... election to farmers and butchers to visit the consequences of a conviction by voting against Col. Lockwood & Sleeping Cars. Speaking in the House of Commons on Thursday on third-class cars Col. Lockwood (C., Epping), at the suggestion of Mr Marley (representing ...

... annals! Quite a storm of angry tscosision .was raised over the questiosel dew I•ue.ding in Lindseystreet, soros 01 .be rs speaking quite half-a-dozen to the same subject, the Chaisson ot being strong enough to curb the risio.; acti:vi order. The sew sewerage ...

... road by Mr The report was adopted. Guest be sot tarnished as evidence. The Ron Jones asked how natty times a member I could speak to the sense maims (cries of Once, and laughter) Mr Garet proposed that the owner be called upon' to furnish a plan of the ...

... as Chainne.) or he local Plitrict Councils. Eacb'etnilen ; fterwartis sat on the Bench with cihr es. Sir T. FoweU Bd‘iol2. speaking at the Norwich Diocesan Ci 2 rest e us the Education Bill, express , . •crtt a- the clergy ' had not taken a 1. - - )..rest ...

... To such an appeal we assume, even the most rigid wit:lrian will hardly object, for with most of a. the saint has, so to speak, long since ;Jean made the excuse, and not the reason, t'or a national commemoration, and their shrines, if they still exist ...

... noted the pillow exhibits. and though at it is a breach worthy of more photograph class was also • good or, much improved. 'Speaking genera:. - t tion, the standard of the work is it f eshibits in some departments were .iet.l Mr. H. W. Bennett. F.R.F.St ...

... and prize and certificate. This speaks well for the care taken by Miss, Ramsey with her pupils. Last Sunday evening a People's Special Service was held at the Loughton Union Church, when the Rev. W. S. Lord preached on the subject, A Good Soldier to ...

... this stage, our - reporter noticed the representative before referred to (who seemed determined to make trouble) get up and speak to the Clerk, who was passing his chair ; and, perceiving the accoster motioning towards him, took it that he was the subject ...

... doubt, by : feelings of petty jealousy over our unexpectedly large circulation in tVoodford during the last two weeks, to speak privately to the Woodford Urban District Council's Clerk about us, we regret to inform our readers that we are unable this ...

... this sally there was much laughter, mingled with cries of Hear, hear. And now I thought I saw a member rise, and heard him speak thus: What I want to know is, who is going to make the coats the boys are to wear? Are they to be made by regular tailors ...

... Essex and Liberalism Speaking on Friday at the Liverpool Street Hotel dinner to celebrate Essex Liberal victories, Mr T. R. Bethel!, M.P., . . . . , in proposing the health of the only t.. 0 unsuccessful candidates in Essex, Messrs A. H. Dence (Chelmsford) ...

... present and prospective increase • • bag piece, and was well-attended. The lin the rate appears to be entirely due to the ill- Speaking of tho match. the Theydoeites did very at, the Rev. Joseph Hocking, was in chair. ! considered action of the council in the ...