Wightnian. Mr. E. A. E. Woodrow, J.P., presided. The most important business ...
... Cr. Royston, at the meeting of the Council on Monday, took upon himself the task of speaking for the Council, and administered a rebuke which has not been equalled since the castigation inflicted in 903 on the same journal by the ratepayers of East Finchley ...
... • V Beef and Pork Sausages FRIERN BARNET COUNCIL. MR. BIDGOOD SPEAKS OCT ON THE INEMPLOYED. The Friern Barnet District Council met on Friday evening, when 'there were present Mr. J. C. F. Barfield, J. 1 1 ., C.C. (chairman), the Rev. Will Reason, Messrs ...
... ioetrunks Master Itamlet Oath forgot that which just now on his lips to speak. Now is anything more likely to have happened than this? With the married man of genius it must often happen. Hence I say that the man of genius is better not to marry at all ...
... THE most up-to-date Undertaker in East Fiuchley is 0. opposite Trinity Church. Everybody speaks well of him. ...