... 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 ' ...

... 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 ...

... Lieutenant Ramebobtom, who congratulated them on their soldierly bearing and good behaviour throughout their term of service. Speaking Press representative, noncommissioned officer said they had had capital picnic, and the men back again at any time similar ...

... AMONG THE CHURCHES Bury are not asked to dour* v distance* to speak public meetings, and arrive to tind the programme overloaded that ih- cannot j-csticv their theme. A sharp: rebuke .»aj Mlmui>iitered at the annual meeting Cardiff Baptist t-be other ...

... fear. Generally speaking, the Bishops the Established Church are not supposed look with very much favour upon the Salvation Army and its methods, but there least one who not above taking lemon from General Booth's great organisation. Speaking at Viekerstown ...

... possible feeling and manifest the sympathy to everybody all timoi but especially in any ; of great sorrow and distress, want speak to you cf that dirty to-day, first, because have a special example it, and secondly, because the occasion for such manifestation ...

... wait firm twice Master (fire years married) only wish I had. At Her Word.--I'll know better next tlaa* ■aid Mrs. Ferguson, speaking afterwards. told George's uncle consider himself home our bouse. -Well? Well. WP** five minutes afterwards that began ...

... op. too great a arriving to-day to wait hi termed diplomacy. Wen aiuqous diplomatic, larger lag that diplomacy, generally speaking, is respectable for lying ;■ and patriots should never lie. The saviours of the world have been the truth»>.eakers, ruea ...

... been poliU.l ,«ren reseoo d hev Lan-s«trre where !•* dis>u*do Tjsbour i could not but thev would nse *as Their '.n--•Bi r.f speaking that fur- result of the )V. -juiiJ get no Dearer, • f-nd.tions. The resd«ied Mr. ■ Ibe den won djvts-ou. Gi ~;d t will docidu ...

... The contest will be held W igan. o doubt this decision ws> arrived after the grand riilnllao-gave Manchester on Saturday it speaks wail for the quality local swisaming that such honours should bestowed member the Burnley C. ...

... quality- and there woo good attendance farmers'and others. ...

... disease. frequently has the suggestion been made, than they consider desirable speak plainly, to disclose that the. King free from cancer,. It perfectly evident that these writers speak With authority, and hoped that we*, shah now hear more the foolish rumour* ...