... he added, if you all went down to see the place. I must warn yon. however, that you must not speak to anybody about this affair, nor allow anybody to speak to you, either at he mond art afterwards. You can discuss it yourselves, but not with anybody ...

... GOVERNMENT INQUIRY. neard the signalman speak on the telephone to Luigwatlihy, telling tho man there a:mut the ballast tram god that the passenger train had let.. the station. Witness did nut know any• thing shout the ballast train when the mittend train ...

... W.M. A v. St. jams'. West County open. Air. M. Philips Priie, M.P. COAL EXPORT SPEECH IN HOUSE COMMONS. Mr. M. P. Price, speaking against the Liberal amendment to the Coal Bill on Tuesday, to exclnde export coal from the quota, mid it appeared that there ...

... carrying out the work on the line. Witness continued that he saw Flagman Taylor come and speak to the ganger, who was a wagon or two beyond the engine. He did not speak to the driver or him. He told the roger that the men had to load themselves up in order ...

... not too late in the year for the afflicted ones to adopt new resolution : Boost yourselves! That the public, generally speaking, is not so apathetic as is the nature of vume stereo typed foetus of appeal brought before them forms which, to ► say the ...

... 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 ...

... Culgaith the flagman vicht to the signal-box and told the signalman they were going to work in Waste Dank tunnel. He did sot speak to the signalman himself, but he was near the signalbox when the flagman spoke to the signalman. The flagman afterwards told ...

... 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 ...

... Dicey, M.P., o:i Imperial Trade Mr. A. C. Dicey, Conservative 3.1. P. for I'cnrith and Cockermouth Divisioo of Cumberland, speaking at • Women Unionists celehretiou at Keswick, on Friday. said he was pleased that his great leader, Mr. Baldwin, had retained ...

... TEMPERANCE AND LONGEVITY. Sir,—Miss Thome, speaking at the conference of the Cumberland and Westmorland Union of the British Women's Temperance Union, at Pen. rich, stated that Total abstainers had relw Lively longer lives, freedom from certain diseases ...

... driver of bantams. On the other, ke is regarded as smettlightened man, who is sometimes forced by his official position to speak against his own better judgment. Anyway, his expositions of a aim are generally recognised to be cogent and brilliant. ...

... proposition es the 24.28 months' old beast reared naturally to 16-18 mootba and then fiulahea. Mr. J. H. Thomas, Lord Privy Seal, speaking in London lest night, claimed that the task which he was employed was not a party problem. WESTMORLAND RATE INCREASED BY ...