... Prisoners of War Hospital at Park Hall Camp, OswestrY, and is still at large. lie is 21 years a age, stands SE. gin., and speaks English fluently. on arriving at Sunderland on Tuesday the captain of the Norwegian steamer Tres reported that when miles ...

... always met with the (fleetest cautery from every member of too Hoard. end he ,ery gridefid for the mpppnrt Amy had given him. Speaking of the firtore, he Maid great and cis rears witilscrit any election, ul authorities net, being very strongly criticised, ...

... combination and federation is the way to authority and effectiveness. A united voice cannot be unheeded. So a united church would speak with one voice Of authority, in defence of any particular in. terest, spiritual, or moral or social, when it was imperilled ...

... paused; still nobody broke the In. tease silence. Lady Ramey rose from her seat as to add something, but sat down again without speaking. Then Robertson started up. Bit Alicia only turned her eyes to him, and be was checked. The situation was a novel one. There ...

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... have They We that his that members as lbia side of the Howe have with nand to the ban& the workers of this country Is, so to speak, put up a peg on which to hang our hats. I would remind bon. members opposite that we have Just been through one of the greatest ...

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... forward the idea that a bridge should be erected to connect the Green and Mill Moors. The Rector continued the discussion by speaking very strongly in favour of a patish nurse. lie re. marked, however, that he would hue• able to find house for the nurse, ...

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