04EATEST- OF 5pt.:,j.....:,.,..-- • ::iiHgl PUBLIC NOTICE!
... impossible to leave L ondon for the week-end. We are sorry to disappoint those who would have been pleased to hear these gentlemen speak on national questions. ...
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KEEN EDUCATIONIST
... Mr. Constan very well, and he once pr wl said at a rop e p i ng ie re I was speaking that he Made reworks on the cricket field and I made em in the Council Chamber Speaking of the prism he was about to distribute, Mr. Constantine expressed the hope ...
BLACK()
... been held in connection with the Ebenezer Sunday school and church. There was a good attendance, presided over by , Mr. Mark Speak. After the passing of the accounts, which showed a successful financial year, the election of officers for the ensuing year ...
MARTIN TOP
... were two of the three greatest sorrows in Lord Shuttleworth's life. The wheel of time had. gone full turn and brought him to speak thirty years later at the memorial service of the father of his Oxford friends._ . . The family was represented by Pilot Officer ...
HAPPY ALLIANCE
... HAPPY ALLIANCE. Speaking in reminiscent vein of the times he had spent locally, Lt. CoL Greenaway expressed his pleasure at being present that evening after so long an absence. When he first came to Nelson there were not many men members, but they had ...
GET A DOCTOR, Witness went on to say that he then heard a shout and, looking round, he saw Mr
... to the crown of his head. He went to the man's assistance and he seemed to have difficulty in speaking. Witness heard him say very qt_yet . lY, I cannot speak, get a doctor. He informed the police. P.C. Wright said that at 10-30 he received information ...
BARROWFORD JOTTINGS
... bill in this respect, so he was sent to an English ecclesiastical college for training. So in that manner a young French-speaking Italian, trained at an English college, went out to the Gold Coast to spread the Gospel amongst the natives. It was pleasing ...
CUP TIE REPLAY
... B H. Haydock 125 F. Stuttard . 104 S. Haydock 125 J. Hillary . 108 H. Hargreaves 125 H. Hillary . 52 H. Heap A. Speak A. Grirairod Rec. Breaks:—S. Haydock (Brunswick St. B) 64; F. Stuttard (St. Philip's B) 54; H. Haydock (Brunswick St. B) ...
Divorce Dame
... and enjoy a happy time of fellowship. Pastor D. FRamsay spoke to the young people on Sunday morning , on the word Friend, speaking later to the adults on the twenty-second Psalm. Bro. C. Newton addressed the senior class, and Miss J. Whip sang a most ...
Garage Fire
... Whittaker, the wedding took place on Saturday at Wheatley Lane Church, of Mr. John William Speak, of 6 Ann Street, Barrowford, and Mrs. Nellie Parker, of Gisburn. Mr. Speak, is in business as a newsagent in Gisburn Road, Barrowford. The bride, who was given ...
EVER AND A LANDLORD WHO MADE TIME FLY
... would have attained something like the standard of former years. Speaking of Scottish and English football, Halley thinks the difference is greatly exaggerated, and remember he can speak with personal experience of both. The difference is not so great ...
CRICKET IN WAR-TIME NELSON CHAIRMAN AND PROFESSIONAL RESTRICTIONS
... were entitled to every credit for that performance particularly when one remembered the high standard of previous years. Speaking on behalf of the Nelson Cricket Club, he would like to say, whilst they did not win the championship, they offered their ...