... essential to Mr. French. He held a prominent Mace its the public 'rife of Oreetiatree , . and Ins death was a great hiss. Speaking foe the Church they represented. in the comprelleusise outlook on things spir tual which Mr. Frvioclo took, it was Chit that ...

... Day and Dank Holiday by people fond of open-air sport. The ahscnee al any cawl at the City Poiico Court during the holiday speaks volumes for the sobriety of the city during Chrisunsatide. THE CATHEDRAL. n . The spacial earvione et Owe At Cathedral in ...

... make few remarks on the poet year, and begin with the weather, which has been rather peculiar. January wet and, generally speaking, mild. rained, more less, 20 days, and 1 only recorded two days of frost. February was fine month, with rain only eight days; ...

... arrived in Ireland, where he landed this morning. In connection with the above announce~ ment it is recalled that De Valera, speaking here in August last, was reported as having declared that if the late Mr. MacSwiney died he intended to return to Ireland ...

... Nonconformist view, while the Bishop of Truro will speak for the Church of England. I should like every keen Church man or woman to hear these two eminent men. so representative and so undoubtedly qualified to speak on the subject. BARNSLEY BENCH AND FINES BY ...

... very consideration makes other monies long to isaitito her. Romeenter that to do your work • woman of tact owsus more than speaking. than any'hing elm- A womaa of tact is one who is courteous slider all circumstance. and In every soadition in which AC may ...

... wixch the keys that | make the right g:rds in the heart of Star give out the *Motional values that e necessary. . Dc'enerally speaking, . W. Griffith is a Moiseless director. He is not of that ;‘:n that persistently and insistently infno? down the megaphone ...

... was speaking Mr. O. Ward entered the room, having Just come from London, where he had other business. His arrival was hailed with such spontaneous and enthusiastic cheer that Mr. Crossland’s address came an end, and Mr. Ward was called onto speak. Having ...

... actor, “did this on me at the Savoy. Baynton, however, largely justified himself. At least it may be said of him that he speaks the King’s English. His elocution was admirable. He has, moreover, dear perception of the part,but his lack of facial and ...

... Songs of Arthur, They laid him ia a chamber cold, which simply means C. room with. out a fire—a cold-harbour.• An old Me. speaks of Longetiel impales le (441- lierhegh en Landrieu, aryl Tyndale's version of a wolf-Ansss test the Goepri is, 1 was herterleme ...

... price of coal is burden on industry which helps to for unemployment discontent Judging from the utterances those who claim speak in the Labour there are certain people profess to believe that trade with Russia would remedy some of our industrial ills The ...

... farmers’ aims and hopes more clearly than in his letter in the passage that I have quoted Speaking in the on 15th November Wilson-Fox apologised for temerity in speaking on agricultural question because he could not claim “ to in any an agricultural expert” ...