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... be asking thenisoives was: What are we doiDg as parish and congregation bring those outside? There was no doubt, did not speak of Colne particularly, but of others towns, that they were losing enormous number of Churehpeople to Dissent, Nonconformity ...
... BKIEatIBLB. LOOMS KKMOVEB. Baring the past few days the looms of Mr. Speak, about in number, have been removed from Pendle View ml 11 Spring ban k, Nelson.• COUNCIL ELECTION. Contests for the four seats rendered by the retirement councillors will take ...
... AMONG THE CHURCHES Bury are not asked to dour* v distance* to speak public meetings, and arrive to tind the programme overloaded that ih- cannot j-csticv their theme. A sharp: rebuke .»aj Mlmui>iitered at the annual meeting Cardiff Baptist t-be other ...
... have all heard of, but blower is better than this; also, there are any crevices or cracks round the fireplace—and here 1 speaking to the dwellers in country houses and cottages—these may effectually stopped up by pasting brown paper over them. 1 have ...
... elevate society, and learn to speak kindly to one anotlier, without anger, passion or blasphemy, which came naturally and simply, but which destroyed that character of God man possessed. He urged them to think and speak cleanly, being the surest signs ...
... it would become a loysl and instructed Wesleyan to speak more respectfully of the resolutions of the great representative Education Committee when carried by three to one. Mr. Randies, M.P., speaks as randomly his father is cautious and careful. Dr. ...
... delegation to tbe President United States, said Mr. Roosevelt expressed himself greatly pleased at having opportunity cf speaking with represeniatives English labour. complimented England en its good labour laws, and said they America were doing their ...
... chaplain to the infirmary, conducted a brief service in each ward, after which he addressed the candidates sympathetic terms, speaking of tbe great gift they had received the greatest privilege the Church could bestow. Amidst all Christmas gifts, said he, ...
... ordered the Soudan. As her train j into the station she perceives L'Estrange on another tforrnin readiuess depart. He over to speak to his friends, and she overoe.ars that he is engaged to one of them. He perceives her that moment, but has to rush into the ...
... Wins. J. Harvey 1 J. Pinchbeck 2 2 W. Bray J. lloisetieid J. Wilson 0 Jas. Dean 2 1 F. Lowcook 1 John Bell G. Berry John Speak 2 M. C. Halfhead 1 F. Crowther 1 0 W. Preston W. Dixon J. 0 J. Blackburn 4 17 ...
... of the play afforded tha liveliest satisfaction to patrons. Monday evening the piace was not neatly so full, butwa ore able speak in tuiqualified terms the production or' the piece, not oniy with respect to the mounting but also the acting. For the most ...
... and as Wood by means neglects his pastoral dutiea, this means that does not find much time for railway trains. Mr. Wood, who speaks from notes, is quiet, deep, thoughtful preacher, taking good care feed his people with substantial, wholesome food. He beloved ...