... Raleigh-road, Penge. Mrs. Ethel Baker, of Melvin-road, Penge, said she bed known Mr. Tucker fifteen years. She had never heard him speak of any illations. He dined with her on Christmas Day and Boxing Day. He had a giddy turn before leaving for home and he assured ...

... Methodist Conference Rev W Bil-brougli (Ebenezer Church Rev Salt (Wycliffe and Rev G H Cretney Bennett gave inspiring address speaking of Crewdsoil's gentleness loyalty and devotion He said he knew that went from church church the towns where their friend ...

... services of Mr. T. E. Moody (hall secretary). The health of the Chairman was received with enthusiasm, and upon rising to speak, the Rev. P. M. Etherington was accorded a great ovation, the audienoe . singing For he's a jolly good fellow, and giving ...

... resting place in the ancient city of Bath An Arts Club was recently inaugu-' rated in the famous spa and a patron re Calder speaking at the opening mentioned that a prospective member and her husband owned a collection of Burns relics now stored in London ...

... imagined. Miss Fry, I can open heart to you. You see how helpless I am, tied to this room unless Heather wheels me out—could you speak to your brother, and, in spite of Heather’s success last night, get him to release her from her contract with him ? Mabel Fry ...

... played in the atmosphere of Parisian ‘theatrical life, where a millionaire producer has had the pick of all good things, 50 to speak, and hasn't failed to ¢fiscover that a sable coat, a necklet of pearls or a leading part in a revae may work wonders with sewne ...

... illudtatchewan, 19K, awarded the Radcliffe seholarship in Pharmacology, also honourably mentioned for Mr. Jame s Maxton, M.P., speaking at the the Theodore Williams Seholarship in Pathoiogy J. G. A. Dave!, Transvaal u, uc 'Ed a Conal Institute of Scotland at ...

... will be read with interest ani appreciation by Liberiali all over the country, and it is hoped by Congressmen also. He now speaks illt the authority of a man who saw the Government from inside for five years. The wvernment cannot dismiss his words lightly ...

... reported that they had done better this Christmas and rear than twelve months ago and they means despondent regarding the future Speaking for the provision trade Mr J M Montgomery said been less luxury buying but there had been a demand for necessaries to the ...

... work wonderfully. It left my hair clean and .fresh, and with a brightness 1 have never before experienced. Frankly, I cannot speak of it too highly. ...

... er, whose sincerity is very apparent, calls attention to the fact that visits to the war graves appear to falling off. He speaks with the authority of one who has visited those cemeteries, forever England, and the tribute he pays to the r upkeep, and ...

... Chairman of the Lavatory Committee at that time was the late Mr. J. H. Brown, who submitted the report and then proceeded to speak against it just as Mr. !touch this week. And the discussion that followed on each occasion was typical in the lack of guiding• ...