... THE MODERN EVE, PLAIN SPEAKING BY A MARCH RECTOR. The monthly men's service in connec-| tion with the March St. John's C.E.M.S. was held at St. John's Church on Sunday alternoon, when the Rev. 8. S, Walton ‘!““'fr,' gave an address on *“The Modern Eye ...

... THE INSURANCE ACT EXPLAINED. MR. GEO. NICHOLLS SPEAKS AT WISBECH. MR. SOUTHWELL REPLIES TO DR. MORGAN. A meeting was held in the Public Hall, Wishech, on Monday evening for the purrw of hearing an explanation of the nsurance Act lg Mr. George Nicholls ...

... MADAME JESSIE STRATHEARN, ARAM. LONDON, UNDER KROYAL PATRONAGE. will Sing and Speak in WICKEN WESLEYAN CHURCH, TUESDAY, LULY 16th, 3 and 6-30 p.m. Admission by ;;rvn;;'amr‘nc price 3d. ...

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... It was stated that the Rev. Dr. John Clifford, of London, had offered to preach in Somersham Chapel in the afternoon and speak in the evening or October 16th, and so it was decided that that date should be the day sct apart for the Centenary celebration ...

... —— Mr. T. M. Healy, K.C., M.P., speaking at a Suffragette demonstration in the Albert Hall said the women might be sure that if they merely simpered and looked pretty they would never get the vote. The Labour Party did not simper and Keir Hardie did not ...

... ‘‘Gazette’’ week by week, we are struck by the hearty, unmistakable way in which witness after witness speaks out as Mrs. Kent does here. They speak out in the hope that their n:&arwm may be .J(mdo to others. Mrs. E. Kent, Nutholt-lane, Ely, said : —+For ...

... ‘‘Gazette” week by week, we are struck by the hearty, unmistakable way in which witness after witness speaks out as Mrs. Kent does here. They speak out in the hope that their experience may be a guide to others. Mrs, E. Kent, of Nutholt Lane, Ely, said ...

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... labourer, working at Mr. Batterham's, was charged with being drunk and disorderly on Friday nirht. P.e. Wooding said he had to speak to defondant in the Crescent and on the Market Place. He was as drunk as could be. and mado uss of filthy lancuage. Dofendant: ...

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... debates fairly regularly, and during all the speaking takes continuous votes, spparently unaware that he would get a much better report in the newspapers pext morning. Whenever he addresses the House he speaks of Her Majesty’s Governmwen®, as though unconscious ...