... services the . town being appointed magistrate. Having made his* protest would say was m favour of the increase and would not speak any more- (Hear, heart and Voice: Thank* God.) It was then agreed that the recommendation of the Genera! Purposes Committee ...

... If divorced his wife I did not mind sister being there or could talk and speak about his wife other people, and take sister back. for the sake the children I did not. want speak. , . . About three weeks ago be wrote me letter, which meant that did not ...

... £2OO owing to the Chapel Building Society, and not repayable for some time ootat. ;'Bo splendid an aohlevement daring war speaks been non Al. and the splritasi effeetiveaaes the church marked the fast that new -r-nrvm, . ; ...

... The &Min; Pea is es iItVO3IWOM 11., King. his MlnUsees Hembree et Fierbameot, and all is authority. NEED FOR FOOD ECONOMY. Speaking at the City Temple Si, Arthur Yapp aeiJ be dsd sot to be and would like to it clear that there wet no mad for any kind of ...

... 945 iS.. fld fee cool and E 616 for wage, • 1.6. Sd. mad, -.1 dividend of 7 per nom. woo doefared.-Mr. Birth end . Mr. T. Speak-mon re.elentied direr:we. Mr. N. Link, appointell nt ' plane of the law Mr. W. B. Bleed Mr. N. Naylor no retappottural atehtor ...

... She now 4 10 . you I ham not •ny PiU. I molt Bakela t esh • I of bark. I have Baker's . Pellets to *titterers, a* I speak too highly of them. It is no = ion to say that 11‘iker's Backache i t of priceless worth on women They are • .1 , , ,, 1y ...

... Court. oil did not eleet Mr. •rul could not him. It was a question of courtesy and good tmte.—While Councillor Mitchell was speaking the Mayor mul there was nog. a quorum prseetit, and the nioeung abruptly terminated. ...

... —Mr. St. Morrow. on behalf of the Orsett Union Amassment Committee, opposed the application, and mentioned that, roughly speaking, the amsatiment of the Authority's premises had been doubled by the new ammansent, and continually to put a this matter lad ...

... at Whits Farw retired to Ind on Saturday apparently in his usual hut at 2.30 am. his awoke and found that be ono unithlo to speak. lie died monesllstely. ...

... Ildehiriondet.. Romford. wan summoned for Annie Brawls. asslotant waitress. Queenst.. Somforde-Com pininant said she waa speaking to a New Zealand soldier Sanford Railway Station when etruek her and knocked hcr rendered un• conieinits. and knew nothing ...

... prisoners, well guarded, and one is surprised to see how happy they are. Gr. George Boothman. R.G.A., writes to say that, speaking behalf several Southend fellows who are with him, they send their thanks for the Southend Standard. During the six months ...

... after the e•pent, semeerhere shout £6O. Ceuned 1i..4 metaled. The of maintenance not be mils+ under £3O Counetllor V W. Mn.,. speaking as a mini. he r .4 the rmrretted that of ,es Of ' , lung mete Mara. here hsvong had ti on then. numbers' Isere td clenleted ...