... to pause and consider Mr mid Mr.. G. Cecil Whitaker have bat whether thee may not be labouring under • Whitehall Court for Itohinhood Fano. misapprehension, and whether they may nut which they heir taken to: he striking a most damaging blow at religion ...

... over the world. Thon prosplaintiff had never accepted the return, but perous times had nothing to do with the order to keep then alive he put a little Government or any Government in the world. north over the roots. Directly the trees were They were good ...

... Evelyn Warren (Casilda), and Miss May Furniss (the Duchess), on whom fell the bulk of the solo work, and who deserve hearty commendation for their singing. The second act affords further opportunities for pretty staging and the Court dance was encored several ...

... advertising of the fart. We can insure those who may to Unlined to reran' our remarks that we have good moan to know that sor, Porto. harm is being dono in directions which they little imagine by keeping alive the memory of this wretched affair. We base made ...

... the confident hope that we may equal, if not exceed, the proud record of peat years. Turtling now to the lndustrial Branch, our profit-sharing scheme has filen very great satisfaction throughout the country. The shareholders may remember that any 'undue ...

... a Popular TTPr. - The Prettteat Act on the stare . ALMA MARVELLOUS YOUNTAINR. niO ni Wonderful Stage Spectacle! giilloito of Mal water pouring on lbe stage. Playing under powerful eleetrie liginu. Constant changes in the shape of the stater and colours ...

... entitled as of right to sanatorium treatment in whatever stage their illness may be, but such is very far from being the fact. ARREARS. The Act is generous in the matter of arrears, but this generosity may be be maid to cut both ways, the greater the generosity ...

... purpose is the holding op the induetries`of the country on so gigaatio a Neale that the nation may be awed he. immediate surreeper. We haeition reeobed that stage yet, bat we aro very near nog it wall take the watiow Iswelsay and worker' pertimierly. dimmer ...

... 8 W. of the so.' BYFLEET. THE WINTER ALE SIMONDS' OLD. FASHIONED BROWN ALE WILL WARM TOE and KEEP .0i) WARY. Per donna boitee Iggpl. 3.. 3d.. half-bottlea lona. la. lid. per demon: crates of four lan: Barons Is. ed. per crate. Dull!. Ileliterlen In ...

... befoie the Counts Council on .May 22nd. when he both spoke and votes against the measure, but the proposal wee carried by a majority of 31 votes to 20. He feared that no further oppoeitiot was pot. siblc. He was fully alive to the great increase in the ...

... suaveea i, to be is with the future—the programme el extensions and rulditirms is not yet cornpkted—but fcr the present it may suffice to pr that the pc,ition of the company is tilt o f the high water mark of satisfaction and • el the. 110 W THE BT.IRT ...

... SD 9d. sec. antrum. tenant paying rates. Goa and water is told ea, and drab conrecord May be viewed by ventilation of the tenant. Particulars and conditions of Sale may be bad of Yarn. Ssiallasion and Ch.. Solleitors, Guildford, or of tie 'Alistioneens ...