... truth.” “Yes, I know.” “Instead of that you have reserved all your courage for acts of deception, and for—-’ ‘“Oh, do not speak the word.” I curbed my tongue and was silent. When we arrived at Rothesay Grove I did not go into the hiouse, but parted from ...

... there was in the district @ 'handeomer church thau that of Hailingden. He did not mean in regard to its architecture. He was speaking as regarded its exterior. I.t.s‘ dimensions were noble, and it would hold a large congregation in a comfortable manner. They ...

... gripped it tightly, and said, ‘“Marston, you're a brick, when all’s done, and if ever that trunk can be made to speak—and it will speak to some purpose one of these fine days it's my belief—it'll have same darned good things to say about you. Yes, sir ...

... family, Thie Accrington: Discussion ...

... heyd, an’ turnin’ reawnd ageeon he walkt slowly eawt, mup hlin’ “anately i— ; ““Ah! an! strange phenomeacii; very St _,“,, speaking without having the knowledge that I had done so!” W’en he’d disappeared, Mr. Birchemall turned reawnd to No. 3 class and’ ...

... seneation of awaking in the morning feeling just as tired and heavy as when lying down. All the floodgates of the body, so to Speak, have heen re-opened, all weight lifted: the liver resumes its duties, angd bile flowa freely: the salivary glands and the ...

... them the Act was passed, but for the great brewers and owners of tied houses, and it was @& piece of downright impudence to speak of the Bill as temperance reform. ...

... report the confirmation | of a statzment long since made pu'b'l‘w.l Tihe cordial way in which this Accrington resi-‘ dent speaks after two years is the best proof any of us could desire to have of the permanence of his good fortune. | “ T sannot say too ...

... meeting in South Tyrone addreseed by Mr. T. W. Russell. The police were called in to quell the disorder. Lord George Hamilton, speaking at Green. wich, said that Protection would add to the burdens of the wage-earners, and be a source of friction between different ...

... in the Poor Rate, and said that after the Clerk had made a certain statement (he asked him question as to whether he was speaking the truth. The Clerk’s reply to that question was that ‘¢ he could not answer the insolence of thiat mamn.” He did not want ...

... materials. (Hear, hear.) After referring to the proposals mrelating to a Conference with thie Colonies, Sir Joseph went on to speak on the resolution moved by himself and passed nem. con. by the House—Mr. Balfour and his party having bolted from ithe House—to ...

... Some little time ago Mr. Keir Hardie said in a conversation I had with him that he would have been glad to come down and speak on my behalf at the election if time had permitted. No; I didn’t ask him to come. He volunteered the statement without my asking ...