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... A CHAT WITH THE CHANCELLOR. A correspondent writes I have just had word of interesting incident. Recently, known, the troops Colwyr Bay were reviewed Mr. Lloyd George and .General McKinnon, and after the review a firmer Padiham gentleman, on his way to ...
... THE FASCINATION CHAT, Few apparently withstand the natnral fascinations. of chat, now and then, and many make the slightest attempt resist h ...
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... ONLY A CHAT. Perhaps you don't think much net sunk m think Irittmn, for example. Perhaps th«y Britain yon, and yen to forgot But daresay. yon knew what wonderful anwnsniaie they prick yon with, pan would fool mm admir stipe, 'in the feat dam, although ...
... Haying a chat with of -the audience, Mr. George Cook and Mr. J. Whitham, who is the Conservative candidate in' St. Paul'* Ward and preaident of the Burnley Chamber of Trade. Mr. Coefc' said that a former naval rating he could address Admiral Campbell ...
... A CHAT ABC It is astonishiag how few people r _ 4 i ain aha at in patriot of the all ite people, loves the he wor the benefit of all, not for a class, and you to join with the party: of. ‘> out into the highways and way p all to come wm. moved. a vs (Appis ...
... A FRIENDLY CHAT.| WHAT WAS IT ABOUT? 'V Arthur Connor, 33, Fraser-street, was,fit&d IBs, and ordered to pay guinea .W coat* for ah assault Jarr.es gn®jranoo agent, Burnley Complainant alleged that Connor met hint street, Colne road, and I got you now ...
... A CHAT WITH BURNLEY POINTSMAN. A NIGHT IN SIGNAL-BOX. THE PILOT OP 'IHE PASSENGER. HOW ACCIDENTS ABE AVOIDED. INT CRESTING DETAILS. How many the myriad thousands who upon our great iron roads give a thought to the working the great systems by which they ...
... A CHAT ABOUT COFFEE. It astonishing how few people regularly drink really good coffee, and yet one of the most enjoyable drinks the world; and although there are good many machines for making coffee the best results can be obtained very simple means. ...
... —Douche daily fpr a couple of months with a pint warm water with'which .half a teaspconful of Mossol has mixed. Exter. nally apply a Utile ointment. Yoq would be wise to let aHJoctor examine your urine for sugar. Dunlop.—The shingle^'| but a ...
... A CHAT WITH THE WEAVERS' COMMITTEE. SILENCE THAT IS GOLDEN. In looking over the quarterly balance-sheet, I find that you were paid £144 13s. 2d. for services rendered during the last three months. That i« largest bunch of grapes which you've cat rod as ...