... his sermon, the Bishop said great mistake waa being ma le to-day in people iO constantly Church. 'They thought it noble to speak (heir faults; so it was when tboy wore amongst themselves. But what was the effect of constantly pointing put toe weak Church ...

... Chronicle representative, said he understood Mr. Kruger would shortly return to South Africa, to end his days in peace there. Speaking of the mission Botha and Delarey, he said their object was to collect funds for the widows and orphans of burghers who had ...

... The exquisite flavour and aroma, the freedom excess of fat or from any alkali, the purity and solubility of Plasmon speak for themselves in the first cup you drink, * Plasmon Cocoa is something more than the most delicious Cocoa obtainable. It contains ...

... The exquisite flavour and aroma, the freedom excess of fat or from any alkali, the purity and solubility of Plasmon Cocoa speak for themselves in the first cup you drink, But Plasmon Cocoa is something more than being the most delicious Cocoa obtainable ...

... The exquisite flavour and aroma, the freedom from excess fat or from any alkali, the purity and solubility of Plasmon Cocoa speak for themselves the first cup you drink, But Plasmon Cocoa something more than being the most delicious Cocoa obtainable. It ...

... The exquisite flavour and aroma, the freedom from excess of fat or from any alkali, the and solubility of Plasmon Cocoa speak for themselves in the first cup you drink, But Plasmon Cocoa is something more than being the most delicious Cocoa obtainable ...

... exquisite flavour and aroma, the freedom frtwn excess of fat or from any alkali, the purity and solubility of Plasmon Cocoa speak for themselves the first cup you drink, Bat Plasmon Cocoa is something more than being the most delicious Cocoa obtainable ...

... had received letters from Judge Edge, Judge Parry Mr. Shee, and Mr. W. M-Connell (Chairman of the London Qjarter Sessions), speaking high terms of Mr. Hall's uniform courtesy. The Recorder. Mr. Taylor, K.C., presided, and, with the Mayor and Mr. Foard, extended ...

... afternoon ' received members of the Congress for the sup- pression of the white slave traffic. M. Lardy, Swiss Minister in Paris, speaking on behalf of the fcreum members the conference, proposed tho introduction • of international legislation for the repression ...

... afternoon received members the Congress for the suppression of tho white slave traffic M. Lardy. Swiss Minister in Paris, speaking behalf of the foreign /Aembers cf the conference, proposed the introduction of international legislation for the repression ...

... Redfern, speaking of the Blackley housing scheme, said he was not entirely satisfied with ‘it. The question was a big problem for them io deal with, and he hoped the present scheme would serve as an object lesson for them in the future. Speaking of the ...

... taken. But still, he said, had glanders and fever with them, ana would have until they «sed much more stringent measures. Speaking the veterinary department of the Army, he said that department was seriously under.nanned, because the conditions of service ...