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... the Bradford Moor Old Sunday School, Killioghall Road, and the whole the proceeds are he devoted to the Green Howard Fund. Speaking last night one our city chapels, from the subject and text “What is your Life P* a well-known local minister said there were ...
... (solo euphopium), Mr. Walter Pit Is, late of Bailey ( ...
... Impressed by it. Ho wished to aeknowtsdge the debt gratitude owed to the many who had conio forward assist him upon bis arrive!. Speaking the work of the ministry, Mr. Barrett said thought that the task before the occupants of the Christian pulpits the country ...
... gaol. A fine £2O and £5 1S« costs was imposed, with two months' imprisonment as alternative. MR. BIRKELI, AND Mlt. BALFOUR. Speaking night Manchester. Mr. A. Bir. rell, M.P., said that ihe irritation Mr. Balfour’s recent speeches was not caused by checks ...
... diminutive and patient popu- , lation which spends its days outside the houses the poor in London. The streets are not, strictly speaking, the homo their leisure tours, but the alleys fringed with poor tenemente abort cots through which well-dressed men business ...
... the eelf-adulatory ■peecbee of local politician*. He has oortoialy unproved in the platform part political dutM*, and now speak* with more floeooy and naturalnrea. Was that some other kop the public were treated the War Office yesterday Miss Sophie Herrin ...
... the correspondence had been read and the rooro or less routine work performed, the reporters retired and left Guardians to speak with that sense of freedom which the absence Pressman invariably confers. I understand that there have been considerable “ructiona ...
... the nature their defences. 11 he did not know, he made shrewd guess. If there is higher dominating hill than Spion Kop it speaks poorly for the knowledge the British leaders that they did not known it. Not only have the sacrifices made on Tuesday night ...
... broadens the mind, strengthens his intellectual and- -Tut. tu ...
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... jour busmen. ' Ca-tleforJ, Jan. 9th, 1899. '•I thank you for the graee yon have shown toward had limc-s and shall -not afraid speak out best for your fair and «i ...
... EEfismen io checoe tramu Under this pressure •they grodtully gave way and broke, abando-ting the position. The British prisoners speak highly of the bravery the burgiiers, who. ccvcr. ataod against the sSy-iiuc be shot the Dublin Fusiliers, who were she'.trcd ...