... the hono, NA' of their couotrY, • _ • - . - At Dundee night vi ...

... respect of • beer dealer's additional license Councillor Docking I think I ought to be in respect of 44, London-road. allowed to speak as a burgess. I gam children Mr. W. Hood opposed on behalf of Mr. GJ. served as much as ever only last Sunday. Shirley, wine ...

... ll you tell that woman to sit down? (Order, order.) She knows what I speaking about is the truth (cries of Order ). Mrs. Williams—l don't say that I know what you are speaking about, but I am not going to to treated like that by • little whipper-snapper ...

... geetleman, wberee name did act be a source of harm to the 1 eiehourhoed. The application was refused. transpire, was about to speak in opposition, but Mrs. Mary Brown appited for a full seven days' the Chairman announced that the application off beer Homes ...

... you tall that woman to sit cilwn ? ( Order, order.) She knows what I am speaking about is the truth (cries of Order ). Mre. Williams--I don't say that I know w you are speaking about, but I am not going treated like that by a little whipper-snapper ...

... honour of their country. • _ • • - At Dundee on Wednesday night a prol3oer meeting at which Mr. Schreiner was announced to speak was a fiasco, inasmuch as the hall was taken possession of by a crowd of perfervid patriots, and attempt to address the gathering ...

... the humour to make bargains or to talk laminae. He was not leaving, he said, for • day, at least. p-morrow morning he would speak of these things vi?th them. So he passed on, end entered the hotel, ad there in this little square hall he came face to face ...

... hearty vote of thanks was passed to the retiring President, Mr. 3.0. Patton. Mr. Pelton replied, in suitable terms, and, speaking of Mr. Down's suggestirae se t ) the d'noor, said the price of tiokets last year was increased from 7s. Gd. to Gd. It was ...

... and it was a scandal and a disgrace for them to have tried to defeat • measure of such importance; a measure and he could speak on the best authority as he bad sat for some years on the Royal Licensing Commission) that had the official sanction of the ...

... passion with them, and can only die with their death. This year, however, it is not too much to say that the whole English-speaking race is united in the desire to do honour to the day, and to give expression to many sentiments that appeal to the heart ...

... to find the proper swans of putting them into practice. I tried Parliament, as I told you, and I used to write • little and speak a little, but I could not persuade myself that a single wan or woman was appreciably the bettor for the trifle I was able to ...

... fire at the front, and the foot that a tch splond.d produce Is grown In a region - 'arty regarded as being arid and rum vs speaks well for the value of the vast region over which, is is to be hoped, the Union Jack will soon be waving. -- - Ma. A. SPEARMINT'S ...