... order. Mr. Green : The Mayor will call me to order if lam out of order. I claim the right to speak. Colonel Hodgson said he could not claim the right to speak on a subject he knew nothing about. Mr. Green here interrupted with some remark, when Mr. Lowther ...

... he had few equals in the town. and it was a treat to listen to his remarks, very often made impromptu, when called upon to speak at a public gathering. At the time-honoured Mayor's breakfasts, and at Corporate banquets, his name was sure to figure on the ...

... Monday evening, at seven o'clo.-1, when the chair will be taken by the Rev. Canon M'Cormick, D.D. The Rev. H. E. Nolloth will speak upon The Licensing Clauses of the Local Government Bill from the Temperance point of view ; and addresses will also be delivered ...

... public speeches (laughter). Mr. Ikxld: H I tell you-- Mr. Eawe: I am telling you the truth. The people of Beverley know I speak the truth. Mr. Dodd : Do you know that Mr. Thirsk in his public utterances attributed the improvement to himself ? Mr. Hawe ...

... his earthly resting-place beneath the cloudless skies of a May day, 1 where elms are wearing bays of pale green. If he could speak now, he would say, 1 work while it is called to-day ; work to earn in your lives' evenings the copious dew of His grace ...

... sail a large number of friends adjourned to the residence of Mr. George Bottoniley, kin the remainder of the afternoon was speak' in a most enjoyable manner, with toasts, congratulations, etc. A dance was given in the evening to which a large number of ...

... for business purposes: you have not accounted for that. Mr. Wellsted : I have not accounted for that. Mr. Walton : We are speaking of a corn factor's house. Mr. Wellsted : When I saw it it was not like a corn factor's room; it was a fur- nished room. Mr ...

... towards Bishop Burton; and on the Skidby Road ;—each a mile from the sacred edifice. * * * Watton Abbey, or more properly speaking, Watton Priory, was the home of the compound or mixed Order of Benedictines and Augustines, who in the year 1150 or so, were ...

... though he were dead, yet shall he live; and whosoever liveth and believeth in Me shall never die. I3elievest thou this. After speaking of the great sympathy shewu by Jesus to the family of Lazarus at Bethany, Dr. Booth proceeded to refer to the doctrine of ...

... as a friend, and as a preacher of the Gospel as a pastor he was faithful through a long and successful ministry. You to I speak knew him well, and can testifv to his worth. : knd if anyone else permitted to join in this tribute vou, I think I may be thus ...

... to do so. Dr. Appleton: On what ground? The Mayor: Because you are speaking of what took place at the meeting of the committee, and not to the motion. Dr. Appleton said he was speaking on the report before them and he maintained he was within his rights ...

... enquiring and resentful look at the impudent fellow, and then asked his coachman what the man meant. Neither of the two dared to speak to the intruder, who evidently was at his ease. After enjoying a cheap ride from Butcher Row to Kemp's Corner, he, with pointed ...