... you have any right t ) second it. Mr Birrell —I have a right to speak as a Town Counciller. I did not in intend to speak. but seeing the absurd way )ou were going on, I felt bound to speak. Bailie Masson—l do not think you have any tight to discuss your ...

... op she licence means a considerable loss to one and a big drop in one's income, throwing away one's broad and butter so t t speak, it comes to be a serious matter especially when you have others depending upon you, and it Is the duty of every one to provide ...

... than to drowning. He had been told of sailors' bodies being found lacerated, as if they had been cut all over with knives. Speaking of water-formed lime. stone, in the form of stalactites, Mr. Canis- Willson said a stalactite 90ft. in length would take ...

... By the end of 1910 over one third of them were oat of work, and less than 7,000 of these were taken on in 1911. Broadly speaking, the average iron and steel worker in the United States, even during the prosperous year 1910, was unemployed during 13 ...

... country stands for the Democratic policies. The American Eneonomist, the organ of the American Protecri.e Tariff League, speaks in exactly similar strain. On every page it insistently seas that the new tariff is nothing else than Free Trade in its beginning ...

... benefited under the will, had not only handed it over to her enemy, but had advised him to destroy it. She had exchanged it, so to speak, for the with which Mouton bad been lulled, and, in bAdelon, bad secured the lawyer's silence by yielding up her property. ...

... worse state than ever I hale seen it. I spoke to the harbourmaster, who said that as no one was paying dues, he had right to speak about it. Provost Porter—lf they do not _pay attention to our warning, we can hold them liable. Mr Cunningham If they cannot ...

... inapcsed.by the air scams to me to lie in the fast that the great majority of fatalities which have recurred have not been, so to speak. legitimate but have been fatalities due to careleeenese in some form or another on the part of the aviator. They may. I think ...

... should be profitably sold. The Protectionists cannot even pretend there is a match industry to protect, for as Mr Alex. Aiken, speaking at Johanneeborgh on October 22n1, pointed out, though the industry employs nearly one half as many white people as ooloared ...

... TEI ANZRICAN FLAG. The celebration of the hundred years peace between the English speaking peoples, reminds us that the flags of various countries have much that Is interesting in their history, and not a few owe their design, if not their origin, to ...

... friend and neighbour, Mr Fonsonby, on the other. The debate is not yet over, Sir Edward Carson, and Mr Boner Law. are sill to speak. I regret, and regret more than I can say —I do not know whether I wilt be believed in my sense of my regret —('atieter)—that ...

... :—The infants' classes have been we❑ taught, and their general progress is satisfactory. The pupils should be trained to speak with greater confidence and distinctness. The work of the junior division sections is well advanced, and apart from some weakness ...