... York, Pari, Vienna, and Philadelphia, are supplied without pain whilst waiting (if required), and are perfect for eating, speaking. Life-like in appearance. Can_ be worn on the mo£t tender gams for years without removal. Consultations are given free daily ...

... he took it that the present inquiry was quite powerless to deal with it. Mr. Tagg endorsed this view. Mr. Ellis: My object speaking is that not want anything done this inquiry that will prejudice onr claim. That was view taken Mr. Loftbouse the previous ...

... could get nothing out the accused, who either could not speak English or would not give the information. gentleman who appeared on behalf of the prisoner—who. it was understood, was unable speak English—said the defendant desired to express bis extreme ...

... naturally had something of that character, and the preacher, the Right Ror. the Lord Bishop Rochester, felt constrained to speak the depariiug year. The Bishop of Rochester is an ecclesiastic who keeps himself thoroughly in touch with the events of the ...

... was for many years Mr. C. H. Spurgeon’s evangelist. This evening (Saturday) a song service will be held, and Mr. Smith will speak three times on Sunday, and tell his “life story*’ on Monday, the closing night. Ernest William Shorey, aged 33, a journeyman ...

... down stairs on Boxing morning, a fortnight »»o, and also two montbs previously. The Coroner : Had these people whom yon Hr* speaking of been drinking? Witness: I should say so: . It seems such a remarkable thing to me tha. people cannot spend their Christmas ...

... the ball, and centres with great precision and jadcment. Most the club goals bay* .eoan from this player this reason,-which speaks volumes for his shooting ability. The wanderers' secretary, George 0. Holland, watches with keen delight the great improvement ...

... of Mr. Preston on the subject flats for working people. It is—as was shown the rhetoric Mr. Teasdale —something a heresy to speak in approval of the tenement dwelling in London. It is evident, however, that there are tenements and tenements. It seems feasible ...

... York, Pari*, Vienna, and Philadelphia, are supplied without p*lu whilst waiting (if required), and are pertcct for eating, speaking. Llfo-Mke appearance. Can worn the most tender gum« for years without removal. Consultations are given free daily from It) ...

... into ibis? I should u..nk the guardians would respect qualification earn my live ihood, and not introduce it. to the board. Speaking as guardipn, my opinion is that thcaliegati ns, being rious, be dealt with by tribunal, presided over by an par lid judge ...

... those who know him. Football enthusiasm so strong with the West Norwood secretary that must literally eating bis head off,” speak, in finding himself a fixture in his room. Mr. W. O. Mackley, who has been connected with sport in the Greenwich and Blackheath ...

... SEATS FOR SHOP GIRLS. Sin,- In the very interesting article which appears in your lust issue you. in one pari. speak of the “ shop seats competition” as arranged the “Drapers’ Record. Will you kindly allow me state that the competition was arranged the ...