... became a branch of the Royal Bank of Scotland. MOTOOklierEe. ITO-DAY 1 CHITHAT.I aelscripts imam 1 Lamy Wares , Christmas Toe* Party. to re a sac for the Th e or Warwch on .may night gave ' V. 'The Wait of this kind is plaited Pe a, ch r i a tama Kee part ...

... resumes the seat he resigned owing to differences with the Irish Party. Revelations Promised. Addressing a public mfeting, Mr. William O'Brien, M.P., announced that the transactions of the party during the past three years would be investigated the Law Courts ...

... attention. Before now, it is true, there have been solemn pledges of a kind, but they' have been speedily broken by the very parties who voluntarily made them. The famous rescript of the Czar of Russia, for example, which led to the first Hague Conference ...

... for hope in the! future, both for the cause of the party in whose intezests we have striven during a very trying time and for the still greater cause which must ever transcend even the interests of party, the cause of Empire. Though for the moment that ...

... What is wanted now is that the Government should take up the subject heart and soul, not' us a party, but as a national matter. It is this dragging of party feeling into every qumtion connected with the land that more. I think, than anything else makes ...

... BUSINESSES WANTED. Wanted, good Band Laundry:full parties., in confidence.-8114 WANTED, small TOBACCO BUSINESS: must be living: busy neighbourhood: no agents.—B 190. Eveng. News. ...

... the Nationalise party. Mr. W. O'Brien. M.P.. after Mr. Sheehan's reelection. said the result would be to farce the party into more conetitutionii methods. and that it was Kr. Sheeltan'e intention to take legal steps against the party to entomre three ...

... monster tea party to all the children in the village, at the Manor, given by Mr. and Mrs. Ellis. Sane 70 children met at the Schools, and were conducted to the Manor MiSil Oliphant and Mns Robinson. Alter tea Mr. and Mrs Ellis and the house party joined in ...

... seconding a vote of thanks to the High Sheriff, referring to the absence of opposition, said the party in Ireland that snowed the white feather was a doomed party. These gentlemen knew neither bow to fight nor how to make peace. Their skedaddle from Mid-Cork ...

... that the direction events have taken on the question candidature does not give complete satisfaction to the members of the Party, and although they loyally co-operate with the miners should the latter decide to run Mr. Harvey, their agent, they do not ...

... ciaminattons durior tba past year —92. ST. OEOXMP'A-ROAD. Cello. Violin. PGoo. Vote* tom h’t^^eoro^'s-'w)ad^^SS'lio-'C Concert parties provided TOno. pitoFEesoß of piano. oic7xy, 1 . HARMONIITM. Torwa 12s. rcr quarter-iS. i KENT-HTREET _____ gWOWBLET-STRror ...

... Mrs Marley. Mrs A. E. Shute, Mrs Fry. Mies Handcock. Miss Rees Jonas, Mr H. C. and Mrs Vivian. Mrs Harper, Miss Evans and party. the Misses Moore and Mr Erie Moen, Mr and Mos E. Nicholla Mrs Turabulk Mr and Mrs Mosey, Mrs Lennox Robertson, Mr de Metros ...