... years has been due to the superior organisation of the industrial and urban interests. It may be assumed that, generally speaking, the latter interests have jntended po harm to agriculture: and it has been asserted iu defence of those interest, that if ...

... Coltman, Sherwell Congregational Church. ir.Tholtman regretted that would be the I lass time be would have the pleasure of speaking at sine of time 'anion. He was mesedingly sorry to be Mamie( Plymouth and the glorious county erDeven, fo r be had learned ...

... large number of people that would there. 'Jhe prisoner Nash attempted to enter the Hall, and P.c. Stannard had occasion to speak to him, when the defendant attacked him. The assaults had nothing to do with the event in the Drill Hall. CIVILIAN TO THE RESCUE ...

... addressed the Portsmouth Brotherhood yesterday, leading figure in boys’ clubs, and is real brother to Borstal and Toe H. boys. speaking of the way in which the Press recorded the concerts and other functions held m the prisons, which led many people to believe ...

... A.’s IDENTITY. Yfr Frank Hodges, speaking at Socialist meeting in Bradford lagt night, referring the necessity for Labour having Sunday newspaper its own, said labour ought bo saving something about the Robinson v. Midland Bank case. asked w hat could ...

... GROOMING OF COWS WF:I.Sti DOCTOR AND MILK CAMPAIGN. Speaking at the annual meeting of Criecieth Nursing Association Dr. Lloyd Owen said they should wage war against Ordinary varieties of milk, which contained millions of bacteria. Scrupulous grooming ...

... si°n °f er character in an d she figures Shakekh John. She was not very r iVrn in England, France being a nd, if history speak truly, y A, (anor af: much disliked as ij ' ndra is beloved. Edward I. t>' Elizabeth was 69, but was C !i or^e - died in 77) ...

... appearance in England Puccini left anything a eom-I pleted state as yet unperformed cannot yet be Stated with confidence report speaks of a “Turandot” on which he was engaged Report however has always been busy as to Puccini’s intentions and since that early ...

... first piling the cow and then killing and eating her body. At least the old Norsemen were consistent and honest. Generally speaking, view of overeating always the there is less actual joy the eating and always a bitterness in the moutii afterwards. lam ...

... DECEMBER 2nd, at 8 p.m. When Prebendary CARLILE, D.D. (Founder and Chief the Church Army) And Member* of Headquarter* Staff Will Speak. Soloirt: Miss ETHEL SHEPHERD. ...

... W. CHUTE ON “SPIREI NATIONALISM. Rev. W. Chute. Vicar St. .Id to-o.'lv a papei before the : Hartlepool Rotary Club Race Speaking of *• ihe .-nitii nauoaahfem blowing through the coloured races a -piril which, he remarked, will mow stronger ratlivr than ...

... expense of his old school. AN 0. E. Lincoln's Inn, W.C.2. Noy. 27. ONE FOR THE BISHOP. Sir.—The Bishop ot U'oolwich, when speaking in the House 4if Clergy, is reported in your issue of the Dith inst. to have said it was because the Church had neglected ...