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... 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 ...
... with relation to the social and industrial problems which are now agitating modern thought. Sir Henry Campbell-Banneruiau, speaking of the excellence the movement, endorsed what had fallen frcm the Duke, and pointed to Scotland ac a portion of the United ...
... the of hostilities. In the letter, which dated from May Driver Jackson bis friends for newspapers, &c, sent out to him, and speaks about right they had Easter Monday with Delarey, who attacked their camp. He says: •We had nearly 200 -casualties and drove ...
... her martial might, Hath Britain won her cause; But her milder laws, And by her better right! Sprung from one Motherland, Speaking oue Mother-speech, Let Boer to Briton reach, And grasp his brother's hand! The Anglo-Si sou race, Heaven's sublime decree ...
... That the peace negotiation* have at length been, successnil hailed with sincere delight throughout Italy, The Rome journals speak with admiration of great shown the victors and the : the mighty struggle- Patria striken :> harsher note. English h.story ...
... inchided Skipton. The deek»ion of Lord James Hereford. said Mr. Sam Woods, we are bound as honourable men to accept. was speaking at a meetiDg the and Cheshire Minors' Federation Manchester en Saturday, and gave a dstaiied account the proceedings of the ...
... THE BISHOP OF BURNLEY BLACKPOOL. DR. HOSKYNS PARENTAL LAXITY The Bishop of Manchester and the Bishop of Burnley, speaking at the Rural Decanal life Blackpool, on Thursday, commented strongly on the lat.tude holiday-makers. Many, said Dr. Moorhouse.. did ...
... P. J. Terry, G. Bailey, H. J. Record. J. W. Banks, J. S. Walton, B. Simpson, H. Ellison, 11. Shoe smith, J. E. Taylor, C. Speak, and E. Ramsden. Second class: G-. Clotigh, W. Bradley, F. Landless, J. Catlow, J. W. Blakey, H. Wild, J. . Ohalouer, W. Hargreaves ...
... with a new flame, and know bow indeed did love cur country. He alluded that revived glory and .patriotism because wanted to speak of one thing which lay at the heart, of every true patriot. One of the great lessons of the war was that we must cleanse the ...
... meeting decided hold a public demonstration this subject early in the autumn, at which the Kcv. Canon Hicks has promised to speak. SABDEN. CORONATION DINING ROOMS, rendle-st., SABDES.—Dinner*, eai, and Hot Water provided. Picnis Partnu catered for—l. STUTTARP ...
... 20th. I tag. by John Bate#, two I The Convict, or the A twain- 7-45 Special sin ring by the choir. - at evenmg > ice. Mr. speak P S.M. SET GOSPEL HALL, off (Sanday). Mman..-: I. of Bnrnlay. s ' 1 lat-Mk. J of Burnley. (oLfctions.. BTHOBISr NEW STONK LAYING ...
... Bailey, James Record. John Banks. James Stephen Walton. Bertie Simpson. Hilt.son. Herbert Sho-smuh. John Ernest Taylor, Cephas Speak. Edwin . second claim. .Greenwood Walter Rroadley. Fred landless. John Callow. John W Blakey. Harry Wild. John Chaionrr. Wo ...