... and Hit disciples were ib+itsd.” Speaking of tha festivities of the coming week, said that pleasure natural to man ; moderation was the divine rule prescribed by the Chnrehjw were broken, sorrow and bitterness was the result. God’s revenge in thia case ...

... (Alderman Varley) and other magistrates, David Speak and Henry Medley Rushton, betting men. were summoned for using a place for betting on the 27th, 28th, and 29th August. It was decided take only one case against Speak first.—P.C. Symon said the defendant was ...

... refused to take ii» resolutions seriously; although they will provoke some plain speaking they are not likely b» carried anywhere. Sir Wiliam Lyne, the Hon* Secretary, speaking Albury Saturday, Mid recognised that discontent prevailed. ( thst the machinery ...

... CHEERS. Speaking cyclists’ church parade Wynyard Sunday, in aid the Soldiers’ Help Society, Lord Londonderry regretted that, instead of showing practical sympathy with their own disabled sick and unemployed soldiers, the British people had cheered the ...

... gospel descend so low in speaking their brethren.—A resolution welcoming the Education Bill a valuable aid to the cause of elementary i* OQ attempt to deal with a oimou.t problem, was earned. MR O. TOULMIN AT DALTON. Speaking «t meetraj under lie enepice ...

... the building, Mr. Piggott was repeating his declaration that he was the Messiah. Standing on the steps of the throne and speaking intervals of three or four minutes, he said, “Just as Christ was despised and rejected at his first coming so also was he ...

... BOLTON CASTLE, WENSLEYDALE Prom Pksto by TEN YEARS IN ONE. Speaking Lagan’s Port, on Tuesday, President Roosevelt referred to the question of tariff revision. He said:—No nation can stand radical readjustments in the tariff schedules at short intervals ...

... through the country though infested with rabies. The great feature of the speaking was that the speakers rarely exceeded by more than minute or two their allotted time. The speaking lasted exactly hour. At five o’clock a bugle sang a truce to it, and si ...

... New Zealand politics and seek new career, primarily financial, at Johannesburg, is accurate:—“ Concerning the dates I cannot speak positively, but it is practically certain that Mr. Seddon will first return New Zealand in order to wind up his affairs, bid ...

... m home- Before sailing the right hon. gentleman oressed the pleasure his visit to England had given and said he could not speak too highly the nim _ and kindness which had been shown him on hand Referring to the South African settlement, there was naturally ...

... THE OLD AND THE NEW. One generally reckons Vto give team three game* in which to show its tn»e form, but, speaking before to-day’s match, 4. help thinking that the club sorely miaso* the ever ...

... it would not ThwcwM great danger it. The reach wurg-d that Church Otnlda altculd not become benefit societies alone, and, speaking of the erowine men tlrat the laity .held aaai.frgA.Sing the Church, bade thorn beware of false prodhet. and r*t .L.l ,k » ...