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... these halls be made available for the purpose occasionally, and, if not, the playgrounds attached to these schools? While speaking of the schools, too, would it be out of the way, at the same time that we are teaching infante to go through pretty exercises ...
... ON ON TEMPERA! OM M Mrs Jennie Walker (THE “ YORKSHIRE NIGHTINGALE” arp Will Speak and Sing every night. “QUEEN OF ORATORS,” REE BILLS. Rav. EB. J. Avsrix, Caairman of Committees. ; R. T. Hawarns, Hes. 67, Warwick-road, Upper Edmontea. National Inco rated ...
... the of mem! and after thanking and the Entertai ment ‘Com ‘mittee ‘for their e:. ellent me that evening. said: ‘I desire to speak ou a few words ight on the question which mean the war in fie all our minds at this ti to ¢ Bouth Africa. I do not ir criticisms ...
... Blenkarn sees lost and arms in Mary; and as they to each ium of the brie! deals with only four characters > piece ; we cannot speak too hii of the manner Mr. re 1m) ted the e life—he and acted the part; to L. Duncan, 2 a man of who was not wally good, as ...
... Bradshaw, Fred Voller, R. Leake, T. Green, J. W. Gunyon, H. Marsh, W. Gay, eto, ived on rising Mr. Littler, who was openit to speak, in the course of his criticism that had been levelled section of the community against cer- tain genera! y a emall ls now ...
... SATURDAY, JAN. 13, to SATURDAY, JAN. 20, 1900, EDMONTON TEMPERANCE Mrs J ennie Walker (HE “ YORKSHIRE axp “ OF ORATOBS,” ‘Will Speak and Sing every night. SEE BILLS. Rav. E. J. Austin, Chairman of R. T. Hawanes, Hee. Bee, @7, Warwick-read, Upper Edmonten. ...
... warrant the rested Mr. Wm. for alleged and W Green Journal” contempt of im custody, at an at St. in the evening.—! asked to speak, dealt with Mr. te bear bh he received ® copy of air. Con- quedt's paper The morning, a-~sreatly posted by, wrapper. The paper ...
... in our columns; but it is t dence on the subject. mast all ory ‘‘ Lord, the Lord would have to a close with the A | soon to speak with confi = of the parish on the sub i and in so far as the in Hie jadgmen would be righ htocusly the ' The poll wh of a Bill ...
... strong for 33, vig to horses preferred to each containing 6 to 6 rooma, bath-room’ and 2 w.c. a 172, Fore-street, | lift, speaking ~te-W. H. Toten on the rents £0 to £55.— lord-avenue, West Green-road, ter, with full he stores); Stores, used to driving: ...
... caste had consen to vielt Edmonton in the | and aleo Laty Battersea, Geo. Nokes and Mr Frod Rogers, the eecretary of the speaking in connection with their work before very long. Mr Cole, of Enfield, addresa was given by ire ipway, the head talebrese of ...
... said, they are general im this country may be ief glance at two or specific points. best illustrated by a am not, of course, speak on every branch of our industry, but as railway director, a coal and iron master, and as an owner of ural land. I may at least ...
... received the invigorating influences of a new heart, | ion, there wes 0 caving of 3. to the con- number of cost per so to speak, in the chape of = popularly elected nee head per in- 10s. 11 erage cost per per in- Committes, drawn from the various neighbour- ...