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... the Bills. It had seemed to him that the Couo- oil opposed every Bill brought foiward by the London Corporation. Generally speaking, the Council fought battles for the great urban ■ rente's, for which the urban centres could well afford to pay themselves ...
... ordinary acceptation of the term, because had never spoken of his foremen,*’ or his men,” or his clerks.” but had prefer-ed speak of them “ours.” [Hear, hear.] Let him assure them how thoroughly appreciated their kindness in presenting him with that handsome ...
... sunk into inefficiency and fear of death. If were have an united Africa, the Boers mud: be generously treated after the war. Speaking as arbitration being resorted instead of war, in cases of national dispute, Mr. Wright referred to the success which had ...
... given the constable was correct. Mr. Frost: Unfortunately, deceased always kept all his business to himftelf. and would not speak of it at home. The Foreman: Do I understand the pocketbook was missing from deceased's pocket? P.c. Wedlock replied in the ...
... will take a drink with you.” I said, “Oh!” I didn’t say he could, and didn’t say he couldn’t. I went about three yards off to speak to man named Potter, and whilst I were doing so he (defendant) came up and messed my dress about, and untidied apron. said ...
... Company, which had a lot to be proud of. Last year there was not a single man who was not efficient, and the only thing had to speak about was that the,shooting was not quite what it should have beJn. But he looked for improvement in this department in the ...
... Wesleyan Chapel), Forest Gate. Fee returned ladies if not quickly suited. The following testimonial (one the many daily received) speaks for the genuineness of this office: The Rev. James Elphick, St. Mark Vicarage, Forest Gate, writes say : 1 have much pleasure ...
... the late William Bernard. 12th Lord Petre. aged 33. £p*akman —On Jan. 31, at Faulkbourne, Martha, widow of the late Thomas Speak man. aged 70. Dearly beloved. FARMS, LAND, HOUSES, Ac. WANTED, TO BE LET, or SOLD. ij'ARM, small, near Southmlnater. TO BE ...
... Chapel), Forest Gate. Fee returned to ladies if not quickly suited. The following testimonial (one of the many daily received) speaks for the genuineness of this office The Rev. James 8. Elphick, of St. Mark's V: enrage. Forest Gate, writes to say: I have ...
... DINNEFORD & CO.” i. ever, BotLe and Label. cfetng, (East sam. AND SATURDAY, FKBRUARY 10. 1900. NOTES AND QUERIES. Believe me, I speak my understanding instructs me, and as min© honesty nuts it to utterance.”— Shaekspsabb's Winter’s Tale.” 1 have much pleasure ...
... Chapel), Forest Gate. Pee returned to ladies not quickly suited. The following testimonial (one of the many daily received) speaks for the genuineness this office : The Rev. James Elphick, of St. Mark's Vicarage. Forest Gate, writes to say; I have much ...
... She declared that the whole thing arose through a mistake, and that when she found that her books were wrong, instead of speaking to her aunt, she stooped to this forgery, hoping to return the money when she discovered where the mistake had been made ...