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... PLAIN SPEAKING. RESIGNATION OF THE BOARD DEMANDIED. A meeting or ratepayers of Ramsey was held on Friday mnight of last week to consider the question of the treatment of Mr 1. Fennah, headmaster of the National Boys’® School, Ramsey, by the Ramsey School ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING FOR THE CHURCHES Rev. J. W. Haswell, the junior Wesleyan minister of the Peel Circuit, was mainly responsible for promoting and orgamising a series of meetings which were held in the Centenary Hall, Peel, on Wednesday evening and Thursday ...
... The New Member Speaks. MR W. J. J-ERMODE, H.K. AND THE BANE The supporters of the new member called a ?? rneetint ?? Monday night, in the Mur- reys-road Board School, when Alderman Gold- smith delivered an address. There were only between 30 and 40 people ...
... RAMSEY SPEAKS TO DOUGLAS Kven a littld ray of light shines large upon a dark night, and the smallest crumb of comfort is eagerly snatched at by those who are starving. How greatly welcome then will be this splendid news from Ramsey, bearing with it a ...
... DOUGLAS RESIDENT SPEAKS. Widespread intenest has been shown in the local cases that have been reported in these columns week after week for years past. We have, therefore, sent our representative to confirm the facts and we give another report here to-day ...
... Mr Crennell, HX. Speaks Out MPERIAL CONTROL OF MANX REVENUE DENOUNCED. On Monday week the Member for Ramsey gave his anmnal address to his constituents in the Court House. There was a fairly good attendance, and the speaker received a cloge and sympathetic ...
... WMiss Chamberlain Speaks. TO GIRLS OF BUSINESSAND OTHERS. AN INTERESTING PERSONALITY. “It would be selfish to withhold knowledge when it may be the means of helping others’: that is the motive of an interesting interview granted by Miss Daisy Chamberlain ...
... PUBLIC MEETINGS AT - TYNWALD. PLAIN SPEAKING INDULGED IN THE GOVERNOR REVILED. MR. A. QUALTROUGH’S OPINION OF THE MANX GOVERNMENT. Two public meetings were held in the open-air at Tynwald on Wednesday. The first took place on the Tair Ground in the morning ...
... The Art of Swimming. LADY RAGLAN SPEAKS OF THE ADVAN. TAGES OF NATATION. Yesterday afternoon there was a fairly good audience at the Noble Baths to witness an exhibition of natatary feats by Miss Lane and a display by her pupils. As a plain and ornaméntal ...
... The Premier Speaks. People must be Supreme. — Case 7A¢alnst the Lords Complete. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, speaking at Dunfermline last night, said the Lords had rejected or mutilated several measures of social reform, but that the Commons must be ...
... THE ISLE Oift MAN DALY TIMES, Sir A. Macdonnell speaks outl The ‘“Times’” says: At a sitting of the Royal Commission on Congestion, yesterday, at Castlerea, Mr Hayden, M.P., referred in his evidence to the grass lands held by Mr Payne at Ballintubber ...
... A Child Truant. HIGH-BAILIFF GELL SPEAKS HIS MIND. CENSURE ON THE FATHER. At a Children’s Court in Douglas, before High-Bailiff Gell, on Thursday, the School Board of Douglas applied for an order that a liltle girl of ten years of age should be committed ...