... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... he naturally bad speak a certain amount care. (Laughter)., He was the son of peer and the grandson two peers. They might expect him sort of duke—(renewed laughter and 'you are well off,) —to go' to the other violent extreme, tud speak that night ol the ...

... to give. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Aplin, who seconded, said he was sure they wore voicing the sense of the alhole constituency by speaking highly Sir John. (Hear, hear.) did not matter What district they went to, his name was revered more than, believed, that ...

... land of mystery unknown. Thibet which is peered upon wistfully from East and from West, by Chinaman and by Rnssiao, not to speak of the Englishman at Simla, whence Sven Hedin set out for his brave wanderings early in 1906, not to appear there again until ...

... riy large gathering awa:ted tie advent of the New Year. Appropriate himne were sung, and the Pasto- ‘Rer. W. K. Berferd), speaking from the words, havo before thee an door,” said behind them was many a rad and id Lng before them a year out of God's wit ...

... SINGLE CHAMBER GOVERNMENT. Speaking at Cardiff, Lord ?di'nee said it was evident that the Budget, which was intended to oust Tariff Reform, was not now relied upon by its own authors, who had got to bold out other and inure sinister inducements. They ...

... MR. WALTER LONG. Mr. W. Long, M.P., speaking Colchester on Wednesday night, referred to Mr. Churchill’s election address, and said that it was perfectly clear that the object which the President the Board of Trade bad in his mind was to create a single ...

... a« (tare a recital at Wcaleran appeared In The Cornish and Devon Post Sunday evening after sex; InJune lasL The latter ill speak, lor vice. Mr. and Airs. Krill sang sacred s~ soioft. , , . , „ . of the Cornish and Devon The took place the Cemetery ...

... from spreading. Mr. J. Chioobt said that personally did not think it was necessary to make measles, which were, generally speaking, a juveniles* complaint, a notifiable disease, it would m an many half crowns for the medical officer of health. The Clsbk ...

... Glou- MarkU Church on Monday, by the Rev. L. A., ■ ff troyed apd down you think it would pite thp attempts of the Chairman to speak they falsified, whilst other countries were flourishing t0 timekaepers were Mr. W. O. Webber and Lyne. the contracting parties ...

... THE HOUSE OF LORDS. Speaking at Salisbury on Tuesday, Sir Edward Grey said I am in favour of a Second Chamber, but as to that hereditary House at this time of day, constitn:ed as the House of Lords is, I say those who base their case for a Second Chamber ...