... at 3 0'clook, Mocting of the Women’s Branch Uburch of England Tersporance Town Hall To-morrow, 8 to 10.30 p.ra., to the voluntary workers of the Penny Banks, Town Hall Wednesday, 3pm., Meeting Eve and Far Infirmary, Town Hall, Thursday, 3pm Lailies’ Parochial ...

... YHB SALE to take tne at - CAFE is WITHDRAW a having wkd b private Ueety THOMAS WHITEIT AD acd BONB, Aactionters, 179 IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION 2 By orier of the Linuidator Owes Re ROBERTS and od ARTISTIC HOUBE FURNIAHERS x8 CANNING-PLACE This Day Od onda ...

... pe Fe 1M Mr R © ved That this conference hereby giver a hearty welcome te the day the reform in code for 900 whereby (a) detachment of the from the netary ow which were inseparalile from the Id of cumule Ww Krapte in (bi nety nd ty work and freedom adone ...

... the enemy The late heavy rains ensure food and vrazing throughout the winter. Boshof, Thursdar, April 19, 6.10 p-m.—A Boer detachment to-day sniped a patrol of the South Notts Yeomanry, wounding one man and capturing three others A force under Lord Chesham ...

... sitpe''iniCiidi*iu fur tho Port Tulbot Shipping Company, ,*aid that during iln* pn-l four vessels had nine into port with silver -and ballast. The 'and wa* moist, and hud never once seen ''lift'll;* aid* ij from shift- Cliri.-luplier Howland, contractor, nf ...

... rector AJlorton. and the Rev. J. T. Mitchell, rector of Wavertrec. number of wreath® had been sent. Inspector Ciatworthy and detachment of police were present. Messrs IT. Lee and Company. Ba®nctt-street, had charge the funeral arrangements. GrkaT CJTIRS.—Tho ...

... OUR VOLUNTARY SCHOOLS cannot much longer stand the severe -Irani to which they have been subjected and under: which they have «o bravely si niggled. The aid grant, however well inteniioned. has not proved sufficient to enable managers of voluntary schools ...

... no doubt, bear a very strong resemblance to its predecessors. The Church parr, however, are said resolved press for aid for voluntary schools out -he rates, and if the Government should succumb to this arrack there il stormy time? in prospect when the ...

... buildings in repair and to make all reasonable alterations and improvements that may b© required. The opponents rate aid to voluntary schools will not readily accept these arrangements, because they know that, should the managers fail keep their schools ...

... Wale-, and it was not till eighteen years later, 1872. that the Sr-; umlenootinanonal university college was established voluntary c-ffuri at Aliery.-sttvyth. This college was for many years supported entirely the contributions of the Welsh people, collected ...

... a hoy named Chadwick Atherton, the inst. The bullet struck him in the knee.aml had been Manchester Infirmary. Mr. Wright «aid defendant was showing the mechanism the pistol to some beys when it went off. Two Liverpool Boys Mb. Rhodes'* Funeral. ---It ...

... cellars ke pared yard and ont well arranged stabh og and tber nore farmyard superior fire-roomed cottage with milkbouse tefacty aid out grounds well -kep lawns uses, kitcben garden (partly ed orchard and and fine vegttable old well-timbered pasture land (he ...