... PLAIN SPEAKING. Upon the reading at the minutes Mr Gilbertson said he thought the case ot Mr Lowery Nixon ought not to have been in the minutes. The business ot the Board was practically finished when Mr Sugden and himself lett the meeting. Ile thought ...

... in the streets of Dresden. The police of the place where the china comes from have issued • decree enacting that cabmen who speak foreign language must indicate on a leather armlet in colours the particular tongues they have mastered—English, French, Italian ...

... A HUGE UNDERTAKING, A builder and road contractor was speaking to a friend about some half mile of new mid, and ;di.° a bridge, that had been undertaken and completed by I • in a short time. Friend: Ach, that's within'. What about a shinall bit a jab ...

... in the streets of Dresden. The police of the place where the china comes from have issued a decree enacting that cabmen who speak foreign languages must indicate on a leather armlet in colours the particular tongues they have mastered—English, French, Italian ...

... KITCHENER THE BEST SOLDIER. The ex-Hoer General Ben Viljoen, speaking at Liverpool on Saturday, made some interesting criticisms in regard to the war. General Cronje, he said, was not slim enough. His detest was a blow from which the Boer army never recovered ...

... over sad over apia, apparently, was be Mend hie eyes. toeo to was haawsoosiiity impsonive,lliiesasit me. Thee, still without speaking, he walked to the window, and stood there, his back turned upon Shivering with cold, despite the warmth of the evening, I ...

... GOOD GUNNERS SCARCE. Lord Charles Berestord dealt with the question of gunnery in speaking at the annual dinner of the Royal Arsenal Association of Foremen held at the Holborn Restaurant on Saturday evening. He contrasted the system of training gunners ...

... MR IL CAMPBELL-BANNERMAN AT AYEL Sir H. Campbell-Bannerman, speaking at a Liberal meeting at Ayr, regarded the terms of peace in South Africa as. on the whole, satisfactory. The settlement arrived at. he said, seemed to secure supremacy of the British ...

... into the room, varied occasionally by boldly advancin• right in. Young lady: There is one thing, Molly, I •vould like to speak to you about. You must 'earn to keep out of the sitting-room When I have visitor., unless I ring the be:l for you. Molly : ...

... e, narrow-mindedness made itself evident, and gradually the support was withdrawn, and the place went to the dogs,' so to speak. As I have said, 'twas a great pity. It is a good sign, however, that to some extent the old conditions are being returned ...

... predominated, especially at half-back, until the last quarterof-an-hour, when the game was played with better effect. It speaks well for the grand defence of the Blues that only a single try was recorded against them the first half, and the wind against ...

... Onl THE MAYPOLE DAIRY CO., LIMITED, LOCAL ADDRESS-14, POW STREET. WORKINGTON. 360 Branches throughout the Kingdom. which he speaks, and they may safely be relied upon as an accurate representation of the facto.—Yours faithfully, J. Warr. Bradford-on-Avon ...