... that any sort life conditioi poultry. Fowls require much t conditions other farm sto ...

... religious teaching What the Church wante is not preferential treatment for our her children hut equal treatment all round” Speaking meeting last night in support of the candidature Lord Henry Bentinck Mr W G again the fact tariff Trader duly stripped trade ...

... taat the boxes will be bronchit the mainland by special weather per mitting. of and counted at Fenzancs next das Routhly speaking. there a 300 vuters on the most engaged in the Bower cultivation ali England with carly nareisti and daffodils Prior to the ...

... THE DEFENCE. Air. Morgan, speaking for the defence ; -said it was not often took the step which he wan going - to - take now,--of suggesting that in the case of his friend Mr. Giles there was no °vide/toe upon which a conviction could be to be based. ...

... honest man or let them write him down as a man who could not face political music. Mr. Vivian was warmly greeted on rising to speak. He asked his hearers to help him to repeat the victory of four years ago. If they had a good case in 1908 they had a far stronger ...

... GRIMSBY, Lord Charles Beresford, at Grimsby to night, made a pointed attack upon the Prime Shunter. He wished, he said, to speak upon • matter that overshadowed all otbasanamely, the defence of the Empire. He deplored that it was being made a party Too ...

... and the light of self-sacrifice shone in the greet violet eyes. Her lip trenaled as she came over towards h I will never speak of leering you again. she said. as she put a ha.nd on his shoulder. Help me to help him, and I will do the best I can always ...

... Peps, the woncerful bredthe-ahie { edicine. That slicht huskiness which makes you try and clear the throat every time you speak, that tickling throat cough, that stufliness in the chest in the early morning, and that tendency to catch cold on the chest ...

... FROM PUNCH. Speaking on the condition of the Xaw n'j.L Cawdor said spoke upon the subject 1 l'Hited breath.—Sunday Chronicle. Ne s '~ Ea Cawdor has ' j ust ®t his breath. °f most prominent doctors save formed medical orchestra, give concerts. Few persons ...

... service of the Father- The speech was received with constant and prolonged outbursts of cheering. . When the King had finished speaking tho audience, standing up, shoutea Vive lq Roi. Vive la Reine.” The Socialists tried to make a counter demonstration, but ...

... pergapa„ so much as the tittle one recuperatmg Irma tocknom and in its dreary days of couvaleecence thrown in upon itself, so to speak. And the unadulterated joy which these Santa Clews celebrations at the Home creates swung the children more than compensate* ...

... Tuesday that Mr. Allen will speak at Dursley on January sth, and that Alderman J. B. Win- (Cheltenham) will also deliver an address. Aldeman Winterbo&ham's son, Mr. C. Winterbotham, had, it was stated, promised to speak for Mr. Allen Uley. Mr. Arthur ...