... is Randall, and ire. A. Avons. Dresses Garrett Dances arranged ‘by ny Mra, if fet There are over 100 names o mime and it speaks volumes for Mra, Hew it's sonality that so large a co y is kept together and works so unotiringly and for the sucess of the ...

... poll with deep, earnest conviction that they mu vote for the man who stood for nighteou ness. | Tsay to you,” concluded the speake ‘vote with your consciences. Don listen to the clamour of those who wou deceive you Take your little chi on your knee and ...

... 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 ...

... WES - worm NEW& Novo become of ;wool of to whom it as personal Than orporiooot of $ neighbor with • matter of the gravest to speak Melly cf Doer'. backache kids. Odle. lin very E. Attar. 39. lionford-rrest, Weymouth. bee taper re with this I know them ...

... and of their property. Lea them face the taste sheet Ireland. Was it a bad thing or not to have Home Rule If they were So speak many plainly, they must say Ireland war, on the whole, • hostile nation. (Hear, hoer.) In close proximity to our ahem, and ...

... Because I bought a seeeed-beed one. and bought it cheap! The meeting concluded with the usual of thanks to the Chairman and speaks's. prep. by Dr. Le Warne, and seconded Is 7 Kr Carter. • .%8 the meeting broke up cheers wens gives for Col. Calle, and c ...

... Wilts League, they were vr well for the Trowbridge the tes Field on fet slay. It ve them brothe spectators that, altho ug speaks their favourites ga a great on Christmas Day, yet the on the attendance at this mate h was the largest so far this Cane season ...

... smesanns to which reference not be made is tie Development Bill, which was foreshadowed by Mr. Lloyd George in his Budget speak. It was duly introduced, and passed both Houses, not without undergoing sown viciraitadss. It• objects are to promote the asonomic ...

... cheering, and voice, “He’s a good man.”) Coming current political questions, Mr. Rea said th« South End Watd, in which wa* speaking, tad its own peculiar characteristic. wan ndustrial ward, if there were one in Gloucester, and such it was interested in ...

... opposite side of the lone, throwing deceased off and pitching him en his head) Wotness galloped up. and being unable to make him speak, called for assistance —Mr |. V de acmibed tho injumés, which were a severe fracture of the skull and laceration of the brain ...

... Vcs did”). He would ask them not put him in the same category as Mr. I’re, because Temple) could not no it—(laughter). tried speak the truth, and heard it said scores of times the last election, and the newspaper files would bear him out—(ap Sir Alexander ...