... conference of the Durham and North Riding of Yorkshire Unionist Association. Lord Lansdowne, who was heartily received, said in speaking of that which concerned his own department, might make this prophecy —that, when few weeks hence His Majesty opened Parliament ...

... land system are iminsdiately required, so that the land may be oultivatel for the .benefit of the entire community.'' In speaking to the resolution, he said they would all be agreed upon this point that if the wealth of the country oould bo increased ...

... continue in the active discharge of my diocesan duties I have been enabled to visit, altogether, more than 220 parishes, to speak from the pulpits of the churches, and in many cases to catechise the children in the schools. I have, thus had the rare happiness ...

... Lord Salisbury had warned the country what would happen if Home Rule was given. The people of Ulster, who were, nationally speaking, our brothers, would not submit to the yoke of tbe Nationalists. Continuing, the speaker alluded to the appeal of the No ...

... wing and clothe in in call and who has been quoted on more than one occasion during the campaign by Commander Kenworthv, speaking at an I.L.P. Rally Keswick, said: We are told we should be constitutionalists and not go out-35© the Constitution or be ...

... families starring. Is it not a shame that suoh things should occur? Sitting members and those who sre after seats now are all speaking about the Corporation doing their own work. Can anyone toll where they are doing any unless it patch work ? I and my fellow ...

... expressed his diffidence at taking Admiral Buncombe's place, though, at the same time, he knew that he wished to retire. Then, speaking apart from politics, he expressed the sincere regret felt by people of all classes in the Riding at the illness which overtook ...

... sacrifice his cherished moustache for (he part, and was promptly reminded that it was Shavian play! Rather a barefaced jest’” Speaking of moustachee, wo learn that, consequence of its having been observed that several officers in the Irish Command are in the ...

... to his business by his illegal deportation. He did not appeaT but was represented by M. Doussot, a French barrister, who, speaking through an interpreter, said his client received the order from the military authorities at Johannesburg leave South Africa ...

... Mid- dleslrongh : Don't you think they would rather Mr. Lcckwooh : JNo, no ; please don't. Middles- brough is big enough to speak for iteelf. The Ajbitbatob : You paid 3s. 6d. ?— Y-«-. A cheap nde; 2d. an hour?— Tee, cheip eccufch. Bobt. Clay, joiner, Brotton ...

... official position in presiding on the occasion, feeling that he was fully justified, the few remarks he had to offer, in speaking of the high character of their late worthy Dean, and of the deep respect in which he was held by the citizens of York and ...

... business of the North Riding for a number of years, had worked economically ; and he did not think apprentice hands, so to speak, the County Councils would be more economical. Heretofore the county business had recently been done by committees, who reported ...