... electors to my with no uncertain voice that they absolutely condemned the Boer attack on Great Britain. (Loud applause.) Speaking of army reform. Sir Arthur said the men who had gone as volunteers from Meetly had set a good example to the young men up ...

... country is to falsify issues and to rouse dangerous kind of feeling. honest men have in the past been made such charges. To speak sneeringly and ely of Liberals as traitors and pra y and to declare that say vote given to a.' Labour candidate is a vote ...

... fireclay pipes possessed all the qualities as enum - (one of the Board) came to the platform. the sooner there is plain speaking the better . . Me crated in these reasons.' The Chairman then asked for motions as to who defused. Mr Copland-There seems ...

... d to more salubrious place or released. NATIONALITY LN SCHOOLS. Cape Town, Friday. Dr Hair, Superintendent of Education, speaking at Wynberg last night, hoped that the question of nationality in schools would be buried. SCOTCH CASUALTIES. The War Office ...

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... sagineer have no reason to doubt that ' apology must be in waiting' at the public meeting went Barron is all wrong, and t speak of heed of water!' they say. Yee; but it is gre , As tin, engineer distinctiy the memorial, in your case gravitato to deal ...

... tee Wools taken in exchange for Goode. Any length enthusiasm has caused him to exaggerate the gray- hour ' '-municipally speaking. Before cut. TEAS It is rot ran; to gr.oie the full meaning of the ity of the position. That our Navy is not all that sue ...

... colonists in the districts through which I passed. I am grateful to you for your handsome present and for allowing me to speak. so to say, in my own defence, and to tell the English papers and the German critics that people living on the spot know beat ...

... fireportrds-BescOre. .sad S aa ir d M i rtt h i ew earT Wh F ite aa ß ier id s - ley. and Mr George Wyndham were the only speak- Clem to the Station, address : -W. H. AITKF-N, Tobacconist, Mils -End, lAMBS METH. Proorlater. Aberdeen. The discussion smut ...

... M'Hard,- devoted a great deal of time to Sunday School and missionary work, and the clergymen under aim's. he served as such speak very highly of his devutioi. as well as of his kindly and sympathetic actor'. Rev. W. D. Scott, minister of the South Parish ...

... he returned with a great majority, for it is such men as be that the nation wants at present. He wanted me to come home and speak at his meeting at the next election, and I promised hint I would. I only hope I can, for he is a fellow every Briton should ...

... fact that the King carried on a conversation dur- Mg the whole of dinner in a voice so loud that no ens else ventured to speak. (Another guest on this occasion was Humboldt.) I watched the King, and ow how his face became move and more flushed, while ...