... 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 ...

... praises abet worship of the people of God. And it was not an easy matter. Ile ventured to speak of some of the difficulties—a subject upon which he could speak snore easily not. only before the visiting choirs but before the choir of that clrurch, of ...

... Mr. E. J. JOHNSON, Derby Saturday 7-45—In Congregational Scheolrcere. WHY THE SILK FACTORY IS NOT OPENED. Mr. JOHNSON will speak on Trade Deproeslon and its relation to the Drink Traffic. Questions Invited. Chairman, Mr. Hoilloallead Sunday 2.ls—United ...

... affectionately, ARTHUR CAVENDISH. The tears strcame.l down Ethel's re at the conclusion of the letter, and ne)ifry could not speak, for a great lump had come up in hir throat. There is a grave in a certain cemetery often visited by the Trevors. It is never ...

... HARUMAN, Secretary. Open-Air Temperance Meeting ILL be held in WATER STREET, WIGTON, on THURSDAY NIGHT, JUNE 1206, at 7 p tu. speak. r: Mr. T. PARK, N Questions luvßed. &ma Night nt 8 p.m. in TEMPERANCE HALL, Mr. PARK will Lecture on THE SEVEN MEN OF PRESTON ...

... DU RAFIT COMING SPRING, SUITINGS AT CUT Martins Bank Limited. Mr. A. Allan Paton, C.B. (Chairman), speaking at the annual meeting of shareholders cf Martins Bank Limited, held on Tuesday, said the fact that the net profit for the year amounted to £836 ...

... should be grateful for the opportunity provided thus early in life to cultivate so important an art. The Canon went on to speak of the Bible as the greatest of all Weirs. The world moved on, men's opportunities for study and research increased, and there ...

... washing spyllaserw. Housewives should not tail to Pee the modern labour-saving methods there are at their very doors, so to speak, and there will b muoh to Interests all who wish to pay tee oxhibltlon a visit. Attu:aerie° is tree. Oo Wr dnewlay, the Omit ...

... exclaimed, That is n. t the truth. I hope you will I.peak the truth. Mr. Wilson : Mr. Crozier, if you will all, w me to speak. As to speaking the truth, Ido not think you very often do it. I am prepared to meet you anywhere and allow the country to judge as ...

... Crightonians A awl Keswick School, both early in the season. After the team had settled down they carried all before them, and it speaks h;glily for the defence that in the last seven matchts onlyl7 points werescered against them. The School had such an excellent ...

... service. During these years, 1 have missed very few meetings of the Council or its Committees, and I have not hesitated to speak or vote for what has seemed to me the best interests of the Town. Wigton and all small old towns are faced with Housing di ...

... about the girl who never cared. His voice was husky and queer. Nan regarded him strargefy, but though she opened her mouth to speak no words would vows?. I want to thank you, he And again. There is nothing I would not do. I am so sorry, said Nan, struggling ...