... they were prepared to give to the other religious bodies of England (applause). The second subject upon which he wished to speak was, perhaps, more directly identified with their former battles. They would have observed that the people who called themselves ...

... cottager.' classes, but the lack of competition in this direction is probably due to the bad season for vegetate raising. Speaking generally, the show of tomatoes was good ; potatoes very good, and peas fair. Mr. A. Farmer, of Blenheim-road, Guntierebury ...

... continued Lord Halifax, not long ago someone who was not a member of the Church of England, but who was very well qualified to speak of the religious aspect of this country, said to him It is impossible to deny—no one can doubt—that the result of the Oxford ...

... upon the court and jury that the witness was perfectly familiar with that particular fence, and was, therefore, competent to speak of its condition. To that end he asked : Do you or do you not know the fence between the farms of Patrick Barney and Timothy ...

... on • broader basis hereafter ? He could assure the County Conncil that, as far as he was concernedand he thought he could speak for the other Middle. sex members—if the Council would bring forward their proposal in a public Bill, and give adequate re ...

... consider it the moat important, but it was in the character of a Temperance worker that I knew him bent. Others can better speak of other traits, but if I were ever so familiar with them it could in uo way add to the regard and esteem in which I held him ...

... Churchill, and Sir Henry James had literally torn to tatters the arguments of the members of the Government who had had to speak in support of the measure. But the House was practically in this position : of the whole 40 clauses, only seven bad been discussed ...

... frequent and fruitless appeals to the Boanl of Works, and later to the County Council, for a more efficient service, was speaking with a knowledge born of years of experience. This was exemplified when this dreadful conflagration, that has cost the nation ...

... W. BEDFORD TIIRNHAR anis, ticton anb Chiswick Gmette. SATURDAY, JULT 29, 1893. Tim negroes of America are, comparatively speaking, an inarticulate race. There exist no , newspapers with which we are acquainted , devoted to their interests. Although capable ...

... and which showed that it was a competent report. It was satisfactory that the examiner felt compelled again this year to speak in most flattering terms of the buys English. Last year's examiuer remarked that the buys had great facility in expressing ...

... permit a list of the prize winners, but moat of the names mentioned figured in it.—The Rev. J. then addressed the audience, speaking highly of the entertainment and the Lady Principal cf the school, Miss Bromley, and laying especial stress upon the value ...

... and given such orders as were necessary. Does this be• tray it want of feeling in the duke? It needs no comment; the fact speaks for itself. Pluses: CaA PRINT! KG. PRESS. —Ting following extract is from Chamber's Traditions of Edinburgh. Ohl Bank Close ...