... First the plucky exionent to help team but the of the club would allow his taking part the furtherance of the match am I speaking the heart of every footballer in the Uxbridge district when I wish very sjttedy recovery Cranford Cricket are iortunate in ...

... own effoits but assistance felt sure lie would receive from the excellent officers he appointed to in the duties of Lodge (Speaking for himself as GI’M should always be ready and willing render him every assistance that iu his power toast received with ...

... invitation came to words meeting he not only willing but proud to able promise to be with them Scripture which he desired to speak would find in 60th chapter Isaiah and the 1st verse— “ Arise shine thy light como and tho glory the Lord is risen upon 'hoe” ...

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... resolution adjourned CORRESPONDENCE WITH MR Editor Sir In acoount your interesting with Mr in last issue that gentleman in speaking of last District Council Election some of candi the of the Tramway it generally known nominees were I Mi Tyer your columns ...

... would on their time but he would leave it for Mr Braden to speak about the political subjects He considered the government of present rxtremely strong one and one upheld political roan speaking upon public platform for whenever such question affecting ...

... the next toast Pros perity to Brentford CU” he sure would with their approval If he were gifted with more eloquence he could speak for hours on cricket He thought they were specially fortunate having such excellent club Their officers wero second to none ...

... got in hotshot have scored well-fought as above though during the equally in goal for the reserves only to six times this speaks well for defence of Watsou Kilsby The teams follows : Hillingdon : D Miles H Hedges A Bailey W Richardson J Osborn T Richardson ...

... another two on the field Uxbridge come with brace for as it they had far the best of the worst luck Benstead it has commonly speaking chucked U and present they are in want a good half-hack It as unfortunate that could not give Stirling job when he offered ...

... should be inquired into if so He on make “this cloak of medical officer” too cold to come people In passing through the wards speaking to of people how very badly one of them adding “Don't anything for pity’s Air Cronin or we shall get into trouble” He thought ...

... prettily with ferns and (lowers the pianist Mr E Houlden made tbe meeting attractive some choice selections We can hardly speak highly of Professor’s elocutionary genius extends over wide field to well to the diversified of the public He is alternately ...

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