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... Address: 8, 'near Craven Bank), * Occasional Court. —On Thursday, the Occasional Court, before J. Whittaker, Esqr., Thomas Speak, collier, of Padiham, was 'imd 10s., including costs, for dninkenness. * Federation. —Cm Tuesday meeting the representatives ...
... British Crown as England itself, and none those dreaded evils which always form the stock-in-trade of Tory orators, when they speak on this subject, are manifest. Here we have flaunted before our eyes a flagrant specimen of separation, and yet peaceful and ...
... opened. Thero is still a greater for beds than can cope with, and I regret to say I have had to refuse cases. The figures speak for themselves, showing, as they do, that dealt with cases. ...
... the Board's representatives on the Board of Grammar School Governora THE BURY BY-ELECTION. MR. DAVID HOLMES TRADE TOPICS. Speaking on Thursday evening at Bury, fat support at the candidature of Mr. George Toulrcin, Mr. David Holmes, of Burnley, referred ...
... suffering glory. Near God was their hope for the future (Annhnu The Rev. W. H. Taylor, Accrington, proceeded to speak on tho subject of Easter Speaking of the new church premises, he said the congregation might have difficulties their church life. They would ...
... Oormciiier Smith, the Liberal candidate for Burnley Wood, bee written the Town Clerk, and leoeued the following reply, which speaks for itself County Borough of Burnley, Town Hail, Burnley, 22nd October, Dew Sir,— Sterilising of Milk. The the Health Committee ...
... (Irish cheers.) ' t*i.V AN INJUSTICE TO AUSTRALIA- A telegram from Wellington, Now Zealand, report* that Mr. the Premier, speaking on Monday, the meet contract, said that grove injustice bid been done to and New Zealand the taking ai a Urge gusto titv ...
... ._ 1 R. „, J, Bell 0 2 G. Bateson _.. E. Helm 1 A. Bury 1 W. Dickson*.!.*!!!! Coad Blackburn .. 1 1 W.Pickthall 0 J. Speak 3 16 7 9 LEAGUE TABLE—SECOND DIVISION. Full record. -—Matches —Games P. W. L. D. W. L. D. P. Burnley 2nd 0 * 23 Baruoldswick ...
... proceeded comment Biblical matters and was at once howled down. Eventually Mr. Hall for show of hands the point whether should speak or not, but not band was held up either one way or the other. Mr. Hall declared the meeting end. and the audience dispersed ...
... boosted that cricket was an ancient game, but he believed bowling was even older, as dated back to the century. He went on to speak of benefit cf recreation, but said they must also do work, tttsy could not play every hour of the week.—Play was then proceeded ...
... Lieutenant Ramebobtom, who congratulated them on their soldierly bearing and good behaviour throughout their term of service. Speaking Press representative, noncommissioned officer said they had had capital picnic, and the men back again at any time similar ...
... not have realised that such floods of anger, malice, and hatred wouki have boon need against ministers God England. He was speaking a district where the instruction the children in the faith was most necessary, for. a large number of their children had ...