... 100-NOT OUT. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. A ORETSTOEE CENTENARIAN. SOCIAL DRINEING. Sir,—Speaking at a temperance meeting at With all bar faculties pi-win - ally unimpaired, Or, Captain A. Hiner said socially and Mrs. Eliralieth Elliott, Greystoke, completed ...

... 65. THE PLLTEL&YER. DAZIOFIKI THAT BESET HIM, There is one Mauch of a railway of which the public seldom speak—that of the Platelayer. We speak in ankigistic terms of the engine crew, the guards, the signalmen, the platform atel, tM dining car attendants; ...

... Wilson : Excuse me, sir I I hope the 'Chairman will keep the hooligan section of this committee quiet and allow a person to speak when he is on the floor. I have made a statement and I can stand by it and prove it. Therefore I consider it is =sten to bring ...

... sundry acquaintances encountered en route. That, directing her steps to the birds' secret depositary, she began, literally speaking, to count her chickens. That the fateful moment arrived, and rate extracted three eggs--and, horror of horrors, what d'you ...

... VALUE ONE POUND EQUIVALENT TO 23 8008. Dr. John Anderson. Lecturer as Beekeeping at Aberdeen University, speaking Is Aberdeen, said from the point of view d !SM. ing energy and heat one Make ad hake, .hed the food Woe of p eggs, or a pound hew was equivalent ...

... important work at the most important assembly of the world. (Applause.) He considered Toe H fortunate in securing the member to speak on such an interesting subject, and wu glad that so many had accepted the invitation to attend. . Mlle. Yvonne Yolliot, a pupil ...

... ar the outward observances of religion. A Bishop has many opportunities of noting them dew to other clergy; it his duty is speak what be soon Be knows, of orree, aro, that in many parish where the work mat faithfel and the message delivered most tree ' ...

... Who? ho growled, glaring at his clerk over the top of his eyeglasses. Mr. Kershbrw, repeated the clerk. Why ain't you speak distinctly, then? snapped Mr. Bennet. What does he wantr I couldn't my, sir. He merely desired to see you on a matter of ...

... Easton) said tbat was a question for the distributing company. Mr. I. Mellish, Netberwelton : Later on. Mr. Ridley said he was speaking on behalf of the farming community. The Vice-chairman : It would be an inducement for farmers to use electricity, but I do ...

... Nelson School will experience one of those inevitable changes which time brings along. There will be other opportunities to speak of our regret at the resignation of Mr. Dazeley. As a Governor of the School, 1 have had to give very much time and thought ...

... was preoccupied with internal dissensions. Ninety per cent, of us, as a mutter of fact, are quietly going about our work. We speak and preach to people so distracted by or absorbed in the sudden and overwhelming legacy of modern scientific discoveries that ...

... treated with each considenition, hospitality and courtesy as I have since I have been in Tientsin, and when I any I, I am speaking on behalf of my Battalion and of all ranks of it. We shall never forget . your hospitality and your kindness to us while ...