... which haslf given great proininence--Lad r's fitness to govern; Without pg deeply into thW controver fie went on, I wis to speak a matter in which ; abour is pg the iniative in at mpting to -e a very great prob in. , gln one. large own a h contract which ...

... they/ to adult 3 . Pm• .II ware: concerned. students who are greping.'their • In an effort to collect go* way along, so tip speak. What 6.1 would I put in the remainder of i Sus formation for the woold- be - 'pm. - dents, I . visited the lihrtc ot the space`' ...

... that Farringi -ton—the outside left, who all vice vim (get me, Steven—Pl signed on for Stockport Count and played last week? Speaking of Burly rernitida 1 I bad the pleasure of Introduc' Scott and EallyburtOn to so of their late oolleSgues, the via' tors; ...

... etoulation. I am ready to do what I eau to help. on the -*tablighting of a Junior Town Council in the district, and I can speak for a good many mote who are likewise minded: 'Perhaps Mr. Stockton will arrange a meeting for all interested, time ant place ...

... election thiM year his a•titude might have bean different. Mr. X, Souden (Pool Ward) huincrtirously remarked that he would be speaking at the City Ilan, Poo!tow n, next week, and so woutil not take up much of their time. Ile would faithfully attempt to serve ...

... Anes Get only .one candid,. proved successful of votes recorded ing. Labour — representative, so for six represental This speaks fo parison.—Ws rei Gent lemen, Yours -W. H. W. AN' itbfully, ,IITON, 'IIOBUS, OWN, STOCK, 4LLE J. L. B B. T. JQN 8. ROT T ...

... ciudid!.te proved sticcessful ft of votes recorded mi mg, Labour --,- 8f representative, %gait for six representative This speaks forit prison.—We remail Gentlemen, 5 Yours W. J. L. 8110 a . HENS Tadao sad' , , cl••••• , ,tr,: 1 , ...

... National economy furi:noth. All :up .and down the c ountry we' have. people digging holes and filling them up. again; we speak metaphorically, and this latest edict_ wilt consitterai; ndd to their iniinhdr. When will the Guverurne . rise to the real ...

... series Of open-air *acre concerts, vocal and instrunientai,; on Sunday evenings during he ensuing su r'months. _ . Coun. speaking on OK half of his mot n, mid it was rob intended to in e re in any way with Church rvices. The carte could held at Bils Thiy ...

... been scored when the bill was again centred, now if this had happemed to the seniors in the last five minOtos--! ?1? I was speaking to an old Liverpool Caledonian who played in the Pyke Cup filial just twenty years mud I. wonder whit memorial tkii will ...

... perhaps so belated, is a, intensely oo t dime, and will , i h the near fut . have . far reaol4eg political effects,, * * r , Speaking a, ut co op racial; have often dered why ta labour leaders' ye not been actively associ :I with the mo ment which - in t ...

... a' —air- tell a r fender ,ie hal* **ling, were under th. at 7 ' 1 T. a vg lip Mutes of the :',fri4Q'ntitho; • a wer.. speaking • a 1 Vib e , 1.. 11. labour It todideses, beets rat ceti read l Said If '44, itr• took the • X :P . hen th 4 1 adopt \the ...