... 12 months in the Second Division for shopcash to Jennings, who signed lor it. breaking and bemg m ncuse- Mr Killick went on speak of the occa- breaking implements by night. 18 months sioils upon which he and Jennings worked hard labour for obtaining money ...

... fact that averaged 205.6 miles a day throughout the year. How many motorists can claim such an average? Such a performance speaks volumes for the stamina of the man and the easy running qualities of the machine, and should eOectually disillusion all thase ...

... funeral took place on Wednesday. A service was held the Hough Green Methodist Church, conducted by Rev. R. Robertson. Mr. R. Speake, who was at the organ, accompanied the hymns. * God Moves In a Mysterious Way. and Jesus Lives No Longer Now. The mourners ...

... iidinavlan. Swedish. English. American. i- uanan. Irish and Scottish folk dances, i’ lift If wav through Canon Hayes called Speaking at New Year’s Eve service In Chester Royalty Theatre on New Year’s Eve. the Bishop of Chester (Right Rev. D. H. Crick), said ...

... account In Oodstall-lane. To build a business to Its present eminence in the seed trade such a comparatively short space of time speaks volumes for efficiency and enterprise. ...

... • ® . . C Hewitt, of the City Grill Lady Broughton, explorer and big-game The Commandinor Officer of The Cheshire hunter, speaking to children in London on Regiment expre;j»us. on behalt of the men , .Monday, shewed on the screen peculiarly of the battalion ...

... founded the Sunday School there, and frequently preached services. He had a great love of his fellow men. and was never heard to speak ill of anyone, and no matter how great the provocation, always had an excuse for anybody. Dunne the Great War 19U-1818. he ...

... ration book every time. To men engaged in heavy industries beer is a food, and necessary food at that”. Thus speaks Mr. J. R. Clynes, and he speaks particularly for the worker. During the last War. when Mr. Clynes was the Food Ministry, he says, he had a ...

... stayed there ever since. His father is on the sea, and he would like be with him. When came to England, Jean could scarcely speak a word of our language, but now has very good accent and can prattle away with the best of them. Then there was Mrs. Kennedy—the ...

... evident Dr. Henson has definite opinions upon It. OBITER DICTA. It time, however, in this article, to allow the Bishop to speak for himself, and here are some of the many opinions given non ex rallirdra in this excellent book:— 1. The monslron* development ...

... family pro- like to follow suitf A BISHOP BLAMES PACIFISTS FOR THE WAR. The Bi&hop of Grantham (Rl. Rev. A. A. Markham», speaking at the ceremony of lodging of regimental colours In Lincoln Cathedral on Sunday, accused pacifists of responsibility for ...

... Tuesday last witness found her sleepy tired, and when doctor was suggested she bee? very excited. The next day she was unable to speak, and after giving her some brandy witness sent for the doctor, and remained with her during the nlvht. Dr VV. H. Groce, pathologist ...