... religious teaching What the Church wante is not preferential treatment for our her children hut equal treatment all round” Speaking meeting last night in support of the candidature Lord Henry Bentinck Mr W G again the fact tariff Trader duly stripped trade ...

... with ringing cheers, thanked his audience for their hearty welcome. He assured them of the great pleasure he felt in again speaking to a West Derbyshire meeting. They had that constituency fought manfully and had won before, now they were going to win again ...

... delivered a tolling addsora. At North Northman% -.10.37 111.431 011/1. tho tearful conditions under which the fy any nomarte to speak of at all. We went lands tor their called aimurbeare in this de- t r.-Wednesday„-Jan. Illth, East Northman. 17.4711 172711 ...

... £100,000 A YEAR. SECRET FUND FOR TARIFF REFORM PROPAGANDA. Mr. John Ward, M.P., speaking at Fenton Thursday night, severely criticised the Duke of Sutherland's Christmas card, and said another letter from his Grace had been sent to tbe manufacturers ...

... dramatic coloured pictures are announced, in addition to a varied programme. The Children’s Christmas. •Uthongh. generally speaking, the adults ot Chesterfield had a ratner unusually quiet time at Christmas, it was not the case with the youngsters, who ...

... pronti.'es peasant prnwanted follow the example of the w-fao advertised for lodgers in the Yoanjj men taken and done for.*’ Speaking the work of the A.-sooiation. said tlmt the KTn»iJJ holders were jns.t the tyj»e of men they wanted encouraged on the land ...

... had lasted for over half-an-hour, were at times considerably interrupted, and the Chairman twice stopped Mr. Rodgers from speaking.—Ths agenda coutainsd an item with regard to the adoption of the bye-laws with respect to new buildings approved by the Local ...

... him in reply to this that he did not know of anything, and that he would have to look round for himself. Archer went ou to speak of the different houses they had broken into about the district. He said they first went to the house of Mr. Claye, Duffield ...

... Hotise | of Commons one day en gave an opponent ihe | ‘ fie direct. Called upo io apoiogise, tbe offender re) | sponded thus: ‘Speak er, ] said the honourable | was a har try e and I for imsulted was not satisfied, and! 4 retorted Sheridar, “the | | men “enn ...

... -erved the Agricultural Committee. What k moic. gave evidence before that Committer and the course that evidence he said, speaking the Spalding district:- Labour may said be prosperous; and this district surely mar taken a good ili list ration ef the benefits ...

... LORD AMPTHILL INDIGNANT. Lord Ampthill, speaking it Glouceiter on Thursday night, said in all sincere, the Lord. had so desire that the rich man should canape his fair 'hare of taxation. Those who that that was their Alec* in. famously. All that the ...

... novelist. and Mr. A. C. Swinburne. the last and ono of Lb* greatest of the Vit,torian poets, will be serely missed, not to speak of Mr. F. Marlon Crawford, Mr. John Daviditen, whose tragic death was for loaf clouded in mystery, and Mr. Geo. Isanville Fenn ...