... made. Tommy, be remarked with a nnrt a iuywiLJ, lIOQ, IS B«Il complam; toe is not afraid of hardships and mconvemenee.-' Speaking about the pro-Boero ana about, the speeches and com— * *s made that section, said amongst- the Boers of the stand such took ...

... that men of thai Ohurch and the Nonoortforaaists could have draws a Bill which would have suited' both aides. After further speaking tne change* of life, said he hoped Mr. Oraae, their pastor, would live to see the chapel debt reduced, Applause.) Aideriuau ...

... legacy to the world, his laet words hi? fellows, are for peace and union, and one can only hope that he, being dead, will still speak, and that his parting message will be heard and noted by all sections. Thus passes away great ecclesiastic and a great man ...

... any definite report, it be strengthened by the addition of, amongst others, Alderman Smith.—Alderman Miles seconded, and speaking with regard to the Whalley site, said he knew it well, and could not conscientiously vote for it. In regard to the acquisition ...

... given choice, being heartily invited to both! At Nelson Mr. Godfrey Bingley, the well-known Yorkshire lecturer, of Leeds, speak on lantern slide making; whilst at Mr. Wallia, of Kettering, demonsta-ate on lenses and foca.l piano shutters. There will be ...

... the police had apprehend every person who was simply drank they would want police station as big as the Town Hail Mr. That speaks badly for Accrington. (Laughter.)—lnspector Sinclair deposed to seeing defendant staggering about the street. The first asked ...

... keys, both for the front 4of>r and their own chambers. The front door, practically speaking, was never left open. The coroner asked. what she meant by • practically speaking. The woman admitted that she sometimes left the door open if she went post a ...

... nation wse growing out the Republican idee which was rampant somo jeers ego, wee that had come to love the because generally speaking the occupants had been wise, good, tender, and sympathetic. After reference the late At)aeon rev. gentleman said believed ...

... not only the life or death of Cape Colony, but will mean, if perskted in, the severest blow the colonies' trust England (I speak here of Australia, Canada, etc.), that has ever been administered. Mr. H. L. W. Lawson, formerly Liberal M.F. for West St ...

... Formerly bad boon well-known a prominent member of tbo Stannary White Star football dob, ha got weak and ill that playing became Speaking Halifax up in bed, and own clothes ! work, appetite weary and fagged. I felt like that, used toaay tome, liflfct like a ...

... The Times yesterday, under date February 20: In his speech last night my friend Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman asks me if I speak from the interior of his political tabernacle or from some vantage ground outside. He 6ays that he practically put that ...

... meeting decided hold a public demonstration this subject early in the autumn, at which the Kcv. Canon Hicks has promised to speak. SABDEN. CORONATION DINING ROOMS, rendle-st., SABDES.—Dinner*, eai, and Hot Water provided. Picnis Partnu catered for—l. STUTTARP ...