... will be worthy of the same. William Beveridge was laid to rest in Tottenham Cemetery on Wednesday. Feb. 9th, and nothing can speak more eloquently as to the respect in which he was held by all shades of religious thought than that in one funeral carriage ...

... was the most • solo had been sung by Mrs. CWlTharalr, whit at the etrrse of the yea; it amounted difficult of his life. Speaking as the minis- entitled Love not tbo World, the Chair,to £617 13s. lid„ to which howeeer, must ter. he said that what the ...

... Cotterell paused with a eery meaning thought the Colonel wee here, of comes, and look. No. I mean the blow. Be km been I was speaking to him I entered. One of struck with some blunt 'aloe, and the them cried to the other, 'This is the niece.' brain is injured ...

... with the lady, but she keeps him at a distance: her sister also appears at intervals, and there is also a good priest who speaks some fine sentiments. Eventually the Count endeavours to kiss the girl, but is seen and denounced; and not only so, but the ...

... this would crush poor people like them. He had everything on his aide. —His Honour listener' patiently while she went on speaking for a minute or two, and then he told her that she had not everybody against her: but he could not mould the law to suit ...

... slightest doubt as to what principles they held. That was really more effvtive, and could win more votes than any amount of speaking on the platform. Of course he understood that the large meeting,* were necessary to create • degree of enthusiasm, but it ...

... with the lady, but she keeps him at a distance: her sister also appears at intervals, and there is also a good priest who speaks some fine sentiments. Eventually the Count endeavours to kiss the girl, but is seen and denounced and not only so, but the ...

... this would ernsh poor people like them. He had eyerythill on his side. —Hi. Honour liatenecl patiently while she went on speaking for a minute or two, and then he told her that she hail not everybody against her: but he mould not mould the law to •suit ...

... to preface that my friend does not speak English very well, although he understands it. 1 must there d fore be the spokesman, so to speak. Just as you pleura, said Ralph, notl answering his question. I was speaking of your interest in my ear old M in ...

... a reminder bat sight. You'll let me have that fifty, weal you? Ralph glowed at his companion, and laullissd. 06, you may speak before lay friend thsooymi. You may rememb.i asseatag him in my rooms at Wadbaas. 'How do you do, Aastabler evil Gaecoyne ...

... Wren (43), and Helen Wren (48), very excitedly, in consequence of which be shop. He did not see • man with him.— I club, Speaking of his long connection with the consciousness at intervals. Ile was takei his wife, of Lincoln-road, Ponders End, were was ...

... and U Mr: Alden and the FOOTBALL. Premier. Speaking at the Liberal Club dinner. a t Wood Green on Saturday, Mr. Alden, the. proposer of the toast, The memory of SATURDAY. Gladstone, said very few voids were Sin= sPreMon North Led (Lowed.) nary in ...