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... be won for Liberalism. At the last election only half the voters went to the poll, and they had got tifty per cent. so to speak to play with and win over. How niany people were there who voted for the Tory last time who would vote Liberal neat time? People ...
... Recurrei.tion of Christ when celebrating the Eucharist. There are only two passages in the New Testament which definitely speak of worship. 111 one passage it says they were gathered together on the Lord's Day to break bread (that was, of course, the ...
... awl E., 6.30. Dr. A. W. Hamilton. M.A., of Kentucky, U.S.A. BROMLEY P.S.A., TOWN' HALL. On Sunday Mr. Robert Whyte, jun., speak at 3 p.m. Soloist : Miss Marjoete Whyte, A.R.r.M. THE CONGRIXIATIONAL_CHURCU, WI DMORE - ROA D. M.. 11. A., and E.,6.30. Rey ...
... grazin' for miles around. Still it's got ,ro he.. Did you have to go to the Tribunal last week, George? N Roland went to speak for me, Miss Mary. She a got me off this time what -they mill conditional, but seems to me it's for good. Ali, well, it's all ...
... roee to something like a shriek. outrageous! monstrous! Sheltering behind a woman! Sending Mrs. Roland to the Tribunal to speak for him, to beg him a. skulking coward! If I meg you talking to him again. I'll horsewhip him within an of hi, life! Mary ...
... inspector's attention to him. The man's eyes were shut and they thought he was asleep. All he said was Forest Hill. He did not speak again and was quite unconscious. They milled up at the house of Dr. Yolland and he said he must he taken to the Homoeopathic ...
... early application for tickets, which are Ignited in nuniber, to the Adjutant, The Pepe', R.W. Kent Regiment, Maidstone. THE SPEAK.- A war memorial hall to cost about £.3,000 is to be erezted in connexion with the Penge Cor.gregational Church. MAYOR AND ...
... their new man their goodwill and support, and they would find that st. Mark's had the man it need& and would go ahead. After speaking of the great improvement in the singing EiDet' the cessation of hos tilities and the consequent filling of depleted ranks ...
... the state were medical practitioners, and large numbers of them went to Mesopotamia as doctors during the campaign there. Speaking more particularly of her own work, Miss Davie told a Mercury representative that the Mothers' Union boasted over 1,000 ...
... value evident to the men before they would do so. During the be was at the dispersal station he had opportunities of 1 1 speaking with many men regarding the religious aspect of life, although at • time like that the fellows were naturally pre-occupied ...
... there. He says there is a number of houses not only too small for people who have to bring up families, but in bad repair: 1 speak quite frankly when I say a paperhanger or painter has not been inside sonic of them for twenty years. Considering that a certain ...
... of the Kent Education Committee, will introduce the subject of education, and Mr. Alfred Smithers, M.P., has promised to speak on Christianity and Industrial Problems. Mr. Everard Hesketh, chairman of Messrs. J. and E. Hall, has invited the members ...