... Ihe expei-tetl return of the dcniob«h'«d soldier did not bring him within their influence as they expected, and. generally speaking, they shard the anxiety and fear with which looked into the future. I Nor did the new Parliament bring hope Every measure ...

... entente and arriving ut some conmlidated plan to G* the definite policy of States. SPAIN’S INTERNAL TROUBLES. Mad'id Mc’aycd'.—Speaking in the Senate. Senor Allcndc Salazar. Premier, said that while the position of Spain in regard to eaternai affair* could ...

... number wear the gold stripe in roiiseipience of the raids. Many man remembers the thrill received at the sound feminine voice speaking his own language when good fortune sent him for brief spell away from the horrors the line.** The (jerman Decalogue. his ...

... women’s vote. Arthur Marshall liegins his uphill task on Wednesday next, when vvill be adopted. Sir John Simon has promised speak hie behalf. 'i*he writ has not yet been issued, but efforts arc being made have the election held the last Saturday this month ...

... (Lieutenant-Governor of the Punjab). Ho said the bitter poison administered bv him had actually proved the elixir of life. Speaking of the Reform* Bill, urged the continuance of the constitutional struggle united efforts to make the reform* successful. ...

... while to give myself to this work?’ And my answer is,* Emphatically worth while.’ The work a great work, and I come hack to speak of it with faithfulness and pride. ’ —SIR ANDREW FRASER, late lieut-Gov. of Bengal Generous contributions arc asked for the ...

... Germans Deceived. After speaking of his tu.Thcr studies, Mr. savs; outbreak of the ...

... dsame rent ever aince. wore houses there let under die regime ai from a year. --•m*' cases the tenants paid the rates. not speak as to the others, if were free, the estate would get year for them. Practically every time orof those old cottages was likely ...

... to-day throughout the world. It points out that spiritual forces are the •ne hope for a permanent foundation for world peace. Speaking at Leeds, last night. Lord Robert Cecil, referring the United States reservations to the Treaty, said they were not vital ...

... honour their martyred comrade*. LORD RUSSELL OF LIVERPOOL. The Rev. ALEXANDER CONNELL. DA), and other representative will also speak. The Right Hoc. the l-ORD OF LIVERPOOL will preside. Admission FVee. Collection. Note.-The dargy the churches are kind t«*j ...

... H. Thomas advises the men to accept an honourable settlement. Several brunches the N.U.R., Jbowevcr, reject the scheme. Speaking at Sunderland. Mr. Churchill amid that in consequence the downfall of Denikin and Koltchak. he feared that might have trouble ...

... costs- - the latter amounting £lO Krooksbank, and Morton was ordered pay and costs 1C» in all). WHITTINGTON’S BIRTHPLACE. 4 Speaking New Year (reus given to the Oawestry’s Boy;,* Club, orgaoi»atiop foimdtjd polic ...