... should set their minds to work and eee whether they could not reduce their expenses. Mr. Dykes said that he had not proposed be speak upon the subject, but as the matter had been brought forward he would, with their per- mission, say a few words. He noticed ...

... they had not heen parties to break- ing the peace. and thes had done their best for reform. (Applause.) But he could not speak with equal confidence and satisfaction as te retrenchment. (Laughter.» aes had always felt that their case was a very one. ...

... scientific triumph, wireless y, will be put te practical use. r. standing in his box at the summit of the amphitheatre, will speak wireless messages to his assistants and principal actors at the far eud of the Pageant ground. The story of Australia will ...

... LOCAL ITEMs. The prospective Liberal candidate for the Divieton of Kent, Mr. Leonard is tu speak at Farnborough to-morrow Mr. James Rowlands, M.P., and Mr. Walter Rea, M.P.. are also to address the meeting, particulars of which are advertised. An engroming ...

... succes bear) —and congratulated the association apen now having as its secretary their friend. Mr. Alfred Millx, (Hear, hear.) Speaking of his own knowledge of their secretary, and from every- thing he heard, he conld only say that Mr. Mills was a distinct ...

... Sevenoaks, never would be, and never could be their Member in any circumstances what- ever. Proceeding. he said he wanted to speak about Imperialism, because to his mind it was the governing consideration at the present time, and was the one thing they had ...

... of Jonah and the whale, Neah and the Fleod, and the turning of Lot's wife to a pillar of salt, as ipustrations. Also, in speaking of the events which would precede His second coming, He quoted from Daniel and other prophets. And on the journey to Emmaus ...

... vehicle of particular opinions, and thus the Authorised Version binds us te- gether. It is the common heritage of the English-speaking race. for it was not frame@ by “self-conceited brethren who run their own ways and give liking unto nothing but what framed ...

... come to address them, the chairman said that they were fortunate that night in having euch distinguished men come down to speak to ¢ - Sir George Kekewich, whose name was «0 well known, did all he could to forward that great cause; and they had in Dr ...

... there was nothing like open-air speaking for getting at the hearts and minds of the people. It was work, and he believed the future political battles of this country would be won at the street corners. Vroceeding to speak on the subject of Tariff Reform ...

... to theuk Councillor Comins for aa interesting little pucee of information. Hut was the chairman of the Finance Com- mittee speaking seriously when in ...

... (Hear, 7.) The Chairman said he might re-assure Mr. Newton that that, to some extent. had already heen done. Thes could not speak too highly of their staff. They had an excellent engineer and secretary, and excellent staff working under them. The Board ...