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... PLAIN SPEAKING. TRURO. Monday Night. A eermou preached here last uight by ihe Rev. J. Cockin. a Free Church nunieter. has created a sensation in the town. Mr. Cockin said he had been told of Truro local preacher pi Rig card? for money at civic function ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. Mr. Henry Vivian, like the gentleman immortalised is A plainspoken kind creotur —The* blurts right out wilt’s in 'is ’ead.” has blurted out his opinions to the General Council of the Carpenters and Joiners terms that cannot misunderstood ...
... Speaking to Men. ** Practical Lay Preaching.” By H. Jeffs. PP* James Clarke and Co. 2s. 6d. net. oek neck the demand for the sorvices the lay preacher increases. Methodism would at a standstill if her local preachers wont on strike. The rapid rise of ...
... SPEAKS FOR ITSELF Our contributors for 1908 include Revs. W. Kingscote Greenland (Serial Stor> j, Dr. Watkinson, Dr. Horton, Dr. Brown, H. Elvet Lewis, M.A., F. Meyer, B A., C. Ensor Walters, J. Henderson, A.. J. H. Shakespeare, M.A., T. Young. J. E. ...
... SPEAKS FOR ITSELF Our contributors for 1908 include Revs. W. Kingscote Greenland (Serial Story), Dr. Watkinson. Dr. Horton, Dr. Frown, 11. Elvet Lewis, M.A., I'. B Meyer, A., C. Ensor Walters, W. J. Henderson, 8.A., J. H. Shakespeare, M.A.. Diusdale T ...
... BISHOP’S PLAIN SPEAKING. The Bishop of Carlisle, speaking Saturday at the opening of an Art Exhibition Carlifcle. c-aid he delighted to see in many churches the product* of carving done in winter evenings inhabitant* of the place. A good deal of it was ...
... speak a ess denied that the man pproved the plans, was her iU' the only agent ; Scorer r. Sir Edward read the Countess offering Scorer *'clerk the works.'* at a 150. but the Countess still obli* was not her agent. That •r’s term. (Laughter.) rd Your own ...
... Speaks for all Railway;. ** 1 should like to conclude,” he says. stating the views which are common to all railway Boards, including my own. are in ma.iy respects com rolled the Board of Trade, official body rocpousihle to Parliament aaid «ue public, ...
... I Speak the Truth. Answering Mr. Baden Powell, witness said it would not be tho correct thing in the ca«e of the Berlin let her sheer and starboard her helm. Mr. Baden Powell: You are a servant of the company, and, I suppose, friend the captain Berlin ...
... PRINCE BUELOW SPEAKS. Flattering Words for Italian Ears (From Our Own Correspondent.) BERLIN, Monday Night. Prince Budow, an interview with the Italian Deputy, Signor Benedetto Cirmeni, who some years ago lived in Berlin correspondent and was expelled ...
... SILENT MAGGIE SPEAKS. Maggie Cowie, the Scotch latttie, with rosy cheeks and rich brown hair, who .so sorely tried Mr. Plowdea’s patience at the Police Court on Wednesday by her ob*tinate refusal apeak, was again brought before Mr. Plow den Saturday. ...