... SPEAKING OUT. The Rev. DAM* of Birchley. Laiweeter, is • errs wbe le set to speak out whoa be essi a lees Ude degenerating • nevem* ler erwasing the heeesbee lie need law. lel tel. be be seggerted Ek as • HMO Pals 11111111.16161 for the Newton Division ...

... WILL SPEAK AT CRAM . It-ELLE.VRITH, Thursday, Jaw lird. FERNILEZ. BPABROWNT. Friday. Jews 411:. Jaw Sib. Commomm II p.m. DERBYSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL. 1 A LL BILLS and CLUES spinet the Covent: 13. Council must be sent to the County he. countent (ncepting ...

... -- - KANCHISTER SPEAKS TO GLOSSOP. Even a little ray of light shines large upon A dark night, sad the smallest crumb of comfort Is eagerly snatched at by those who are starring. How greatly welcome then will be this splendid news from Manchester, bearing ...

... KAICHESTER SPEAKS TO GLOSSOP. Even a little ray of light shines large upon • dark night, and the smallest crumb of oomfort Is eagerly snatched at by these who are stars.. lag. How greatly welcome then be this splendid news bearing with I It a of pod hope ...

... 111ARCUSTER SPEAKS TO GLOSSOP. Ems • little ray of light shines large • dark night, and the smallest crumb of comfort is eagerly sasteled at by those who am How greatly welcome then will be this splendid news from Maneluster, bearing with it • of good ...

... SPEAKING THR TRUTH. , - ! Lord Se-Morse, 'peeking at Derby, on Tuesdsp 1 night, deplores the active political warfare that I wad going on against the Church. Was it propos / 4 to remote it for the sake of greater (estrus Iswat of goud ! Not at all. As ...

... MINISTERS' CARELESS SPEAKING. A short while ago the Speaker of the House of Commons took occasion to comment upon the habit of members of the front benches to turn their hacks on him and address their followers instead of addressing him. This has led ...

... ME. SPEAKS. A.A. top end of the room. in the middle of • talk the huge form end big pals countess of Mr. 'raft towered above all men, like. I some hard ivory idol ate • eztraordinarily well, with such ladoelksns of tons, sada conviction. persuades ...

... MR. SPEAKS. Mr. S. B. Corder, Brook Street, little Dunmow Essex, makes the following statement.: Last November I was laid up with pains in my hack and side. If I stooped I could not get straight again, for when I attempted to raise myself it seemed as ...

... 111 NIT SPEAK WIENS! The candidate war easerticen, he remarked Ma doss not think I spoke wit& resew that Mr. Partington Monaignor at the Gm dee to private assamnors giv en by Mr. Partington that he to injure the Csthali i c nterests admitted so meth ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING ABOUT THE BODY. Perfect health cannot be enssred if the body be not perfectly clean—inside m wall as out. Th e delicate, complex mechanism of arteries, alters and ducts needs complete c l eans . mg. This cleansing is effected in nature ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING BY 'ERE CLERK. MEMBER OF THE COUNCIL WHO HAD WRITTEN TO CONTRACTORS. MR. BOWDEN SAYS rr WAS OUT OF PLACE. THE SEWER AT COTE GREEN. • The chief buainess of the meeting was the reading of certain correspondence which had taken place re the ...