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... Hall Silverrstreet Ward St. James &hoelr What the resell* will he Is will be difficult to prognosticate. We may perhepe speak with some degree certainty about the contest to the Churehierees Ward, whore M Kllsby Is practically acre of suceesa, unlash ...

... compliiined because certain information which he had asked far regarding the cost had not been pent to him, and went on to speak of what ho considered were the large amounts for ..missions and extras. Tbs Architect mid they were not omissions in the mom ...

... little girl thsed towy. 'Mamma, it was Dr. Wiliampink pills.' I have only bad one bozo', bet all my friends and neighbours speak of great change in me. Aa a final eulogy on the of the medicine. Mrs. Wharton said with emphasis. I quite believe they have ...

... and another thing ;u prove that confidence is well placed. The proof we must rely upon the ratepayers to afford. All we pan speak of are the sympathies of the public which aro overwhelmingly in favour of the old members in the Lower Ward; end in the West ...

... no lati:ad.., and were a most effective trio. elawley was widowtailed upon, but he could always be de;ended upon. We cannot speak so well of Reading as we have 1:•-a.. iii the previous report. Their defence was not of such a bull.slog character, and the ...

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... that at the Eastern Counties Asylum the teaching of meehancal skill was brought to a high state of perfection. Mr. Pollard, speaking in regard to a visit to the Derby Asylum, said the patients there were as comfortable as they could bo under the circumstances ...

... to the Deanery on the church reform next June, and en Melee Mr Alfred Holdswerth, the general secretary of the league, to speak. It was reported that the C. R. L. was making wonderful progress throughout the country and that nearly 3000 of the clergy ...

... Societies seem more eager to show illwill ■nd bigotry towards their Christian neighbours than in propounding the truth and speaking for tiderstioe and religious freedom. Thus instead of pesoe we have strife, and chaos instead of order and profuse, and ...

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