... markets generally. Italy, Greece, Spain, Portugal, and the Brazils and South America, they take all our fish. Whilst I am speaking our first cargo of fresh fish is on its way to England. It is only an experiment, but I hope it will prove a success, because ...

... Fleetwood Trade. THE PREMIER, SIR EDWARD P. MORRIS, MAKES TOUR | OF INs>PECTION. ; “Whilst T am speaking our first cargo of fresh fish is on its way to Emgland. It is only an experunent. I hope 1t may prove a success, because, 1f it does, we w.ull e aple ...

... thoughts and love were expressed for the church he had so loyally supported as .member and deacon. ° Mr. Lemuel Jones was able to speak of the long association of Mr. Webster with the work of the Y.M.C.A. in Blackpool, as member and treasurer of the local funds ...

... can afford to spare a little, helps him out by lending him & sheep or two, which will be repaid at the first opportunity. Speaking of the supply of cattle and sheep from Teeland, Mr, Noble expressed the opinion that if this branch of agriculture in Ireland ...

... present, but there was one department Whi(‘.% was almost entirely devoted to the future, and that was education. Proceeding to speak on educational matters, he said education affected not merely the present generation, but the future, In forty years’ time ...

... overdow service was limperauive to cop: w.th the crowd, and the Rev. J. Paton wiliiams, after giv.ng his address, went t 0 speak at the overdow meeting 1 St. Jean's Cnurch. Mr. G. w. Booth, President of the Blackpoot Free Church Councii, had the conduct ...

... man to receive the order. The defendant said it was a mistake and was not intentionally done, Before tberl:? had finished .speak.ni.an officer appeared, and he took him, thinking that the next man would go to Hornby Road. The Mayor, in imposing a fine ...

... (Applause). s : The King's Proclamation. The Mayor and tha Town Cierk hating gone on ‘the platform whilst the Rev. D. ‘Vakley was speaking, the Mayor at this point read the Kiug's proclamation. He vXplained that upoa receiving it he called a mocting of the clergymen ...

... problems they will have to express an opinion upon, the result may not prove so beneficial as many have expected. Generally speaking, there is nothing that should be done by governing authorities—either local or national-—without an opportunity having been ...

... they had raised some thousands of | pounds, which went towards ihe equipment ‘of the electrical apparatus at Squire's Gate. Speaking of Mr. Lloyd George’s peaca speech, he said the fact of Germany putting out peace feelems was, to his mind, a sign of weakness ...

... under which the men had to fight. The war dragged on indefinitely, and did they wonder that these men weare sick and tired? Speaking of the standard.of morality of our men the preacher said the standard of our Allies was lower than ours. The condittons under ...

... country,”” That is not his opinion alone, but also the opinton of those who, from their knowledge of secondary education, can speak with authority of the work of M. Whittington. The pupils at the school, whilst in the dignified atmosphere born of two centuries ...