... extinguishing the flames, but not until damage had been done. amounting to upwards of M PRIESTLIV, M.P., ON MUNICIPAL Eutt-rtoNs.—Speaking ut a meeting held in the Baptist Scheid-room. Mulgrave Street. Bradford, on Tuesday evening. in siipport:of the candidature ...

... father died! Tom smothered an impatient exclamation and promised to look up some of his old friends. It was April, and to speak within hounds, there were hun• dreds of people he knew in London who would be only too delighted to dine with him and his beautiful ...

... Buxton, and in 1856, when opposed by Mr. Greenwood, he obtained 1780 votes against 1491 polled by his opponent. These figures speak for themselves. After Many Days. IT is not often that people carry with them into mum prosperous days the r„tieanihranco of ...

... cost them no more than it does now, for the school and furniture in there. and the master is there : and I should say. :Ind I speak from experience. thst he could teach twelve scholars with very little more exertion than it requires for six. Looking at it ...

... useless. Besides all this. what about that sumptuous repast that was provided for the Annie) , team last Friday night? If report speaks truly, it did not improve their play the following day. There one little consolation, however, for it wee admitted on all ...

... Miernasirs IN S TITUTE Asset!. hotsec. - Mr. Priestley presided over the annual soiree of Council than the men who went merely to speak and have long speeches published in the p a p ers the Calverley Mechanics' Institute held on Saturday evening. and made the ...

... Bradford express, found the philosopher's ' stone.' One of your which leaves the station at 6.10. spoke to the contemporaries speaks of him as a quintuple sion f ri o l i - i in , lit at 6.', but after that he was . •ot seen millionaire,' and that means ...

... Ackroyd presided. In the evening another meeting was held at which Mr. Ald. Scan' (Ex -Mayor of Ladle gave a spirited address. speaking from the words Keep to the right! Mr. H. Swallow occupied the chair. These meetings (which are well attouded) will be continued ...

... hear.) If anything went wrong with a tutu in nine eases out of ten they could Sod that drink had le I him astray. lie wan speaking from data and statistics whet' ite said that 115 per cent. of the triune of thin springs front drink. (Mr. Campbell' had ...

... ordinary reader, whilst tho small portion that is intelligible is :lees ridiculous. For instance. he sage, I should say, and I speak from experience, that he could teach twelve scholars with very little more exertion . than it requires for six. If six months ...

... aldermanic bunch, although he believed it was customary for the offer to be made after nine years. For his own part, tee was not speaking on account of political bias, because. in his opinion. municipal affairs ought to be free from party politics, and a man ...

... Mr. Smith give each an admirable address upon useful education as that to which they had listened. Mr. Priestley went on to speak particularly to the young men before him, and advised them to see to it that when they became advanced in years they should ...