... the quartirly meeting infnenoes duriog the week, and fsr the time being more business laas been transacted. Comparatively speaking, however, the resultb are not ii any caise natterfor congrsatulation, wbether in their bearing on the present or futnre. ...

... and send his report with specifications of the work ,required to be ?? P. Wynne Yorke seconded. the motion, and proceeded to speak of the way in which the busines of the Union is conducted. He knew of a case brought from his village in which the man was ...

... those whho had dealt with it with so little regard to. the wants of the poo1r. He was speaking. of what he had seen himself at Holyhead, and was sorr-y thathe had to speak in that manner. H e could riot say whethmer or not the poor were better off' in the ...

... lICnAM said lie obseved that the reserved , fond was now absolutely equal to about one-third of the Ce- paid-up capital. . Speaking from memory he thought there was no bank in the kingdom, certainly none in Lon- he dun, whose accounts had been published ...

... noar'hei they succeeded in pulling the poor cremture'0T. Showas the found to be so dreadfully injurceditht'sfie coqld no speak, Without delay she was ;Tinoved to Guyis oas- pital, and was placed in Eastpris stard, Where she died the same tight.' .On ...

... Highlander or Galloway, for instance, accustomed to exercise, exposure, and inferior food, may lose little more, comparatively speaking, than the ordinary daily waste in the straw yard, prior to leaving home; and this to a certain amount may be repaired by ...

... Rumours of Misconduct against the Clerk and Master. --The Master said perhaps.the.Rev. Mr Roberts would 1be good enough to speak out what 'he had mentioned to him. Rev. D. Roberts remarked. that, the' Master was craving for notoriety.' Howeveri, he had ...

... mortgage. It was decided to take no action, and the re- lief lists were proceeded with. The Editor of the ! Medical Annual ' speaks in the highest terms of ICAurua's CocoA as a beverage and food for invalids on accnuat of its absolute purity, high quaity ...

... large brass plate on the door. She ,had not seen him in Aborgele, and if she maeo him 'Ile Was too great a gentleman to speak to her. Re had been keering company with the mother of tho child for the past five years. She had been paid £2 to come to the ...

... department would in the future take care to see that no liquors were sold to be corsutned off the ?? Gladstone: You are not speaking of the clubs of the wealthy, I pre. sume ?-Mr Edwards replied that he was alludling to working men's clubs, in which gambling ...

... of com- saunioante at a purely Welsh early celebration on a week-day in 189 (not 1893) and at which there were no English-speaking oommunicants present. The second extract is from a letter received from the Rev. T. Williamus, of Stoke Vanairel, who held ...

... infringe. ment of the clause had been brought to the knowhedge of the Education Department, and had beea dealt with; bht, that, speaking generally the claise was duly ob-. served. There were other subjects of which Baptist parents would no doubt be willing that ...