... together. but whatever the reason it was very pleasant that the Mayor should be each year to give this entertainment After speaking of the way were ued. the in which the invitations Mayor eaid that when he looked round and saw several of the healthy faces ...

... Assistant Sapt. of Emigration. 11 and 12, Charing Cross, Tr LEASEHOLDERS & NEW TAXATION To rus Eprron or tas Opsenven. Sir,--When speaking at the Spotland Liberal Clab on this subject, Mr. Harvey is reported in the “Observer” to bave said several times thet leasehold ...

... ade wose gradually iged on the left by the back of nd topped by the sharp gable ‘aney etacka of the vicarage and for we are speaking, of hundred and seventy 'e nossessed neither rail- tall chimnies, when few manufactories when the crank of d. end even hand- ...

... had had to be led by the puch of the pike and the of the eword. There had a in our history when Whig and Tory would not | speak to one another, and when it was difficult |to clear the streets to prevent riots and re- | bellions. In those days no House ...

... thereafter glanei dark there. at her parents’ bedroom window to eee if al ve “My husband, Halcamus Greenwood, I il never speak to again whilet the breath of life is in me. I hate and loathe him as much as | once loved hrm. No, I’m going to the north ...

... ’ “Lets complain to the committee, the’ll be | sure to tak on us, we've a vote tha! knowe went on uatil And so the “plain speaking ventured to try and stem the flowing tide of puse by putting a question: Ia this car put on for workmen I asked impo otly ...

... following Saturday’s paper. Questions must reach us by Wednesday noon fu: oa ad serves to stimulate emulation in ife Policy.— speak of the) by ag “they.” but the assured is 8 our home workshops. As a con- widower with only one child that child is his ale ...

... PIGHT The result is that there is no cohesion or concerted action on the part of the Tories A dozen undistinguished people speak every day, but no one reads their speeches or pre- tends to take the slighest interest in what they say. The Press Association ...

... stigmatised a traitor is pitt able. magine Mr. Iirving’e state of mind if « Roman priest hed been guilt of such language in speaking of a member bis con- gregation who might advocate Socialiam! What @ thing it is not tote-atie to see two points of view.--I ...

... enough to hold all the people who desired to hear Mr. Adkins. When the member arrived he was loudiy cheered. On rising to speak Mr. Adkins was accorded a magnificent reception, which showed the warmth and vigour ef Laberalism in Newhey. Mr. C. Meadowcroft ...

... The world is swayed by personality, by the wisdom, the ex- combine and act.” perience, the energy, of those who think and speak, and ‘The essay on politics, stimulating and optimistic as tt is, does not point out, as Dr. Horton, following Benjamin Kidd ...

... uniform eet of regulations for the Navy and Army throughout the Empire and a uniformn system of arma- ments. He promised to speak in the course of the campaign on the education question, the land question, and the question of the Poor w, because he thought ...