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... CONSERVATIVE LECTURER SPEAKS THE EDUCATION BILL AT BURNLEY. 'COUNCILLOR H RATON AND THE Continuing his series lectures at Burnioy, Mr. T. the well-known Conservative lecturer, of London, spoke on Wednesday night on the South African War. was at Trinity ...
... Speaking at Liverpool Lord , , „ w and the War. Saturday Lord Rosebery made the followins statement : Surely is not too much to say that Boers had not been driven to that state despair they havo returned to the mood in which General Botha was March ...
... The Bishop and Duty. Bishop ???? speaking at Preston Parish hurcJ • „ii, ceremony held * pointed out the great importance , .j, having some definite purpose W , for the things of this world but the next. They should strive £ jn worki better for their ...
... Speaking at luncheon Ashford, Wednesday, the Primate expressed himself overjoyed that the Government was making an honest and sagacious attempt to deal with education a3 whole. He aid not think his speaking out on tbe subject would make Nonconformists ...
... Lord Salisbury speak- °l'eace S . at Junior Constitutional Club on Wednesday evening, referred to what he called the abortive crisis produced by the Dutch offer of mediation. While pointing out that the Cabinet were entirely at loss to understand ...
... When Lord Salisbury P oke at tbe Ma y° ' banquet in November he said, speaking the war, What we have to expect and hope for a steady, unvarying progress toward* successfull issue. Lord Kitchener has now practically had charge the operations in South ...
... LITERARY AND ANTIQUARIAN CORNER, ORIGINAL. POETRY. MY SAILOR BOY. They never speak of danger When their c.-aft is the wave; For fisher folks are hardy. And their sailor lads are brave. Ob! sailor are hardy, When barque ia far at sea.. And piping winds ...
... Lady Visitor (at Work-girls' Club, some advice en manners) : And you \ucw ladies never speak to gentlemen introduction. 'Liza: know ye- don't Miss, an' often pities punch ' ...
... MB. SHACKLETON AND BUNDAY CLOSING A* APmi. WOK KING MEN, Speaking at aaotaroaee connection with the Salferd end Temperdone Unlet* k*M Saturday .fumooi et Oldham, Mr. O, J. M.P., for the Clitbaroa Dtririon, referred the national drlolr bill, which hew ...
... am, d»T#(« his Sunday iflmiwnj wherever was wanted to speak the Chr«i Into hi* life (Mr Fry) could not enter .Ail could fay «u Mr had shown that lore borne, and activity in were n-*, one with another, hot. beginning with love home, developed that greater ...
... CO PEN TO CORRESPONDENTS. .Tow H. Stott (Burnley).—ln type ; held over. Toe Flying Settle (Burnley). The waa speaking Christian, not of Socialism. , A Well Wishbu'' (BornJey).—Tcmr letter, being column in length, unavoidably held'over. • A Cni-ncn ...
... BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. ' Don! Give Dp. J neighbour speaks here—teils jajnailii,. how he was cared months ago, and has remained well ever since— Says the illness has been driven j away, to stay away. _ Kidney'Disease—lts Dan- g*er. —Kidney disease comes ...