... volume of protest against the proposed abolition of the Safeguarding Duties. Sir lan, while still remaining a Liberal, is to speak on a Conservative platform in the Tiverton Division in favour of the retention of the Safe. guarding Duties on lace ■nd silk ...

... •ben I ekalmsriag my spice& Fortnermoira. it is also a fact that not one f colleagues kaew aaylltlag about my Intention of speaking at all on the .object. Yy only object was to do a little good to the poor people who have the misfortune of bang *Word to ...

... obtained. Cattier*ll then went near to the magistrate and said: Confidentially like, and between you and me, the girl will speak the truth, and I shall not be guilty. So you can make bail £l5O, and I will stand it. Prisoners were then remanded. ...

... mistreated in reading the other day • quotation from • speech made by Mr. Henry Vord. which I should like to read to the Hone° Speaking about the formation of his own company its early Stages Mr. Ford said: The capitalisation of the company sae 100.000 dollars ...

... everyone's disappointment it proved blank. We then drew on past Pont Capel to the landslide above Bradley's Mill. hounds still speaking fitfully, bat as there was nothing doing there, it was decided to pack op after a rather disappointing day. Monday also proved ...

... received. and in only one or two in , statues were they satisfactory. The outlook, however, ads now more promising of success. Speaking of the valuable services rendered by the Rev. J. K. Lomas on Sundays, the Rector stated that the Bishop had extended the ...

... elms& arra than, tbisp He did act wan lama, when pampa went eimply le count the cellectios .ad to my - 13 ea last (Laughter.) Speaking ea the problem youth ea Sunday nights. the epealier emit oil not take the stew that simply became pesos folk walked the streets ...

... foot. path. He pointed out to him that he was Menrnitting an offence, and ordered him to g et into the road. While he was speaking to the boy, he heard defendant shouting at him. He came up to him, and was very abusive, remarking that lie had been bullying ...

... Whichello Monday at the weekly luncheon of the Chester Rotary Club. the pleat dent. (Mr. It. Cecil 'Owen), in the chair. Speaking of the supreme place of issuononly among the Klen. es, Loth in its influence upon ph.lusophy and the uplift which it glues ...

... lime run. See eir Specs& Wisdom Display of Portabhia W. A. GUY RPICCIA LI 4T, 75. &mate Street. Chester. Telephone 1113 n. SPEAKING SERIOUSLY- Wham an pa 014 par batidays THIII TSAR? We .l Sim to dead*, Red the lege wep es l d ekthm e er. e t l ii dil Ahmed ...

... (limbers, CroeshalLstreet, Liverpool; let. 1930. LAID FALLACIES. •ir.—Your eomineat, on my last letter de. lighted me. Speaking of my throwing matfett°, at the Leads of your readers, you deduce, quitel mem-Melt% that those sauce statistics indicate' ...

... The geeretary drew attention to the noes Lion .1 the Government's educational programme. sod said that Mr. Goodwin was go t. speak on the 'object at • meeting d the County Eduestion Committee et Crewe on Monday. He thought they should not jenpar. di.- the ...