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... SPEAKS To the Halt sad the Lame; all Buffering from Chronic diseases; to the whom Doctor* hare tailed relievo; to those life a misery account of constant pain and suffering. * NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY, Take ewe that does not pan you by, has been fihsrdaae ...

... WELSH-SPEAKING JUDGES. memorial the Lord Chancellor it being extensively signed in South Wales praying that Welsh speaking persons may appointed tor County Court Judges and ether judicial positions in Wales The signatories are convinced that Judges of ...

... MISS SPEAK CALLED. In reply to Mr. Peters, the Coroner said that mmhunflwuu Miss Speak, but Mr. b:“ to call her in order to ask one After Miss Speak had been sworn, Mr. Peters asked : I think you told us that you Mr‘lvhfihhflmpmhud? Witness : Yes. i Y : ...

... Premier to Speak in Scotland. An Edinburgh correspondent telegraprhs:— Str Henry Campbell-Bainerman is booked to speak at Peebles, im support of the Master of Bgl:l:ank, on the 23rd inst. This arrangement was made some time ago, and mo intimadion has ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING AT NEWCASTLE. Resuming the annual mecting of the National Conference of Friendly Societies at Newcastle, today, the delegates procesded to diecuss re commendat.ons from the commitiee, who urged that eupport should be given to the Bill to ...

... THE SPEAK BKb HIP The Pie?-* Association I Lai in the Lobby the lli-itsv Commons last evening the opinion * prevalent that the choke of til-.* Ministry likely ultimately fall upon either Mr. Cully Sir i'tank l.ock wood. ...

... York Man Speaks. Improved Biake has lat a. BOOT INDUS enablin and G sewn b, is the ¢ The No. 3 Birls' & Boys' } (7's to 10's) » Ladies' W “I have a lot of lifting to do at my work,” says Mr. W. Smith, of 4, Upper Newborough Street, Asylum Lane, near the ...

... Veteran Worker Speaks Out. (TO EDFIPOR “YORKSHIRE EVENING PRESS.”) Sir,—ln reading the many letters thai kave appeared in your valuable paper I feel bound to say a few words on the subjxt of factory gitls and soldiers. I have had three d.-m,;flhb::r.s ...

... TUB SHIPOWNERS SPEAK OUT. The shipowners met to-lay and passed res v lution claiming from the Dock Company the right to engage their own men. A deputation, beaded by Sir Donald Carrie, waited on the Dock Directors with this resolution, and the directors ...

... Leeenw COULD NOT SPEAK ENGLISH. Alired Javos, chapfieir, of Winchmere Hill, Middlesex, did nol appear to answer to a summons for a similar offence. A letter from a J.P. of Middlesex, , was, read, giving, for the defendant’s non-appearance, that he was ...

... Premier to Speak Next'Week. HWe are informed that the Prime Minister, Sir onry Campbell-Bannerman, has decided to ::'ke his first public speech at a sl;{-'reat Libsra] Monstration to be held in the oyal Albert ‘Hfiu on Thursday next, the 21st inst., under ...