... Unsaved.” Speakers: Revs. E. H. Titchmarsh, M.A. J. 8 Clemers RA BD, and J. Keightley. Rev. F. B. MEYER, BA., WILL PRFSIDE AND SPEAK AT BOTH CONFERENCES. ...

... cub stage. When he goes to school it will be licked out of him, never fear.” “1 sincerely hope sO. I'm sorry you heard me speak & emphatically, but I have had a very trying morning. I had to bring them A 1 || r Diekens Coi M 1 7 ATHER Time is not always ...

... describes a test he saw in France three years ago. No one knows what the ingredients of this wonderful metal are, but Mr. Stead speaks of it as a “grey powder.” A plate 14in. by Ilin. half an inch thick, weighing 71b., ‘was set up against a sack of cement, ...

... Taft has addressed a letter to Mr, Meyer, secretary of the Navy, containing a rebuke to Commander Sims, who is accused of speaking indiscreet'y at ‘he luncheoca iven on 3 October by the Lord Mayor of L}ndon at the Guildhall to the officers of the American ...

... possible to know wore of her. “You know Paris well, I suppose?® Your French had nothing English abcut it when I heard you speak to the children a few moments ago.” . “1 was educated in a convent at Charen. ton. Do you know Charenton: “I went there hy ...

... training, and thinks a great deal of his tigers. Hs has ght had a considerable sum of money left bim in Germany. T He was speaking to an “ Independent retative a few hours before the accideng m’;‘m and was ukad“wly he did not retire and settle down as ...

... several vears past the Sheffield City Council had contributed from £13,000 to £14,000 per annumn to the upkeep of the nnivemt{. Speaking from recollection, it was largely owing to the anticipation of local nm)port on a liberal scale from the area served by the ...

... i 47 per cent. In 1910 there was a further increase of the exvenditure 1o £180.006, and they oply received 45 per cent. = Speaking of the expenditure, he said although the: had drastically cut down the estimates there! would be an estimated deficit of ...

... said he had no guestions to Going into the witness-box he said bhe nothing to put forward in extenuation, bm he wished to speak as to lis financia position. We thought the case for the phe-l tiff had been overstated. In February told her he was not In ...

... aeas R Mz. Barrorr: Really quite unpleasant! So dreadfully Crude and Fat! [Commenting on the Trade Returns, Professor Hewins speaks of “the crude application of Board of Trade totals,” and the “Times” smeers at the “‘rows of fat figures.”] Gazette. ” e it ...

... that as I came along to the house 1 resolved that I wouldn’t utter a sentence that would give c: pain; but while you were speaking, w! j{ou referred to the factory, the place as 1 saw it that day, for the first and last time, rose before me and scattered ...

... its life had practically gone. The same observation applied to the pump, and the boilers ought to be scrapped. Generally speaking, the boilers were old and requirea to be renewed immediately. It was cxtremely doubtful whether the steam-power was sufficient ...