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... CONSERVATIVE LECTURER SPEAKS THE EDUCATION BILL AT BURNLEY. 'COUNCILLOR H RATON AND THE Continuing his series lectures at Burnioy, Mr. T. the well-known Conservative lecturer, of London, spoke on Wednesday night on the South African War. was at Trinity ...
... MB. SHACKLETON AND BUNDAY CLOSING A* APmi. WOK KING MEN, Speaking at aaotaroaee connection with the Salferd end Temperdone Unlet* k*M Saturday .fumooi et Oldham, Mr. O, J. M.P., for the Clitbaroa Dtririon, referred the national drlolr bill, which hew ...
... chaplain to the infirmary, conducted a brief service in each ward, after which he addressed the candidates sympathetic terms, speaking of tbe great gift they had received the greatest privilege the Church could bestow. Amidst all Christmas gifts, said he, ...
... of the play afforded tha liveliest satisfaction to patrons. Monday evening the piace was not neatly so full, butwa ore able speak in tuiqualified terms the production or' the piece, not oniy with respect to the mounting but also the acting. For the most ...
... MR. SHACKLETON, M.P., AND SUNDAY CLOSING. Speaking at a conference on Saturday promoted by the Manchester, Saiiord and District Temperance Union, Mr. D. J. M.P eaid the national drink bill now represented £3 19s. per head, whereas in 1840 it was £3 os ...
... been hurrying. Witness engaged in a conversation with him, in the course of which Halstead complained of being ill. Whilst speaking with him he fell forward, and died about ten minutes later, death taking place before a doctor arrived. He took Halstead ...
... alleged, being induced by neglect. The children now improving under treatment given thorn the Union institutiem, one being able speak a httle, and the other sec partially.—Prisoner asserted that children had always been well fed, and that they looked better ...
... answers may be given. In the place, there is no,denying that the atmosphere of oar buildings la not of the kind, generally speaking, to draw the people in from the streets. Oar churches and chapels, the main, are appropriated by who can afford to pay for ...
... arrival as arranged. On Saturday he received two deputations and visited various places Harrismith. - -»--♦- ■» Lord Roberts, speaking banquet in honour Lord Lovat and his Scouts London on Saturday, narrated some interesting retuinlicences of his connection ...
... legacy to the world, his laet words hi? fellows, are for peace and union, and one can only hope that he, being dead, will still speak, and that his parting message will be heard and noted by all sections. Thus passes away great ecclesiastic and a great man ...
... given choice, being heartily invited to both! At Nelson Mr. Godfrey Bingley, the well-known Yorkshire lecturer, of Leeds, speak on lantern slide making; whilst at Mr. Wallia, of Kettering, demonsta-ate on lenses and foca.l piano shutters. There will be ...
... Formerly bad boon well-known a prominent member of tbo Stannary White Star football dob, ha got weak and ill that playing became Speaking Halifax up in bed, and own clothes ! work, appetite weary and fagged. I felt like that, used toaay tome, liflfct like a ...