... books and friends about them. The proposition in which the state of insensibility is mentioned is not rightly worded. In speaking upon that sublect I rather suppose that the soul is sensible though not active, as the most probable conclusion we can draw ...

... voluntary public workersstatesmen as well as town councillors —who had served their apprenticeship churches and Sunday schools. Speaking of the large day school accommodation provided at St. Augustine’s, the Mayor gave an assurance that the Town Council were ...

... —“News of Winter,’’ an hour to spare in the North, arranged D. G. Brldson. in which the men and women of moor and town will speak of their life and themselves. 10.0. —News. 10.30. Jack Harris and his Band, with Dinah Miller. Pat Tavlor, and Huehie Diamond ...

... week when the preacher will be a Chinese pnest, the Rev. K H. Chang. Mr. Chang, who is graduate of an American university, speaks perfect English, and is a notable figure in the Church of a nd in China. He is son-in-law the Chinese assistant of the English ...

... Bridge, as leader. The collection was for Halifax Infirmary and t lie Whitechapel Mission, London. GUILD OFFICIALS.—Mrs. W. Speak was elected president of the Co-operative Women’s Guild at the annual meeting, on Tuesday, with Mrs. E, Barker as secretary ...

... under God than the advocates of modem paganism were able to do. He believed that Christ spoke to every age, and that he would speak to this age through the redeemed reborn church, when the church was able to win men and women to a conception of human dignity ...

... be said clearly to the Colonies and Dominions that they must make a great effort to understand the English point of view. Speaking of service, and of what Shaw said of putting more into the common stock than we took out, he said that should be the mark ...

... in the relation of the individual to his surroundings; as in the case of teachers, who often find pronounced difficulty in speaking clearly in ordinary social life, whilst they practically never stammer when engaged in the dominating work of class direction ...

... deliberate acts of whistling or counting before speaking, all these being directed towards the distraction of attention from the difficult act of speech. He told of stammerers that he had known who could speak perfectly clearly while sewing or playing the ...

... but still felt it unwise to interfere with the managerial duties of any chief executive officer. Aid. Longbottom went on to speak of a lack of dignity work in certain department and to say that when a man was discharged he had a right to know why he was ...

... who had visualised life the nearest to what life had in store for him, had probably made the greatest success of it. When we speak of a pleasure in anticipation, we mean we are trying to cull a little of the sensation of the reality when really it is so ...

... Coun. Stephenson would say, “Give them a pint of milk.” Coun Stephenson; Many of them get one now. Aid. Waddington: I am speaking about up-growns, not babies. The Corporation, he concluded, had deal with certain municipal utilities such as water, gas ...