... e tr somewhat similar 'exults. At ;my rate. 8 cent. will sufficient for the first twenty and :it the of that time. we can speak 1/.111 facts. anti 11111 prObabili• ties. if it is iiel,sitry 3d. week to the rent iii order to insure a better state of repairs ...

... PRESENTATION TO EAST HAM'S OLD SURVEYOR. Mr. Savage Speaks in Favor of Direct Labor. The East Ham District Council .Employees Testimonial Committee had a very important auty to perform on Wednesday evening, when they met to do honor to Mr. W. H. Savage ...

... Customers (many of the items mentioned ling quickly sold tank IVe prefer the far • of a personal visit, when the Goods will speak for themselves. ...

... of a t fund aid worked for a cum ttttttt cause therefore. he preferred to speak of them all as ourselves. When he addressed them as fellow workers - it was for of speaking plain words to them, and not for tat' . He wished to assure them that he thoroughly ...

... each presented with an illuminated :iddreos by the emplovers of the Council. Mr. Savage took advantage Of the opportunity to speak in favour of dirtet labor. PAO; 9 The annual ball and juvenile dance. arranged Ito the Wanotead Ladle. Ball Cottuuittee. took ...

... health, which put a period to the pastorate. The lamentation was loud, but the decision was inevitable. The senior deacon, speaking at an interesting gathering at which pastor and people took leave of each other. said : We all know and gladly acknowledge ...

... is even a vapour. th appeareth for a little time. :aid t hen vanisheth away. Mr. Hughes observed that the Scriptures. in speaking of human life, seemed to find a difficulty in applying terms which sufficiently expressed its transient nature. He alluded ...

... interval Of eimeersation. poweeilings were concluded a striking ileunonetiation of Jewish loyalty. flie secretary Mr. E. speaking from the platform. asked for At a time like this. - he said. when ry (here several voices exclaimed • and the word war ...

... minister to Dr. Clensance. then the pastor of Castle 4 fate Church. Nottingham. The engagement, which lasted for three years, speaks highly in favor of co-pastorates in which a young man is associated with a senior minister in the oversight of an important ...

... any sympathisers among us. There is just one remark for which we find it difficult to forgive The Electrical Review. It speaks of dismissing the West Ham Corporation into the obscurity from which it has so unpleasantly emerged. We have been hearing ...

... cheering. took the right hand of Mr. Roes. and also wished him welcome. The Secretary Replies. Mr. W. Ross, whose rising to speak was the signal for long-continued applause, first thanked the speakers for their kind remarks concerning him, and all present ...

... Working Party. Of the former Mrs. !Cobbs is both president zuid secretary. while she is president of the latter. And while speaking of Mrs. Sold.. it. must he here mini that any description of the good work which the pastor of Upton Congregational Church ...