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... 5-30 p.m Closing Meeiing of Bible Class in Mifiion Church. Woman’s Guild Meeting, Wednesday, 7-30 David /■ i keo, E-q will speak on Caniden Church Stone and Lime. ...
... EARL CARNARVON ON THE EMPIRE. Speaking on Tuesday evening at a house dinner of the St. George's Club in London, the Earl of Carnarvon, in giving the toast of * The Empire,” alluded to a recent speech of Lord Dufferin's, and said that England’s was the ...
... place in this competition ; we might almost as well speak of Wallace, or Bruce, or Graham of Claverhouse, aud great men in their way, but not Eoets. Strictly speaking, Beotland has but these two men to speak for her in the highest places of literature, Scott ...
... FROM THE “(QOOMICS” [Prox « Poxnca.”) A Sorr Asswer.—*Jane, 1 saw that policeman speak to you. That's the third policeman l'nuet”: speaking to you this moening, I can't allow that! “No, ma'am. But the policemen always do admire baby so—they can’t ‘elp ...
... against what may be one of his political theories, or one of the principal articles in his political creed. Were the minister to speak in the same manner out of the pulpit possibly his political opinion might not have much of a disturbing influence upon any ...
... 3 suffering from this infirmity to be properly ascertained, but every infant child in the district too young to be able to speak. ...
... was approved—Armadale - Public Speaking, (ilrs llamsay); Bath gate—Trade Union History (Mr Me Col gau); and Eauklhouse-Popular Science (Ur Chikts); Broxburn Public Speaking (Mi' McLeod); Suulli Queensferry—Public Speaking (Mr J. C. Whitburn American History ...
... 1660. What story ’they could tell if onty they could speak. THE MARTYRS They would relate the (ale of [troublous times when men and women had csed in persecution because of their faith.. They would speak of William Wi shaft the minister of Kinnedl, who was ...
... Loving Memoiyof our deal daughter. Alice, died July, 1934; also our son, John, died 31st July, 1946> We loved you so much, And speak ycu olten, . God bless you, Alice, you are not forgotten. Fether, mother and fami'y, 105 Foundry Equate. ...
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... StuApnal i QIMOST SCresiica O NOHem, Zrasin g [\rr Riewrs Nrsrivip ) his sm?h_\' the hand. “It does my i-.~.n:{ r? d 1 hear you speak in terms ol sober “comumen sense }TI ‘D Tl} 1 > 7 ? and to llli]lf that you have discarded that vile con l\ ‘Jlla \\ ll l(/ ...
... should combine together and furnish him with a surp'us next year, they would see what he would do. Sir William Marriott, M.P., speaking at Devizes on Wednesday might, said a general election would not take place for two years or more. He referred to Sir William ...