... What if Cm Chore's? Now what of the Cluirch, or. rather, of the Christian faith committed to charge, Hitherto I have been speaking to toy fellow. either's. Hay it not be mid that the fortunes of the Christian faith in our er entry have come to • critical ...

... nothing, I take it. in your PQn of the operation that involved danger to the patientf—There is always danger to the patient. I speaking apart from the anesthetic! —No, as long as the teeth are taken out cleanly and do not slip down the patient's an_passilge ...

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... they had before them. He had much pleasure in calling upon Mr. S. H. Thomsett, chairman of the Divisional Labour Party, to speak to them. (Applause.) In the Fight at the Beginning. Mr. Thomsett, who was greeted with loud applause, said it gave him great ...

... Messrs. Brackett and Sons, Tunbridge Wells, and a Past President of the Auctioneers’ and Estate Agents’ Institute. Mr. Brackett speaks mainly of affairs in Kent, Surre yand Sussex, and he draws attention to the fact that village shops continue to suffer from ...

... thanks of tho Managers to the Headmaster and staff for carrying on the school as well as they had done. He then went on to speak the proposed educational schemes in the town and said that tho School would mado attractive by the alterations that would made ...

... ARGUMENT. The Bishop of Chichester (Dr. Bell), preaching in Chichester Cathedral on Sunday, said that argument, generally speaking, in religion, could do no more than clear the track; it could not make the engine move. If the Christian Church was going ...

... the Open Brethren was held at the Ebenezer Gospel Hall Wednesday. Meetings were held afternoon and- evening and among those speaking were Mr. Seller, Mr. Bristow £>, ilui ;.^. lor!e y aml - Moorcock. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOUR.—A Consecration Evening was held at ...

... he had reason to believe e knew something about the machine. A- first, he denied it, but later said he supposed had better speak the truth.” At the police station he made statement, in which he admitted being ncerned in the theft. added that ■ was out ...

... afforded him, although with his natural hunible-miudedness he was reluctant to accept office in the first place. . . . do not speak of his public activities crutside the parish, but these were many; this is a parochial record, and we content ourselves by ...

... the more they seemed to revel it. Grays being outplayed and outclassed. The fact that Wall did not have single shot to save speaks for itself. It was as much ai could do keep his blood circulating with the ran. beating down on him the whole time. The sympathy ...

... the the more they seemed to revel iu it. Grays being outplayed and outclassed. fact that Wadi did not have ugle shot to nave speaks for itself. Ity-as h« could keep his blood circulating with the rain beating down him whole time. sympathy the crowd- vent ...