... PLAIN SPEAKING. Upon the reading at the minutes Mr Gilbertson said he thought the case ot Mr Lowery Nixon ought not to have been in the minutes. The business ot the Board was practically finished when Mr Sugden and himself lett the meeting. Ile thought ...

... Some Strong Speaking. fortnightly meting of the Penad of Guardians ou 1 iseaday a live--,011 took place ou tho k r o elion of realiscd by the aor Inas:,,e; Lis rear of cffie e as compared of his, predecessors. Time mat,. after the reporter s had retired ...

... to the engine, which amounted to $ Cs. He knew the defendant very well, and had to speak tohim several times on account of going away and letting his work. On the sand of April be had a complaint from the missioner at the Sea Wall (Mr.llird) in reference ...

... does not speak so very well for goal-kickers in the Barrow ranks. If the team possessed the same sort of goal-kickers, as most of the other teams, then it would be very hard to bring a team able to defeat them. Haverigg, on the other hand, were never ...

... duce,' their committee to ask him (the speaker) to come So miles from home in order to speak to them in connection with the C.E.T.S. Society ? He would give them the answer to I those questions in other words than his own. His lordship had said that some ...

... It lc ■n wall defect In this compilation (speak* of Um Non Plural tettpcia) that ws have no' vorgatica mar b u t what contains aloe. ; yet know that Armenia Idol persona aumot boar alum, ext. cpt It Lo la the form a oociu.rs ...

... • hat does it mean 7 he said to himself. am arrested by men who look and speak like roughs. lam driven in a comfortable can iage, drawn by a pair 01 and iustetd drawing up at a police station, I am, apparentiY, being taken to a suburban house. It a a ...

... beet all • live thing within him; sad felt the cold damp upon his forehead . Be mud speak or go mad. Who is there r he whispered. The Sere at the table movednot, vouchsafed no , Rcipiesky threw ce the bed-clothes and stepped ant upon the carpet. The ...

... HIGHALASS ARTIFICIAL TEETH, (MASAN• TEED PILEFICT FITS, LIFELIKE APPEAR ASCII, AND FOR SATING, SPEAKING, AND MASTICATION, AT GREATLY REDUCED SETS FROM £1 Is. SINGLE TOOTH FROM 2s. 6D. METH EXTRACTED ] Is. 6d. Odor Painless OLD MTH IMPAIR= sad 11,1-110 ...

... Gegerai News UP to Date, SATURDAY, MAY 17. Mr rhamberlain, speaking at Birmingham last night on the war, said he was hopeful but not ,anguine, about the outcome of the preterit peace negotiations. In the paw men had often been led to their destruction ...

... Al speak frankly. The War Office h w learn from the late War. (Hear, bo o b base much watt to do, and we b e in arrears, though in soma I think Ise are less in arrears than people n~pose. But there are souls Miser cr i l a e cant togrealearn something ...

... Sir W. Lawson Warns Mr Claude Lowther. THE ASPATRIA PICRIC. Sir Wilfrid Lawson, speaking on Ssurd►.y afternoon at the Liberal Association meeting at Carlisle, moved • resolution condemning • policy of militarism, denominationalism, and protection pursued ...