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... the inscription of a tombstone, which ran as follows :— part with wife was a trial better in Heaven than suffering hen*. Ultimately the inscription was allowed, a full ston being inserted after severe. Even now it is doubtful whether tho widower has ...
... unsavoury food. Her presence is shunned, and sne becomes the leper of society. Doomed to pass her lif* in seclusion, she is not allowed to mix freeiy with her people. If she unwittingly intrudes on any occasion of festivitity the company curse her presence, ...
... Meetings and Lectures. SERVICE of PRAISE will be given in jTme? Church, Bell Street, To- Morrow Nioiit. at G 30 Subject— Heaven. Anthems. O Taste and See, And the Glory. Lift up Mine Eyes, _c. Collection for Choir Fund. A GOREfiATTr(HAf.F-YKARLY) ...
... having served for less than twenty years have become infirm, the amount of retiring allowance to be decided by the administrators of tho fund. The usual retiring allowance was fixed at £80—that to a Bishop being three times that to a priest. The scheme was ...
... having served for less than twenty years bave become infirm, the amount of retiring allowance to bo decided by the administrators of tho fund. The usual retiring allowance was fixed at £'S0 — that to a Bishop beit.g three times that to a priest. The scheme ...
... Sir James Kitson, Mr Justin M'Carthy, M.P., Mr Justin H. M'Carthy, M.P., Mr •J. A. 15. Bruce (Hon. Secretary), and Mr P- A. Hudson (Assistant Secretary National Liberal Federation). Dinner being over, the Chairman, in opening the proceedings, gave hearty ...
... Sir James Kitson, Mr Justin M'Carthy, M.P., Mr Justin H. M'Carthy, M.P., Mr J. A. B. Bruce (Hon. Secretary), and Mr Pv. A. Hudson (Assistant Secretary National Liberal Federation). Dinner being over, the Chair- man, in opening the proceedings, gave a hearty ...
... has been seriously embarrassed tetaranl iimmitma mused partly tho w> fuaal of til* Omul Workman, Mr TarraM V. Powderly, to allow the .Society to Uke aaliva part (he nKitatioi. tor aiabl hour# ...
... Boys' Clothing, New and r-'eoond-Hand. Odd Jackets, Vests, Trousers. Gieat Bargains, at 197-ltM* Oveigate. A RE YOU AWARE I allow from 10s Upwards ._ _L for Old Sewing Machines of any Mi.ke at Part Pay- ment for any of the l_it-st nud Be.- New Machin-** ...
... THE LADIES' TOUR HOUND THE WORLD. A HUDSON BAY CENTRE. THE COMPANY'S STORES. BRITISH AND AMERICAN GOODS COMPARED. INDIANS AND THEIR BLANKETS. ST RUPERT'S SCHOOL. cxxx. The Hudson Bay Company in the 17th century fiad the whole the district known Rupert's ...
... Saver. Davies. Mitchell, Hillier, and Davies. Messrs Van Hulsteyn, ?? ,S. Bell, A. Mackie, Niven, Frit/.. Mosenthal, Mullings, Hudson, W. H. Rogers, George Richards ; Max Lanyermann, ad- vocate : P. Auret Sampson. J. J. Lace, Sir Drum- mond Dunbar, Colonel ...
... Sauer, Davies, Mitchell, Hillier, and Davies, Messrs Van Hulsteyn, W. S. Bell, A. Mackie, Niven, Fritz, Mosenthal, Mullings, Hudson, W. H. Rogers, George Richards ; Max Lanyermann, advocate ; P. Auret Sampson, J. J. Lace, Sir Drummond Dunbar, Colonel Rhodes ...