... one The Recorder in charging the jure made a feeling allusion ta the great lees susterned by the oy aL the death of the of Speaking for his memory him beck thirty four years he remembered the kind: act of the Duke in in placing hia on that very seat a Recorder ...

... Cannon street Hotel, London Mr Alexander Davidson presided, and moved the adoption of the renort for the vear ended June 50 It speaking of the condition of the company's he expressed the hope that it would be when the war was over, that pot a found, great deal ...

... night» you will have to sit down Mr Saunby With due deference to the ebair (cries of ‘Cheer. cheir —— The Lord you desire to speak, you can do #0, but not on your rights, be cause you have lost them Mr. Beunby.—Then, my Lord Mayor, with your permission I ...

... has a tenden lo inerease, and it is not an easy ma er o 1 prevent it doing so Sir Thomas H at meeting of the City Couned, speaking a6 the municipal Chanceilor of the Exchequer, submitted a motion for t the appointment of a sperial mo ‘o revise the estimates ...

... af the world (renewed ap lause) Vanous quota bons had been mac is from Carlyle, bnt there was one he would like to add in speaking of the United States and Great Bntain Car Ivle deseribed them not as two nations, but as ono nation, for they were bound ...

... all parte Ty 148 P59. 16 Tota) (int. gross wetett) 6.5418 MANCHESTER COTTON COODS AND YARNS. MANCHESTER. Evening Generally speaking business to-day has been Home trade Amer: of moderate Some can yarns have been dealt in quietly descriptions have been more ...

... dei ud TEE CABINET AND NEW ra- ARTILLERY. ste ts . tot led ITh Press Assocition ?? re- me ie port published yesterday which speaks of a off decision of the Defence Committee of the anu Dr Cabinet to spend five millions on modernised off m- and extended ...

... dence on a Committee of Garmson Artilery at the War Office The Pre Association says that although @ eport published which speaks of a of the Defence Committee of the Cabinet to spend £5,000,000 on modernised and exteuded gun armament for the Army, was ...

... present postion af embarrassment aod even penl—is opportunity MEMORIA GIFT To BUCKLEY CHURCH. MR GLADSTONE DAUGHTERS AND FATHER Speaking at a tea and entertainment at St. Matihow School Buckler, on Wednee dav night the Rev Har Drew ad that he hed en important ...

... reverses owing to the lack ‘ certain sections of arms, the issue was the shade of a shadow of a doubt (applause) He went on to speak of the gradual opening up of China and the development of our trade there, observing that the old conservative bos tlity to ...

... by means of asmall people, holds in cheek for months, as He has done. the army of the richest nation in the world, He is speaking to that nation in language we cannot fail to hear. THE SETTLEMENT AFTER THE WAR. Acknowledging a correspondent's letter regard- ...

... cope with the B enorm~ous deman~d from employers, wcon anxiously peek R alt~er em'r profitieut ' 268 The foilowinlr facts speak for theawelves :- -~ (1) If we had 200 pzrotinents we could Place them all in C - situations- at once. A consantl be'ofn a ...