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... ENTERPRISE HAMPERED THE GOVERNMENT IS THE CHIEF PROFITEER. _ Sir C. Macau Speaks Out In an interview given to the Press Ainsociation Sir Charlee W. Macs., raid that just as the socalled boom in tthe cotton industry was worked up some months ago by uninformed ...
... donation on July 31 and 83,500 would rem.co on donation. He was at present considering the situation. A Sunday school teacher speaking to her clam about the days and the wisdom of Solomon. When Sheba's queen came and laid gems and gorgeous apparel before ...
... TINKERING WITH HEALTH. Al Men Must Be Bred. Sir James Barr, the distinguished physiSan, speaking on Monday. at the resumed conference of the representative body of the British Medical Association, at Cambridge, severely criticised the Ministry of Health ...
... Eng- All engagements in Captain Licne! Montague’s name: Solo lish yet. If he were outside the court perha you might hear him speak beautiful Englisb,” (F478 OM FOR LEARY BOOTS. wes of Judge Cluer at ...
... with the most impo! rtant decisions which were reached. The of the Lobby says that after the two speech es Mr. Llovd George, speaking jocula’ rl to the Liberal Whip, asked when Mr. Asqui th would be crossing the floor of the House to je in him, and the Whip ...
... Dr. Cassell's Co., Ltd., Cheater Road, Manchester, England. Sir James D. Connolly, Agent-General for Weetern Auatralia, speaking at the annual Weetern Australian dinner in London, said:— Up to ten yeare previous to the war 72 per cent. of the a v icieb ...
... match was played, has there been a side more thoroughly ropresentative of the Palatinate. The only tinge of colour, so to speak, is to found in the presence of the acting captain, Jack Sharp, and vo fal if thea new idol Lancashre crowd | the ...
... the special congress » Mr. J. H. Thomas s tion from the N.U.R ash Irish question, and Mr. a of the “Miner 1 les pment ind speak to the ecommends a down Shay Ya ...
... to my ledge given any idea where the district is ilnit earns the £.4 per week, which is so delightful mouthful to him. He speaks of assisting at 'sing the wages of a sick weaver at 15s, per day, rest being ro we may safely take the district which hews ...
... the employes with a shaving outfit. Mr. D. eminent& pmakted, and Mr. JAck Langton made the preeehtslio.; both gentlemen 'speaking of the recipient's valuable wrvives. Mr. Butterworth atutatly responded. BREDBURY & ROMILEY. ur Atas .4unh -- Wilde, daughter ...
... boo. Aw named who landed abeawt ten minutes before time Ilse* a bit o' .. trouhl,. _ _ - r itc''eawt th' whoam coming an to speak on. Didn't eawr mill lame' fairly enle.l the'rset's? Weather hasn't bin o'er but d it stop 'era? What wi' the': jumpers, sport ...
... severe attack of illness, and was laid up for a time. On returning to my duties, the employer seemed to make it in his way to speak to me, and ask how I was getting along. On telling him, he straightway told me if waa not well I must etay off work and rest ...