... please take & note to bring up at the next meeting of the Couneil thmd&'-i’m(d&mnm, I there is any explanation wanted, please speak to me about it w 7 Pel The Chairman said that Mr. MNinch had been spesking 40 him that evening, and said it would be necessary ...

... uu'h‘ ey, ol Y- e amount thing extra that they could grant him. This iogislation on the quisti-ss of Cid age Pensions | you speak traly. to by Wl COUrEe (if | cougrogation was purely in s working class discould by undertaken in the present Parliament -n’nh- ...

... ; print, 14d to 154 Ib. off of 2he s Wit building and kindred trad woul e counatry per Yicors shree Mothodist Londe y i Speaking the Pork—Finest o districts, Ny, p gene“-“ R m - q-;uu- ranged in .n-eu-‘m- convened the Executive Committee of the 51&'«‘;5227: ...

... time that Mr Johnston was very injudicions in | vineed. ectirely inevitable (applause! and he his remarks that Le was not speaking in the in. | did not helieve that any dinlomacy or skill could torests of the Harryville charge. He thought | avert it, for ...

... heatate, and at kngth with a famt return of ammation sad, ““Weel, here's just ae thing that tronbles me, but | dinna like o speak o' 1. “Believe me, | an aost auxious to comfort you,” replicd the clergy man. ““Tell me what it 1s that troubles you and i~ ...

... knocke in the past, but | think that every true lover of sport would be dilizhted to see thom shake hands, metaphorically speaking, and decide o “bury the hatohet.” The fGixtures for today (Baturdsy) in the Connon Cup competition are— Sunmnerficid Swifts ...

... especially, ‘have felt the limited supply of water which could only be afiorded irom the pressure very matenially; and we do not speak altogether from hearsay, but from experience. We anti cipate that the action of the Urban Council to meet the exigencies of ...

... will have no tendency to make them withdraw the st tement . Where all did s 0 woll it is hard to particularize but | think | speak for the spectators when 1 say that Rankin and M‘Allister shone amongst an oleven all of whom rendered themselves con sosCuous ...

... September. Sheiis and Connor were examined, aad the u:ggintrne. refused informations. Before the 2%th Angust he ssw Sheils speaking to M‘Cee about eignt o'clock in ths evening. o s 4 T . 9 To Mr. M'Cann—He was ot when the application was mede by Mr, G‘Oa ...

... towards having the Volunteer Aet: i plied to Treland will not be allowed to jort, but will be pushed to a sucoessful issue. | Speaking as one who has “put in his_time | with this branch of the * soldiers of the Queen ™ | across the water, I was more than surprised ...

... preparatory to a chase by the Lively gentlemen of the terrier persausion, of whom there are so many representatives present. Speaking seriously, the show deserves very hearty support, particularly asit is the maiden effort of the association, which was only ...

... reviewed the » work of the past year, and was to be able to r;ror& steady progress in every department. © then went on to speak of some of the advantages to be derived from meeting in & social way. An excellent and varied programme was thon taken up. ...