... Methodist acbool was celebrated on Sunday, when big congregations Assembled in the chapel to hear Mr. Geo. Hunter, of Leigh, speak morning, afternoon and evening. Special music was sung by the choir each service, and the collections realised 7s. ...

... r-road Station j • Ckoouie Dr. Clark. CHAPEL. EABBT, He*. W ALTER 11 ELK :-nrio; the evening VIAIERTON STREET, MLEi. .'k_ Speak:*, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... lu-ited. ALT. HAMMERTON•STREET, BURNLEY. an-; Cla-rr w I TEMPERANCE INSTITUTION. SUNDAYS MAT ISU». R. Himtb, of lon Land . in.li speak on. *• Barn* G'.V-FKL TEMPERANCE U Padiham-roed. I' (SUNDAY). Street -• »*b favourable M K«von. .1 {N . b-imiey. T'liip, June ...

... r, the bill fare. The success which the piece has achieved, for very few, if any, plays have had a longer continuous run, speaks for itself the merits of the play. Monday evening, when there was a fairly house, the popular parts being weil patronised ...

... lived shortly after marriage.—For the defence was stated that at the close the last hearing, the defendant sought opportunity speaking to his wif/3, but when he approached her he was jeered at her friends. He then went end got work and commenced forms* bouse ...

... demonstrating, in response, her ability feed herself by her foot while standing on her hands, and to run round herself, so to speak. Mr. Tom Lloyd proved popular in all his songs, and was twice encored. Nasty habits may be contracted while Walking round ...

... not have confirmed thi* tax. but would have supplied argument for vt* increase or for imposition other taxes A* is. Burv. speak iftg. think, for Lancashire a* a whole, has thrown the Protectionist* back into the posture of defence. Lancashire—Tory Lancashire ...