... THEY BOTH WOBBLED. Unless a cylist is a “scorcher” there is no need, genemlg speaking, to make any effort to avoic him. e will look out for the collisions. A lady was crossing the street when she saw a bicycle rider coming towards her. She stogged, ther ...

... . . . ' Mr. Marshall Hall. who had • ocribil ann. apologised for interrupting the *wigmest of the evening. but he did sot speak of his owa , free will, hut be was told that they would like to herr • few words. He congrataleted the , 1 pasty upon the success ...

... theif figure-: well as their necks. Oeo&AdTlM- Here is some good advice for the young wife Never, under any circumstances, speak yen* husband’s faults and failings. course hag them; you would find him a most deadly, dull, and uninterofting person if be ...

... Co-op. Boycott. DASLINUDEN AND THE DEFENCE FEND. PLAIN SPEAKING. THE GAZETTE SATURDAY NOVEMBER t 2 1902 ...

... them. Speaking of the schools he said he wanted his hearers to think over what had been said at different meetings lately with reference to education. He c3uld not tell them how it had stirred him. He heard an lignorant but very eloquent man speaking about ...

... A WATERLOO VETERAN. The recent death Robert Lyons, of Pendleton, at the age of 102, speaks well for the salubrity Salford. Moreover, it is pleasant to find that he has been one of the recipients of the Booths Charities since 1899. Bom in 1800, Lyons joined ...

... LINERS V. TRAMPS.' The Government Policy Denoanced. Speaking yesterday afternoon, atilt* launch of a steamer built by Means. W. Dexford and Sons, Sunderland, for Madera Rancinsan and Co., Mr. Walter Runcissan, M.P., spoke of the relation of subsidies ...

... LAZY, HAZY, AND CRAZY. Mr. Emniott, the Radical member for Oldham, speaking in the House of Commons on Thursday, described the three parties in the Church as Low Church and lazy, Broad Church and hazy, High Church and crazy. ...

... Partington and Co.'s Hazleburst Mill continues to be fairly brisk, and also at the neighbouring mills. The spinning trade, speaking generally, is fairly quiet, but full time is being worked. ...

... who could not speak dully And British scholars, one ar.d all. When speaking him. used to call Him Tully. And now again tc-day we sco An orator both frank and free Whom dulness doth not sully : Though he's not wanted here all. When speaking of him. still ...

... William Mulock, Dominion Postmaster-General, delivered an address last night trade matters before the Ottawa Board of Trado. Speaking mutual trade preferences within the Empire, he said the mother country had not absolutely rejected the proposal of the colonies ...

... LIVER rooL. GRIMSBY TOWN v. LIVERPOOL Speak/ Xenon Sr this nosies. front the pot of J. 8.. will appear sm. Mertsr. THE lIIPRESSIONIST BRADFORD. SWINTON V. BRADFORD. fil k prowsw• will contribute • Sponisa Ns watch to next week's ...