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... wardrobes. Even more in winter than in summer the blouse proper power felt. Yet in spring and early summer hava reason to speak slightingly of fssriuafiug detail, for surely by its addition may make half-worn skirt look smart and suitable almost nay occasion; ...
... FATAL HOIST ACCIDENT.— inque«t was held the Low Moor Reading Room on Thursday Mr. H. j. Robinson, touching the death of James Speak (67), Low Moor, Clitberoe, who was found lj ing the bottom the hoist Low Moor Mill on Wednesday morning, Mr. G. Taylor, factory ...
... 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 ...
... mind, was hardly necessary to contradict Sir H. Gampbell-Bannerman's ridiculous assertion at Leicester that one qualified speak for the Irish people lias ever demanded independent Parliament.'' Sir Henry, of course, might be disposed deny that the leader ...
... when it was ated that negotiations were proceeding witb respect to Mr. MacLeren's return Lancashire, but nothing further bo Speaking at the annual meeting ttw Enfield Cricked Club on Thursday night. Mr. A. Appleby, J.P., said he saw reason why Lancashire ...
... train left Great Harwood the defendant took hold her arms and requested her to give him a kiss. She asked him to whom was speaking, and reminded him that was not dealing' with a child. replied that there was harm in it, one would know. Before the train ...
... moved, as an amendment, that the amount of the precept increased by .£650, which was, roughly speaking, halfpenny rate. Mr. Irving seconded. Mr. Pritchard, speaking Goal dough School, said must borne in mind that that was the Boarifs newest school, and it ...
... marginal reading has it, in the time of storm and stress tbat was her stronghold. Let speak to you of her great and noble life from this standpoint then. I have desire speak a doleful strain to-day. Like the Ephesian elders with Paul we do indeed grieve because ...
... Dundee, Jan. 17th, ISO 2. DeoT Sir, —Beirsg perfect health, and hearing much improved that I can hear distinctly anyone speaking from a platform, I feel in need further treatment Thanking you, I am, sincerely yours, Mrs. Muat. Those who wish advice as ...
... Dundee, Jan. 17th, 1902. Dear Sir, —Being in perfect health, and my hearing tnuch improved that I can hear distinctly anyone speaking from a platform, I feel in need of further treatment. —Thank- you, 1 am, sincerely yours, Mrs. MUAT. Those who wish advice ...
... THK WORK OF THE SCHOOL BOARD. Speaking first of the work of the Bornley School Board, said: The Sohool Board has nearly 9,000 children Che Board schools of the town to educate and qualify for the battle of life. addition to that it baa look after the ...