... LITERARY AND ANTIQUARIAN CORNER, ORIGINAL. POETRY. MY SAILOR BOY. They never speak of danger When their c.-aft is the wave; For fisher folks are hardy. And their sailor lads are brave. Ob! sailor are hardy, When barque ia far at sea.. And piping winds ...

... BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. Don't Give Up. A neighbour speaks here—tells how he was months and I 'l^^^^|^ has remained well ever since— fIRNrH 1 Says the illness has been driven iwav, to stay Kidney'Disease—lts Danger.— Kidney disease comes oa juietly ,—may ...

... yon—-strike- high naif.. when you are speaking i« the l - Doo;.t thai the was*-* are brethren; don't: for- »ur traveE-'rs c tern- Be in yours yes, and will make your earned. too. Mr . wbt». opened the they did not think the egpros* von. our Brethren ...

... Mayor (Aldeiman Varley) ami c.her magistrates, David Speak and Henry Medk-y Rush ton, betting men, wore summoned tor using a place for batting ...

... Accrington,) Mr. J. M. and Mrs. Whipp, Dr. A. W. Musson, Mr. and Mrs. Carlson, Mr. J. Faulkner, Mr. Garstang, Mr. J. Speak, and Mrs. Speak. Mr. G. Earl, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Bear-man, Mr. C. J. B. Trappes, Father Pennington, Mr. J. Dugdale, Mrs. Dugdale. Messrs ...

... obliged to go upstairs. When she was again her chamber, she said gravely I wish to speak with tbi leader escort. You can tend a musioger far him', earn yon not I would speak with him without 8)m looked the woman and n« her flash and tremble Pardon, lady ...

... Churca, Sheffield. The Chairman, in his opening address, said he should have little say that evening, there were many present speak who knew more than did of the late Mr. Clement's life and labours. An event such as the death of Mr. Clement was bound make ...

... Lord wanted know who had prompted the doctor recommend the change, which was from one extreme the other- from London York, to speak. Was it reasonable that people who had exercise should be put for two meals week stuff that was not not sund u. for long, let ...

... looked at this man, and then without speaking raised herself up from the garden ruling and began to move towards the houte. But again her name came hissing her ears through the misty night haze. Miss Eliot, I want to speak to ye. ./laud turned cold with ...

... Intrepid Alii views their coming, And his brows relax their frown. On his cheek the flush of anger, That behold craven fear; Speaks he o'er his brazen buckler, Held aslant his redwood spear. Men of Pass and valley, Sons of mountain, wood and flooo, Ye braved ...

... spoke against it, saying that if tbe word expelled was struck out would mean that the societies in dispone would have, to speak, wash their dirty linen in public. It was much better that such matters should left with the Parliamentary The amendment was ...

... BURNLEY'S WEATHER CHART. AUGUST READING. Another month of the summer season has gone, and there was a continuance, generally speaking, of the cold weather. August* 1901, the conditions were alfaed to unbroken sunshine, and Corporations were busy husbanding ...