... friends that have been in my company and have known me some time Ihlnllot l_r‘nm th::o 1 have b:‘d False ’l'-lh in. I can't speak them. I remain, yours truly, M’&N GILLMAN, Checker, G.N.R.” NORTHERN TEETH CO., 12a, BOAR-LANE (Directly opposite Trini Gwvg ...

... awards and largest number of prizes that have Sver been brought into Cas_ Weford for MINERAL WATERS, Wi the pleasing success speaks hig ghfifl?qmm» 80BERTS. Probably this success is pa dne 1o the fact that Mr ROBERTS, ™t considerable expense, has reoently ...

... Shefeld Unit.-: and Tottenham Hoispur, absorbed all atten ton in Association circies, snd the enormo i #ate of 114,815 persons speake volumes for the popularity of the socker game. ‘The match was a grand ong, and & draw of twe gonls each fairly represents ...

... held in bhieycle meet—q an ng Al “~~ic funetion in its way. I you wish to talk about a bicyele in Flem. |sh you must simply speak of it as rigroett rappendneusbrelergestel.” A Glasgow correspondent saw a pathetic note in a dealer’s the other day. The sender ...

... year, on the ground that lrieh members must give constant aitention in Parliamen: during the coming sceson Mr Jobn Redmond, speaking in Dublin ou Monday night, said Nationaliste ouu‘ beld to the opinion onoe expressed by Umniel O'Connell, that the Roman ...

... e, tini e ety stitad were and pride of the Dominion of Cacada and the Oonmoa-l wealth of Auwstralia. The Prime Minister, speaking at the banauf.olmlaldlmrollam on Saturay, sald it was matter of congratulation that the peace of the world on the whole had ...

... moment or two, neither of ns |speaking. I think she was looking st me, but |1 am quite sure that I did not dare to look at her. Yot it was necessary to say some '|word or other, so at last I plucked up cour|age Lo speak. d;!l‘n-luslnu.lh.mrpr l After ...

... Meth’ley (Bs. 6d.), Ann Rowen, married, Nor‘manton (Bs. 6d.), and Jas. Donlap, miner, Normanton, 10e. \ BARKSTON ASH DIVISION. Speaking at a Conservative gathering at Garforth Bridp- on Saturday, Mr G. R. Lane Fox, M.P. for this division, said the Insarance ...

... bad 21 years' experiemce ms an exhibitor and judge, chiefly amongst the village shows, av that be could speak (~om experience He then welt ol 10 speak of the cotlagers exlirbits Mos: village shows offered prizes for well cultivated vegetable land flower ...

... thai the court-martisl proceedings have bem quashed, and the prisonors are to be released. AMERICAN TRADE. Chicago, Friday. Speaking last night at { of the son, &md‘dmt Treaties, said thy markets for home products, or suffer from plethors, with its consequent ...

... the sales have increased enormously year by year, and this medicine has now no equal in popular favour—a fact that alone speaks volumes as to the excellence and superiority o Beecham's Pills. More than ome generation has found by experience] that this ...

... J. H. Therpe, clerk o & A uumber of attendance m‘&. dealt with, in one ot which was suggested on the part of the parents Speaking pn!flv cases where were responsible their children absent from school, the Chairman some parents bad no care or fecling, and ...